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Who we are selecting with our first pick?
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No matte how serious a subject maybe there is always someone who will come up with a humorous crack. Long may it continue
I haven’t got a clue as I don’t know the kids at all but I would love to see us get a KPP .
If not we should take the kid with the biggest potential upside even if he isn’t ready and back our development team. We can afford to leave our young players in the vfl.
If not we should take the kid with the biggest potential upside even if he isn’t ready and back our development team. We can afford to leave our young players in the vfl.
For mine - Conor Stone. Forward. It needs to be remembered, our FL was an issue for most of the season until we got players like Sheds back, allowing Shai and Dusty to spend more time up there. It's still a possible weakness with JR8 in decline.
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Next year’s draft is always the Superdraft, except that next year never comes. It’s like Brigadoon, it appears once every hundred years, but only for a day.
Foxfooty prediction..... these predictions are like a throw at the stumps I reckon.....
PICK 21: RICHMOND – MATT ALLISON
Clubs: Calder Cannons/Vic Metro
Position: Key Forward
Size: 194cm/81kg
Bio: Allison is one of the top talls who has a stack of scope for improvement. He can get up and down the ground using his strong endurance base, which is also matched by a good acceleration when on a lead. He has been used as a midfielder on the outside at times and still has untapped potential there if a club think they can develop him further. He is very raw and his numbers in the NAB League suggest that, but there are plenty of clubs tracking the Victorian.
In the mix: Richmond’s pick is one of the hardest in the first round to predict given they have no pressing needs. They have been linked with a few of the taller prospects in Allison and Liam Kolar from Northern Knights. It might be a touch early for either, but given the age profile of the Tigers another young forward wouldn’t be the worst option. Don’t rule the Tigers out of trading the selection into the second round or into 2021.
PICK 21: RICHMOND – MATT ALLISON
Clubs: Calder Cannons/Vic Metro
Position: Key Forward
Size: 194cm/81kg
Bio: Allison is one of the top talls who has a stack of scope for improvement. He can get up and down the ground using his strong endurance base, which is also matched by a good acceleration when on a lead. He has been used as a midfielder on the outside at times and still has untapped potential there if a club think they can develop him further. He is very raw and his numbers in the NAB League suggest that, but there are plenty of clubs tracking the Victorian.
In the mix: Richmond’s pick is one of the hardest in the first round to predict given they have no pressing needs. They have been linked with a few of the taller prospects in Allison and Liam Kolar from Northern Knights. It might be a touch early for either, but given the age profile of the Tigers another young forward wouldn’t be the worst option. Don’t rule the Tigers out of trading the selection into the second round or into 2021.
So pick 1. That's the one that could implode the rotten joint.
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Talk over past couple of days has been that Melbourne and Richmond are looking to trade top-30 picks. Also Jack Carroll and Conor Stone linked to Essendon, plus whispers that Alec Waterman could get a second chance at West Coast. All that and much more in this 6000-word guide.
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Just to clarify, Dees and Tigers not necessarily trading with each other. Details in article.
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