Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
yeah,
its a fair trade. Sad for us but you gotta give something up to get something...
We get Petracca and 2 more in the top 25. (when you factor in the father son/academy pics, we probably have 3 in first 20 live pics)
its a fair trade. Sad for us but you gotta give something up to get something...
We get Petracca and 2 more in the top 25. (when you factor in the father son/academy pics, we probably have 3 in first 20 live pics)
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
I hope Shlinger doesn't blow a gasket.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
Reckon our recruiters are confident with what they can get at 21. Wouldn't have done it otherwise.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
The bigtime Hawker have McEvoy, Hale & (to a lesser extent) Ceglar who are 'big rucking types who can play as key forwards' and Roughead being a big forward who can play ruck.The OtherThommo wrote:
.....In the case of Port and Hawthorn they're actually light on for big rucking types who can play as key forwards. Hawthorn use Roughhead to fill the breach from time to time and, again, that's an elite forward becoming versatile because of need.
2 of the top 3 don't see the same importance in having lots of big blokes to ruck and play forward, as some others do.....
For depth they also have Lowden, another Ruck/Fwd type plus Grimley a Fwd/Ruck. So I doubt they are 'light on' for this type of player.
FWIW Geelong have McIntosh, Blicavs, Vardy, Simpson, Walker & now Mitch Clark & Stanley who are Ruck/Fwd types.....looks like they value the Ruck/Fwd as well
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
I think you're wrong.saint6709 wrote:Not happy with this -- if a Mcdonalds store has a KPI of selling 1000 Big Macs a day for the year and they drop the price to 10c a burger they might make the KPI but they still have a loss..... I don't think Pelchen should be setting goals such as 3 picks below 22 if he then goes and achieves that by making deals which are a loss.
Stanley is more of a Quarter Pounder without cheese.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
I hope like hell we get Nakia Cockatoo or someone good that comes on quick to dull the loss. If Stanley kicks 6 goals in his first game or something my head will explode.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
that's a good sign.Con Gorozidis wrote:For whats its worth Cats fans are not happy with this deal.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
What if Richo had said something like this to Pelchen, Bains and the others? (I'm not saying that this happened)
"I've seen Rhys for 12 months, I don't rate him as being in our best 22 by 2016, and I want to restructure our forward line next year with Lee and Membrey to give us multiple goal-kicking options, with Riewoldt pushing up the ground and Hickey resting forward".
How does the trade sound in that context?
"I've seen Rhys for 12 months, I don't rate him as being in our best 22 by 2016, and I want to restructure our forward line next year with Lee and Membrey to give us multiple goal-kicking options, with Riewoldt pushing up the ground and Hickey resting forward".
How does the trade sound in that context?
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
better midfield helps.gringo wrote:I hope like hell we get Nakia Cockatoo or someone good that comes on quick to dull the loss. If Stanley kicks 6 goals in his first game or something my head will explode.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
Absolutely, there could be many factors…Legendary wrote:What if Richo had said something like this to Pelchen, Bains and the others? (I'm not saying that this happened)
"I've seen Rhys for 12 months, I don't rate him as being in our best 22 by 2016, and I want to restructure our forward line next year with Lee and Membrey to give us multiple goal-kicking options, with Riewoldt pushing up the ground and Hickey resting forward".
How does the trade sound in that context?
The pick is decent, we just need to find a replacement ruck/fwd.
Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
great bit of perspective Legendary.Legendary wrote:What if Richo had said something like this to Pelchen, Bains and the others? (I'm not saying that this happened)
"I've seen Rhys for 12 months, I don't rate him as being in our best 22 by 2016, and I want to restructure our forward line next year with Lee and Membrey to give us multiple goal-kicking options, with Riewoldt pushing up the ground and Hickey resting forward".
How does the trade sound in that context?
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
Great trade for us, what is it with our supporters, 75% of his games were insipid. No wonder the Cats supporters are so dirty.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
I'm not quite sure Saints came out damn on top either.....skeptic wrote:Dont love this trade
Am not convinced we dame out on top
Anyway deal is done - all the best to Stanley.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
I think Rhys was always seen as the romantic replacement for Roo...
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good work saints, and all the best to Rhys, he will certainly win more games next year with the cats!
Big, Blonde and can Run.
good work saints, and all the best to Rhys, he will certainly win more games next year with the cats!
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
Great trade!!!
