I like Sier but any mention of using pick 2 as part of that deal is crazy. Same with Mabior Chol.
I think we take pick 2, Campbell, and Gulden. If we do any trading this year it will involve our 2021 picks.
Pick 2 should be for the best mid available, and should be in our mids Round one, end of story.
Draft mids buy Key position players.
Put 5kgs on Blakey, give him a tank and start turning him into a midfielder, we are at a turning point for him.
With all young footballers our boys need: maturity both body and mind, learning the game, learning where to place themselves at stoppages, learning where and when to run to space, read the play and fall of the ball, and above all more games under their belt. We also over handball through the midfield at times when it isn't necessary and delay going forward. On Saturday's effort we don't lack endevour. Taylor got himself into the game but at times but wasn't clear to take a handball. He has enormous pace and was much harder at the ball last night. Bell is improving with game time and Stephens looks a natural and appears better each game. Ludwig is spot on; give it time.
At some point, and hopefully this season, it will all click. Maybe this will happen when Buddy returns.
Not condoning it, but it wasn't Chol who complained and according to AFL (who we of course trust for their hard-hitting journalism). Chol said he took no offence and had "no issue whatsoever with those players, or any of my teammates".
These are the latest Draft Central rankings. They have Campbell at 6 and Gulden only rates a brief mention, as having top 25 potential. However, they're from a week ago, so it will be interesting if their next rankings, have Gulden bumped up significantly, after yesterday's performance in the academy game.
Draft Central Power Rankings: August 2020 - Aussie Rules Draft Central
Also, before reading that, I didn't know that the Sydney AFL comp is going on, and that Campbell is apparently starring in it. In his first two games, he kicked 6 goals and was among the best in both.
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