bullus_hit said:Stocker was told by our recruiters he wasn't working hard enough off the ball, to put it bluntly he was a perceived slacker, that wake-up call lead to plenty of extra running & he got his 2km down to around 6 minutes 30 secs. Collier-Dawkins tested at 7 minutes which is very poor but would now be close to Stocker's time based on his recent time trial. So with their endurance being equal at this stage in the game it's pretty hard to make a case for Stocker being the better prospect, the fact that RCD is more a middle distance runner just adds to the weight of evidence. Skill wise RCD nails Stocker to the cross, that's just my opinion of course but I'm reasonably confident that Richmond will come up trumps in this particular case.
So there is no chance that Stocker has also improved in an AFL environment like RCD? So the fact that the in the on field data, the actual playing of the game, Stocker was a lot better than RCD in 2018? Now that doesn't translate all the way to AFL in five years. But the only thing you are weighing up the future on is running ability. Dangerous game.