2022 Draft Watch
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I haven't seen a lot of him but investing in the best key defender now given the age of Jones and Keath makes sense although I read it here that some don't regard him as a real key defender. Looks to have a good frame that needs to be beefed up.
If he is the best available lets jump on it.FFC: Established 1883
Premierships: AFL 1954, 2016 VFA - 1898,99,1900, 1908, 1913, 1919-20, 1923-24, VFL: 2014, 2016 . Champions of Victoria 1924. AFLW - 2018.Comment
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Western Bulldogs: 2016 PremiersComment
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GWS are looking to move on pick 19 (20) and I wonder if we should consider trading our Brisbane linked future 1st for it?
There might be a bit of a swap between their pick 31 and our pick 39 to balance things out.
I wouldn't mind getting a pick ahead of West Coast which could put Brayden George more in play for us.
Swans are looking to move up the order and have picks 14 and 17 (15 and 18)
I'm not sure our pick 11 and 21 (12, 22) will be enough enough of a lure for them because I think they want to get inside of the top 10.
It will be fascinating to see what levers Sam Power and the team use to help get the players we are targeting.Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"Comment
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GWS are looking to move on pick 19 (20) and I wonder if we should consider trading our Brisbane linked future 1st for it?
There might be a bit of a swap between their pick 31 and our pick 39 to balance things out.
I wouldn't mind getting a pick ahead of West Coast which could put Brayden George more in play for us.
Swans are looking to move up the order and have picks 14 and 17 (15 and 18)
I'm not sure our pick 11 and 21 (12, 22) will be enough enough of a lure for them because I think they want to get inside of the top 10.
It will be fascinating to see what levers Sam Power and the team use to help get the players we are targeting.Comment
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GWS are looking to move on pick 19 (20) and I wonder if we should consider trading our Brisbane linked future 1st for it?
There might be a bit of a swap between their pick 31 and our pick 39 to balance things out.
I wouldn't mind getting a pick ahead of West Coast which could put Brayden George more in play for us.
Swans are looking to move up the order and have picks 14 and 17 (15 and 18)
I'm not sure our pick 11 and 21 (12, 22) will be enough enough of a lure for them because I think they want to get inside of the top 10.
It will be fascinating to see what levers Sam Power and the team use to help get the players we are targeting.
My more would be Pick 31 for our Future Second (Bris) in the deal too.
Then Picks 31 & 39 to Essendon for Pick 22.
Then we have 11, 19, 21 & 22 - Future 1st, 3 x Future 4ths
I’d entertain Swans 14 & 17 for 11 & 22 if we thought we’d better placed overall:
Then we have 14, 17, 19 & 21 - Future 1st, 3 x Future 4ths
Four picks inside 21 (23) would be huge on top of Jones & Lobb and holding a F1.
I’d also consider the alternate deal with Essendon to not to the deal on Pick 22 alone - assuming they want to trade up ahead of a Davey bid. Which could be say Pick 14, Pick 31 & 39 (Points for both Daveys) and F1 (Bris) & F4 (Geel) - for - Pick 22 and Essendon’s Future First. Essendon draft 3 first rounders this year and hold a Future First, an extra 4th and a later pick after bids for brother Davey. At the cost of a Future First downgrade.
(Dons Future First - for - Pick 14, points trade (300+ extra points securing Davey in the first as required), F1 (Br) & F4 (Gee) )
Then we have Pick 17, (no 19 as F1 BR goes here), 21 & 22 - Future 1st (Dons), Future 1st (Dogs), 2 x Future 4ths
Edit: Alternately trading Essendon our F1 and keeping the Brisbane F1 to GWS:
Then we have Pick 17, 19, 21 & 22 - F1 tied to Essendon & 2 x Future 4ths, $1M+ Cash
I’d be happy for Sam Power to be really active if he rates the late first/early second this year and if Pick 11 isn’t a clear cut gun player that won’t be there a few picks later.Last edited by bulldogtragic; 04-11-2022, 10:54 AM.Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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Picks 11, 21 & 22 - or then through Sydney (14, 17 for 11, 22) - then in that scenario we have Picks 14, 17 & 21 — still with two F1’s and three F4’s.
Trying to get an early 2nd this year, for a late second this year and next (plus a 4th this year we won’t use) if we can convince Essendon to look at us as a draft points trade partner.Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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I'm not sure why we would want to limit ourselves to just 3 picks.
The draft is deep enough and some of the players predicted to go past pick 40 offer a genuine point of difference to our playing list.
I hope we reconsider but knowing we probably won't.Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"Comment
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We seem set to take two rookies, at least one of them someone who has already been in the systemWestern Bulldogs: 2016 PremiersComment
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Urrrgh......2 rookies. I get handing someone who has had a steller year at state level a lifeline, but a plodder/list clogger type player is not the answer. Its a loooooong time since we plucked a Matt Boyd, JJ, or a Morris. Not sayign they aren't out there, but our recent picks have been underwhelming.Comment
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Urrrgh......2 rookies. I get handing someone who has had a steller year at state level a lifeline, but a plodder/list clogger type player is not the answer. Its a loooooong time since we plucked a Matt Boyd, JJ, or a Morris. Not sayign they aren't out there, but our recent picks have been underwhelming.
We actually didn't take any rookies in 2019Western Bulldogs: 2016 PremiersComment
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