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Re: 2023 List Management Thread
SEN's assessment of our out of contract players
Anthony Scott
Became a regular starter this season and has found his feet in the Bulldogs forward line.
A career high in goals this season should earn him a new deal.
Verdict: Two-year deal
Bailey Williams
Has played in every game season for the Bulldogs and is closing in on a third year in a row with playing 20+ games in a season.
Verdict: Three-year deal
Buku Khamis
Has only been on the list for three seasons so far.
The club sees potential in him to be used both up forward and down back. Other departures could see more opportunities next year.
Verdict: Two-year deal
Caleb Poulter
Beveridge seems to like him and has been consistent since his debut with the club. Should be given another go.
Verdict: One-year deal
Cody Raak
Hasn?t played a career game to date still. A good chance to be one of the unlucky ones come season's end.
Verdict: Delist
Dominic Bedendo
Similar story to Raak. Time to look for some opportunities elsewhere.
Verdict: Delist
Hayden Crozier
An injury-riddled year has prevented him from getting a good run at it in 2023.
Still has a bit left in him to be a consistent contributor to this backline.
Verdict: One-year deal
Jordon Sweet
Seems to be their only other option if English was to leave or get injured.
Interest from other clubs could make the Bulldogs more desperate to keep him as well.
Verdict: Two-year deal but may request a trade
Josh Bruce
ACL injury has probably made the decision for both him and the club.
Retirement looms as the eventual outcome.
Verdict: Retire
Lachlan McNeil
Found his way to gain a lot more opportunities in the senior side this year.
Has done enough to get a new deal.
Verdict: Two-year deal
Mitchell Hannan
Has fallen out of favour since 2021 and has become a fringe-type player for a while. His chances of a new offer seem slim.
Verdict: Delist
Roarke Smith
Has been a battler for a long time and has had an unfortunate run with injury this year. One more chance seems likely.
Verdict: One-year deal
Robbie McComb
First featured in Round 16 against the Saints this year and has only played three games.
Looks like he will be a part of the unlucky few that will need to look for a new home.
Verdict: Delist
Taylor Duryea
A regular in the backline and a dependent player who usually is tasked with locking down the best opposition small forward every week.
His next contract could be his last due to his age.
Verdict: One-year deal
Tim O?Brien
Hasn?t been able to find his feet since joining the Bulldogs. Looks like his time at his second club could be up.
Verdict: Delist
Toby McLean
Unfortunately, his best has gone past him due to a very unlucky run with injuries. Bulldogs will probably want to move on.
Verdict: Delist
Zac Sharpe
SEN's assessment of our out of contract players
Anthony Scott
Became a regular starter this season and has found his feet in the Bulldogs forward line.
A career high in goals this season should earn him a new deal.
Verdict: Two-year deal
Bailey Williams
Has played in every game season for the Bulldogs and is closing in on a third year in a row with playing 20+ games in a season.
Verdict: Three-year deal
Buku Khamis
Has only been on the list for three seasons so far.
The club sees potential in him to be used both up forward and down back. Other departures could see more opportunities next year.
Verdict: Two-year deal
Caleb Poulter
Beveridge seems to like him and has been consistent since his debut with the club. Should be given another go.
Verdict: One-year deal
Cody Raak
Hasn?t played a career game to date still. A good chance to be one of the unlucky ones come season's end.
Verdict: Delist
Dominic Bedendo
Similar story to Raak. Time to look for some opportunities elsewhere.
Verdict: Delist
Hayden Crozier
An injury-riddled year has prevented him from getting a good run at it in 2023.
Still has a bit left in him to be a consistent contributor to this backline.
Verdict: One-year deal
Jordon Sweet
Seems to be their only other option if English was to leave or get injured.
Interest from other clubs could make the Bulldogs more desperate to keep him as well.
Verdict: Two-year deal but may request a trade
Josh Bruce
ACL injury has probably made the decision for both him and the club.
Retirement looms as the eventual outcome.
Verdict: Retire
Lachlan McNeil
Found his way to gain a lot more opportunities in the senior side this year.
Has done enough to get a new deal.
Verdict: Two-year deal
Mitchell Hannan
Has fallen out of favour since 2021 and has become a fringe-type player for a while. His chances of a new offer seem slim.
Verdict: Delist
Roarke Smith
Has been a battler for a long time and has had an unfortunate run with injury this year. One more chance seems likely.
Verdict: One-year deal
Robbie McComb
First featured in Round 16 against the Saints this year and has only played three games.
Looks like he will be a part of the unlucky few that will need to look for a new home.
Verdict: Delist
Taylor Duryea
A regular in the backline and a dependent player who usually is tasked with locking down the best opposition small forward every week.
His next contract could be his last due to his age.
Verdict: One-year deal
Tim O?Brien
Hasn?t been able to find his feet since joining the Bulldogs. Looks like his time at his second club could be up.
Verdict: Delist
Toby McLean
Unfortunately, his best has gone past him due to a very unlucky run with injuries. Bulldogs will probably want to move on.
Verdict: Delist
Zac Sharpe
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