Stanley has played a handful of good games in 5 seasons. Good luck to him but he's an athlete before a footballer and never really became a footballer
Saints won this trade by a fair margin
Stanley has played a handful of good games in 5 seasons. Good luck to him but he's an athlete before a footballer and never really became a footballer
Saints won this trade by a fair margin
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
Stanley will never be more than an above average player. He was originally pick # 47 so we have come out on top.skeptic wrote:Dont love this trade
Am not convinced we dame out on top
We need the draft picks and Stanley is replacable as implied above.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
Good luck to Rhys at his new home.
I always liked Rhys, but he never really got going for us, so unfortunately it was time to go.
Only time will tell whether we've done the right thing or not!!
I always liked Rhys, but he never really got going for us, so unfortunately it was time to go.
Only time will tell whether we've done the right thing or not!!
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
queSaintPav wrote:I hope Shlinger doesn't blow a gasket.
that'll make the trade worthwhile wont it ?
.name the ways , thought manipulates the State of Presence away.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
Principle of Q'uo wrote:queSaintPav wrote:I hope Shlinger doesn't blow a gasket.
that'll make the trade worthwhile wont it ?
oh yeah...
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
The worst thing that ever happened to Rhys was winning the grand final sprint. Made him look like a superstar in the making. Probably would have been moved on earlier if that hadn't happened.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
Looking at Knightmare's Phantom Draft:
Here are the players that may be there at 21/22
#16 Port Adelaide – Edward Vickers-Willis (VIC – Mid/Def)
Height: 190cm, Weight: 82kg, DOB: 28/03/1996
Recruited from: Sandringham Dragons
Range: 10-30
Profile: Tall, versatile type.
#17 Sydney – Isaac Heeney (Sydney academy- NSW/ACT - Mid/Def)
Height: 186cm, Weight: 82kg, DOB: 05/05/1996
Recruited from: Cardiff
Range: 1st round
Profile: Complete midfielder.
#18 Hawthorn – Tom Lamb (VIC - Util)
Height: 192cm, Weight: 83kg, DOB: 19/10/1996
Recruited from: Dandenong Stingrays
Range: 5-35
Profile: Versatile, athletic tall.
#19 Essendon (to be taken at end of first round) – Paul Ahern (VIC – Mid/Fwd)
Height: 181cm, Weight: 77kg, DOB: 01/08/1996
Recruited from: Calder Cannons
Range: 5-30
Profile: Damaging forward/midfielder.
#20 GWS (end of first round compensation) - Liam Duggan (VIC – Util)
Height: 183cm, Weight: 76kg, DOB: 11/12/1996
Recruited from: Western Jets
Range: 10-35
Profile: Classy versatile type.
#21 St Kilda – Jarrod Garlett (WA –Mid/Def)
Height: 177cm, Weight: 72kg, DOB: 18/08/1996
Recruited from: South Fremantle
Range: 15-35
Profile: Outside linebreaker.
#22 Melbourne - Billy Stretch (Melbourne – F/S – SA – Mid/Fwd):
Height: 182cm, Weight: 71kg, DOB: 8/09/1996
Recruited from: Glenelg
Range: 2nd/3rd round
Profile: Quick, high production outside type.
#23 GWS – Jack Steele (GWS academy - NSW – Mid/Fwd)
Height: 186cm, Weight: 82kg, DOB: 13/12/1995
Recruited from: Belconnen
Range: 2nd round - 4th round
Profile: Overage midfielder/forward.
#24 Brisbane - Liam Dawson (Brisbane academy - QLD – Util)
Height: 188m, Weight: 83kg, DOB: 23/01/1996
Recruited from: Aspley
Range: 2nd/3rd round
Profile: Versatile type.
#25 Western Bulldogs – Corey Ellis (VIC – Util)
Height: 185cm, Weight: 76kg, DOB: 09/10/1996
Recruited from: Western Jets
Range: 10-30
Profile: Skillful type.
#26 Carlton – Reece McKenzie (VIC – KPF/Ruck)
Height: 196cm, Weight: 100kg, DOB: 28/03/1996
Recruited from: Northern Knights
Range: 15-55
Profile: Big, contested marking key forward.
#27 Gold Coast - Peter Bampton (SA - Mid)
Height: 182cm, Weight: 83kg, DOB: 15/04/1996
Recruited from: Norwood
Range: 15-40
Profile: Strong bodied inside midfielder.
#28 Collingwood – Connor Menadue (VIC – Mid/Def)
Height: 188cm, Weight: 69kg, DOB: 19/09/1996
Recruited from: Western Jets
Range: 10-35
Profile: Explosive type with versatility.
