Max King in our thinking
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For all the people that are so keen to get Max King does anyone not think that it is a big concern that AFL doctors effectively rate him as having a 30% chance of having another ACL
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Re: Max King in our thinking
Actually the part of the article that raised my eyebrows was:saintrod wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 8:58pm For all the people that are so keen to get Max King does anyone not think that it is a big concern that AFL doctors effectively rate him as having a 30% chance of having another ACL
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/dra ... 50hfa.html
National recruiting boss Chris Liberatore is a huge fan of South Australian midfield gun Connor Rozee, while head of footy Simon Lethlean has kept a close eye on King for years.
If true that will maintain the St Kilda tradition of the recruiter being overuled...
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Re: Max King in our thinking
What other of our picks in the past have seen the recruiter overruled?saintsRrising wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 9:08pmActually the part of the article that raised my eyebrows was:saintrod wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 8:58pm For all the people that are so keen to get Max King does anyone not think that it is a big concern that AFL doctors effectively rate him as having a 30% chance of having another ACL
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/dra ... 50hfa.html
National recruiting boss Chris Liberatore is a huge fan of South Australian midfield gun Connor Rozee, while head of footy Simon Lethlean has kept a close eye on King for years.
If true that will maintain the St Kilda tradition of the recruiter being overuled...
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Can’t believe we are going to take the second best KPF in the best midfielder top end talent draft in a long time.. just lost for words
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Re: Max King in our thinking
He played against skinny boys shorter than himselfmad saint guy wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 4:48am I just want to break down King's scoring shots from the round 2 vs Oakleigh video (the infamous match that people say shows he would have gone at pick 1 if not for the ACL)
- Wins a free kick for HTB. Set shot from 50 on almost no angle and sprays it out on the full
- Contested mark 30m out, kicks on a moderate angle and misses to the left
- Juggles a mark in the goal square and kicks it at point blank range
- Marks on the lead 35m out directly in front, misses to the left
- Contested mark 40m out, misses to the left
- Handball receive 20m out, snaps a goal
- Contested mark, opponent falls over and King runs in to kick goal from point blank
- Loose ball get, snaps a goal on an angle from 20m out
- Questionable free kick, misses from 50m no angle
- Free kick in goal square, goal
- Marks near the behind post, misses from sharp angle
- Contested mark 25m out no angle, goal
- Mark 30m out no angle, goal
- Mark on lead 20m out slight angle, goal
14 shots
8 goals
5 behinds
1 out on the full
3 goals from point blank range
2 snaps from general play
3 from set shots within 30m of goal
5 misses from set shots 30m-50m from goal and 1 miss from a sharp angle close to goal
I know it's a small sample size but I'd be very concerned if we land another forward who can't kick a goal from 40m out directly in front. It must also be noted that King had a massive size advantage to his opponent for the entire game. Looks like a good 12cm difference. It worries me that we could be drafting another kid who stars as a junior because he's so much bigger than his opponents and he's never matched up against an experience defender who knows how to use their body to stop him having a clean jump at the ball. Those factors along with the ACL and the current makeup of our list make me very concerned about using pick 4 on King.
Tom Boyd was supposed to be a once in a generation talent. Josh Schache was supposed to be a superstar. Paddy McCartin was supposed to be the next Josh Kennedy. John Butcher, Scott Gumbleton, Kristian Jaksch, Tyrone Vickery, Jarrad Grant, Mitch Thorp, Beau Dowler etc....
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Re: Max King in our thinking
Nothing like due diligence. One of the few business transactions where you pay nothing up front for a commodity but costs you plenty at the end if it doesn't work out..saintrod wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 8:58pm For all the people that are so keen to get Max King does anyone not think that it is a big concern that AFL doctors effectively rate him as having a 30% chance of having another ACL
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Didn't realise it was that high a chance If doing it again. That is a worry but again it is the Judd scenario. Teams passed on him due in part to his shoulders. Big mistake.
A bit unfair to criticise King on beating kids smaller than.him as you can only beat those on you but it is a point of concern as well.
A bit unfair to criticise King on beating kids smaller than.him as you can only beat those on you but it is a point of concern as well.
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DJ Higgins wrote: ↑Thu 22 Nov 2018 5:48am Didn't realise it was that high a chance If doing it again. That is a worry but again it is the Judd scenario. Teams passed on him due in part to his shoulders. Big mistake.
A bit unfair to criticise King on beating kids smaller than.him as you can only beat those on you but it is a point of concern as well. I blame Gresham for kicking that goal but in a perfect world.Sun's take max king and we get Lukosius.
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Re: Max King in our thinking
Thesaint127 wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 10:10pmWhat other of our picks in the past have seen the recruiter overruled?saintsRrising wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 9:08pmActually the part of the article that raised my eyebrows was:saintrod wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 8:58pm For all the people that are so keen to get Max King does anyone not think that it is a big concern that AFL doctors effectively rate him as having a 30% chance of having another ACL
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/dra ... 50hfa.html
National recruiting boss Chris Liberatore is a huge fan of South Australian midfield gun Connor Rozee, while head of footy Simon Lethlean has kept a close eye on King for years.
If true that will maintain the St Kilda tradition of the recruiter being overuled...
There is a recent thread on one ex-recruiters experiences not long back. He wanted Darling and Rioli amongst others.
Plus Judd on....
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Re: Max King in our thinking
Apparently Max King is working out at Moorabbin today.
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I tend to think that unless Max goes in the first 3 that the Saints will take him at 4.
If Lucky is not taken in the first 3 that may well cause a good offer for pick 4. Otherwise I think it will be Saint Max.
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Really. What a load of s***saintrod wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 8:58pm For all the people that are so keen to get Max King does anyone not think that it is a big concern that AFL doctors effectively rate him as having a 30% chance of having another ACL
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What concrete evidence do you have?mightysainters wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 10:17pm Can’t believe we are going to take the second best KPF in the best midfielder top end talent draft in a long time.. just lost for words
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A lot of people I have spoken to saying he’s the preferred.. a couple who would have an inkling..magnifisaint wrote: ↑Thu 22 Nov 2018 1:43pmWhat concrete evidence do you have?mightysainters wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 10:17pm Can’t believe we are going to take the second best KPF in the best midfielder top end talent draft in a long time.. just lost for words
need to pray someone is around who we didn’t think was going to be
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Unless I'm misunderstanding, that would mean that the most likely scenario is there's no recurrence of the injury.
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He’ll be a bust...
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I have seen some impressive busts in my time!
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He is actually 100% chance of having another ACL. Its on his other knee.saintrod wrote: ↑Wed 21 Nov 2018 8:58pm For all the people that are so keen to get Max King does anyone not think that it is a big concern that AFL doctors effectively rate him as having a 30% chance of having another ACL
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/dra ... 50hfa.html
Some doctors proposed that there was a 70% chance that the injury wont happen again to the same knee.
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'Cause StoneCold Said So'!!!!!
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Yes, might have put a foot in it there Pav. Might even be a good chance of winning the "early crow" award for 2018/19. I won it in the 70's and in 1982 with a dud called Lockett. It is very hard to win..
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Lol
Posters that have admitted they were wrong about Hanna's gastro and the club didn't create a cover story.
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He's not in our thinking he's in our reality
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There’s a method to my posts.
In 2016 I predicted Dogs wouldn’t even make the 8.
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