2022 List management, trading, drafting

[bloodspirit]

Isaac, kind of.

Yes. Hence "or bid on". Melbourne bid for him at pick 2 and we used our late first rounder to match the bid.

Thanks giant.

[707]

No 1 would be Paddy Mac.

Campbell would be a no. 5, not 6. Bud was also a pick 5.

The no.6 pick was Francis.

I am racking my brain to think who was a no. 2.

Heeney was bid at 2, went to us pre points for pick 18, Dees then drafted Petracca with 2

Edit: just read the other replies. Think we can rate Heeney as a pick 2, the following year with points he would be that

[Maltopia]

Heeney was bid at 2, went to us pre points for pick 18, Dees then drafted Petracca with 2

Edit: just read the other replies. Think we can rate Heeney as a pick 2, the following year with points he would be that

I always wondered if Roos wasn’t at Melbourne (and trying in part, to show he was not loyal to Sydney anymore) if they would have bid on him at 2.

Someone else would have likely bid on him later so we would have coughed up pick 17 anyway, but I wonder if he would have gone “later” and this been worth less points in a matching bid in the new system.

The fact that he was a “number 2” was a main reason for the AFL adopting the points system as some clubs felt we got him way too cheaply.

[Auntie.Gerald]

Heeney showed he was a gem in the juniors just like Mills in my humble opinion.

[Auntie.Gerald]

Tanner Bruhn
Ollie Henry
Jack Bowes
Plus Pick 7

Vs GF opposition the Swans

Aaron Francis

I'm still trying to make sense of how we have increased our probability of success vs the strategy that the Cats have take to flex their 2023?

Has anyone else felt we slipped at the trade table in advancing our window 2023/24?

Does anyone else sense mathematically at the very least that Bruhn, Henry and Bowes will play 12 plus games each in 2023 and add significantly to the Cats endeavours to stand on heads again along with the Demons, Pies etc ?

That the Cats pick 7 may even play some games in 2023 and or push madly the top 26 or so?

I'm nervous we took a u turn ?

[Aprilbr]

Tanner Bruhn
Ollie Henry
Jack Bowes
Plus Pick 7

Vs GF opposition the Swans

Aaron Francis

I'm still trying to make sense of how we have increased our probability of success vs the strategy that the Cats have take to flex their 2023?

Has anyone else felt we slipped at the trade table in advancing our window 2023/24?

Does anyone else sense mathematically at the very least that Bruhn, Henry and Bowes will play 12 plus games each in 2023 and add significantly to the Cats endeavours to stand on heads again along with the Demons, Pies etc ?

That the Cats pick 7 may even play some games in 2023 and or push madly the top 26 or so?

I'm nervous we took a u turn ?

AG, I think our main priority was to re-sign our talent on long deals, which we did, and to go the draft with our first round picks. I don't think our trade deals should be used as a barometer of what we were looking to do.

[longmile]

Has apparently asked about a one year deal but no cigar

I would absolutely love too

[Dow]

I would absolutely love too

Thank god we are smarter than that

[Dow]

Tanner Bruhn
Ollie Henry
Jack Bowes
Plus Pick 7

Vs GF opposition the Swans

Aaron Francis

I'm still trying to make sense of how we have increased our probability of success vs the strategy that the Cats have take to flex their 2023?

Has anyone else felt we slipped at the trade table in advancing our window 2023/24?

Does anyone else sense mathematically at the very least that Bruhn, Henry and Bowes will play 12 plus games each in 2023 and add significantly to the Cats endeavours to stand on heads again along with the Demons, Pies etc ?

That the Cats pick 7 may even play some games in 2023 and or push madly the top 26 or so?

I'm nervous we took a u turn ?

We do things differently, we aren’t a Victorian team and can’t operate like one. I am comfortable we are heading in a good direction, although we may go backwards before we go forward

[Markwebbos]

It’s comparing apples and oranges list wise. If anything we are too young and they are too old.

The big problem was how cheaply they picked up 4 first round draft picks.

For a bag of chips

[Markwebbos]

Allegedly its us and some club called GWS that are into Cowan

AFL draft 2022: Lachie Cowan on 19th team in Tasmania prospect, linked to Sydney Swans and GWS Giants, stats, interview

Although knowing how KB operates we probably aren’t

[Auntie.Gerald]

I've always subscribed to the theory in life u can walk and chew gum

Ie the Cats can trade we can trade

Ie the Cats can secure their up and coming talent and we can secure our up an coming talent

If we did in trades what Geelong succeeded to do would any one complain?

If they did would they be right?

And for how long?

[The Big Cat]

I've always subscribed to the theory in life u can walk and chew gum

Ie the Cats can trade we can trade

Ie the Cats can secure their up and coming talent and we can secure our up an coming talent

If we did in trades what Geelong succeeded to do would any one complain?

If they did would they be right?

And for how long?

I'm still to be convinced about Cats young acquisitions. If my memory serves me right, they were all playing reserves at the end of the year, two of them with rubbish seniors.

[707]

I'm still to be convinced about Cats young acquisitions. If my memory serves me right, they were all playing reserves at the end of the year, two of them with rubbish seniors.

They were terribly homesick so weren't playing their best because of that dreadful affliction. Back home with Mum and her cooking they'll be up and about for the Cats!

[rb4x]

Not convinced this draft is very strong especially for talls. Ashcroft seems light years ahead of the rest and there seems to be quite a few injuries. Take best available who does not look like they will get homesick and cross fingers. Still think it is better value to go for a 25yo for a ruck than an untried 18yo who will likely take five years before they are ready.