#29 Adelaide – Damien Cavka (VIC – Mid/Fwd)
Height: 184cm, Weight: 79kg, DOB: 03/07/1996
Recruited from: Calder Cannons
Range: 15-45
Profile: Outside type.
#30 West Coast – Connon Blakely (WA – Mid)
Height: 186cm, Weight: 81kg, DOB: 03/02/1996
Recruited from: Swan Districts
Range: 15-40
Profile: Well-rounded midfielder.
If we keep 1 for Petracca...they may be after McKenzie with pick 21 or 22.
Here are the players that may be there at 21/22
#16 Port Adelaide – Edward Vickers-Willis (VIC – Mid/Def)
Height: 190cm, Weight: 82kg, DOB: 28/03/1996
Recruited from: Sandringham Dragons
Range: 10-30
Profile: Tall, versatile type.
#17 Sydney – Isaac Heeney (Sydney academy- NSW/ACT - Mid/Def)
Height: 186cm, Weight: 82kg, DOB: 05/05/1996
Recruited from: Cardiff
Range: 1st round
Profile: Complete midfielder.
#18 Hawthorn – Tom Lamb (VIC - Util)
Height: 192cm, Weight: 83kg, DOB: 19/10/1996
Recruited from: Dandenong Stingrays
Range: 5-35
Profile: Versatile, athletic tall.
#19 Essendon (to be taken at end of first round) – Paul Ahern (VIC – Mid/Fwd)
Height: 181cm, Weight: 77kg, DOB: 01/08/1996
Recruited from: Calder Cannons
Range: 5-30
Profile: Damaging forward/midfielder.
#20 GWS (end of first round compensation) - Liam Duggan (VIC – Util)
Height: 183cm, Weight: 76kg, DOB: 11/12/1996
Recruited from: Western Jets
Range: 10-35
Profile: Classy versatile type.
#21 St Kilda – Jarrod Garlett (WA –Mid/Def)
Height: 177cm, Weight: 72kg, DOB: 18/08/1996
Recruited from: South Fremantle
Range: 15-35
Profile: Outside linebreaker.
#22 Melbourne - Billy Stretch (Melbourne – F/S – SA – Mid/Fwd):
Height: 182cm, Weight: 71kg, DOB: 8/09/1996
Recruited from: Glenelg
Range: 2nd/3rd round
Profile: Quick, high production outside type.
#23 GWS – Jack Steele (GWS academy - NSW – Mid/Fwd)
Height: 186cm, Weight: 82kg, DOB: 13/12/1995
Recruited from: Belconnen
Range: 2nd round - 4th round
Profile: Overage midfielder/forward.
#24 Brisbane - Liam Dawson (Brisbane academy - QLD – Util)
Height: 188m, Weight: 83kg, DOB: 23/01/1996
Recruited from: Aspley
Range: 2nd/3rd round
Profile: Versatile type.
#25 Western Bulldogs – Corey Ellis (VIC – Util)
Height: 185cm, Weight: 76kg, DOB: 09/10/1996
Recruited from: Western Jets
Range: 10-30
Profile: Skillful type.
#26 Carlton – Reece McKenzie (VIC – KPF/Ruck)
Height: 196cm, Weight: 100kg, DOB: 28/03/1996
Recruited from: Northern Knights
Range: 15-55
Profile: Big, contested marking key forward.
#27 Gold Coast - Peter Bampton (SA - Mid)
Height: 182cm, Weight: 83kg, DOB: 15/04/1996
Recruited from: Norwood
Range: 15-40
Profile: Strong bodied inside midfielder.
#28 Collingwood – Connor Menadue (VIC – Mid/Def)
Height: 188cm, Weight: 69kg, DOB: 19/09/1996
Recruited from: Western Jets
Range: 10-35
Profile: Explosive type with versatility.
#29 Adelaide – Damien Cavka (VIC – Mid/Fwd)
Height: 184cm, Weight: 79kg, DOB: 03/07/1996
Recruited from: Calder Cannons
Range: 15-45
Profile: Outside type.
#30 West Coast – Connon Blakely (WA – Mid)
Height: 186cm, Weight: 81kg, DOB: 03/02/1996
Recruited from: Swan Districts
Range: 15-40
Profile: Well-rounded midfielder.
If we keep 1 for Petracca...they may be after McKenzie with pick 21 or 22.
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Re: Rhys Stanley for Pick #21
That makes this trade a whole lot betterCon Gorozidis wrote:For whats its worth Cats fans are not happy with this deal.
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