2023 -2024 Rookie List Strategy

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  • The Bulldogs Bite
    Hall of Fame
    • Dec 2006
    • 11333

    #16
    Re: 2023 -2024 Rookie List Strategy

    Our list management strategy has been poor since Dalrymple left and it's no coincidence that since his departure, we've barely had a hit from the rookie draft.

    At what point do we change strategy? Using it as a means for depth hasn't worked when, clearly, depth is a major issue at our club.
    W00F!

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    • macca
      Coaching Staff
      • Sep 2007
      • 2384

      #17
      Re: 2023 -2024 Rookie List Strategy

      Some stats for last 2 years rookie , games played below

      Statistically, its quite hard to get more than 10 games from any player in the list !
      Matt Cottrell , Seasmus Mitchell , McVee and Casboult would have been my picks!
      Ryan Lester got into a GF , maybe add Markov as well.


      2022 > 10 games played
      Seasmus Mitchell ( Hawks) 14
      Ed Curnow 17
      Ryan Lester 19 ( in a GF!)
      Tylar Young ( richmond) 19
      Daniel Howe (North) 11
      Kayne Turner (north) 12

      2021

      Levi Casboult Gold Coast 41
      Matt Cottrell Carlton 35
      Lochie O'Brien Carlton 25
      Judd McVee Melbourne 25
      Robbie McComb Western Bulldogs 18
      Jacob Wehr GWS 14
      Cooper Hamilton GWS 8
      Trent Dumont Port Adelaide 8
      Ollie Dempsey Geelong 7
      Ben Davis Adelaide 5
      Ned Long Hawthorn 5
      Karl Worner Fremantle 4
      Sam Mayes Port Adelaide 3
      Jared Polec North Melbourne 2
      Isaac Chugg Collingwood 2
      Mitchell Crowden Fremantle 2
      Bigoa Nyuon Richmond 1
      Lewis Taylor Sydney 1

      AFL draft history and statistics. Includes national, pre-season and rookie draft picks as well as past pre-draft and midyear selections.


      AFL draft history and statistics. Includes national, pre-season and rookie draft picks as well as past pre-draft and midyear selections.

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      • macca
        Coaching Staff
        • Sep 2007
        • 2384

        #18
        Re: 2023 -2024 Rookie List Strategy

        2020 rookie list games played
        Have we done well with games played for McNeil , at pick 11?

        Ginnivan was at pick 13, I wonder what we saw in either at the time ?

        There are questions over Ginnivan's lifestyle ( he went to the races , day before the final) . He may be tradeable.

        AFL draft history and statistics. Includes national, pre-season and rookie draft picks as well as past pre-draft and midyear selections.


        2020
        player club games
        Bailey Banfield Fremantle 43
        Lachlan McNeil Western Bulldogs 42
        Jack Ginnivan Collingwood 42
        Josh Treacy Fremantle 36
        Roarke Smith Western Bulldogs 24
        Grant Birchall Brisbane 23
        Zachary Sproule GWS 16
        Samuel Reid GWS 15
        Luke Parks Carlton 8
        Connor Menadue North Melbourne 7
        Martin Gleeson Essendon 6
        Zane Trew West Coast 6
        Dylan Clarke Essendon 4
        Jacob Townsend Gold Coast 2
        Isaac Chugg Collingwood 2
        Jack Saunders Hawthorn 1
        Bryce Gibbs Adelaide 0
        Patrick Walker North Melbourne 0
        Malachy Carruthers Sydney 0
        Tyson Goldsack Port Adelaide 0
        Jack Hombsch Gold Coast 0
        Daniel Venables West Coast 0
        Jordan Murdoch Gold Coast 0
        Taj Schofield F Port Adelaide 0
        Aiden Fyfe A Gold Coast 0
        Rhys Nicholls A Gold Coast 0
        Last edited by macca; 02-10-2023, 11:48 AM.

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        • Bulldog Joe
          Premiership Moderator
          • Jul 2009
          • 5615

          #19
          Re: 2023 -2024 Rookie List Strategy

          Too many of those rookie listed players from the last 3 years are recycled across all clubs.

          The best efforts through those not recycled are

          Ginnivan - premiership at Collingwood (2020)
          Treacy - Fremantle
          McVee - Melbourne
          Cottrell - Carlton
          Young - Richmond
          Mitchell - Hawthorn

          They seem the only ones looking at making it as regulars.

          It is not a very good strike for anyone.
          Life is to be Enjoyed not Endured

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          • hujsh
            Hall of Fame
            • Nov 2007
            • 11887

            #20
            Re: 2023 -2024 Rookie List Strategy

            Originally posted by Bulldog Joe
            Too many of those rookie listed players from the last 3 years are recycled across all clubs.

            The best efforts through those not recycled are

            Ginnivan - premiership at Collingwood (2020)
            Treacy - Fremantle
            McVee - Melbourne
            Cottrell - Carlton
            Young - Richmond
            Mitchell - Hawthorn

            They seem the only ones looking at making it as regulars.

            It is not a very good strike for anyone.
            So maybe it's not just us? Maybe with the MSD and the covid years impacting development and the reduction in funding during covid and the dilution of talent across 18 teams it's just that much harder to find players that have managed to slip through the crack?
            [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

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            • mjp
              Bulldog Team of the Century
              • Jan 2007
              • 7444

              #21
              Re: 2023 -2024 Rookie List Strategy

              Do the clubs actually know what they're looking for?

              The rookie draft isn't going to work if you just pick the 'next best' midfielder who missed out on the main draft. You might get lucky and 'all they needed was a chance'...probs not. If you target a specialist who (or someone who you will TURN INTO A SPECIALIST in your program) then you have a chance.
              Ginnivan - Specialist SMALL FORWARD
              Treacy - Tall forward.
              McVee - Running Defender/lock down.
              Cottrell - Winger
              Young - Small Forward.
              Mitchell - Running Defender

              I totally get the 'best available' stuff at the top of the draft. YES - get talented players on your list and they will (hopefully) be able to figure it out. But if you do the same with your rookies, where is this ending? The difference between the 'best' and the 'next' becomes less and less as you go through the draft. So pick someone who has a CLEARLY DEFINED ROLE and a CLEARLY DEFINED POSITION in your squad.

              Ginnivan is a classic example of this.
              What should I tell her? She's going to ask.

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