Position Forward Discussion

Which players caught your eye after Marsh 1...?

  • H Greenwood

    Votes: 25 30.9%
  • D Parish

    Votes: 14 17.3%
  • A Brayshaw

    Votes: 14 17.3%
  • C Petracca

    Votes: 54 66.7%
  • C Rozee

    Votes: 16 19.8%
  • J Martin

    Votes: 6 7.4%
  • C Wingard

    Votes: 8 9.9%
  • B Acres

    Votes: 13 16.0%
  • D Smith

    Votes: 26 32.1%
  • None of the above

    Votes: 2 2.5%

  • Total voters
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Since 2017:
I Heeney with L Franklin: 97.11 from 45 (11/45 below 80, 22/45 below 100, 10/45 120+)
I Heeney without L Franklin: 93.88 from 16 (6/16 below 80, 11/16 below 100, 1/16 120+)
Brilliant! Clear correlation! I recall Heeney played injured early season 2019 so had some lower scores even when Buddy played. I know many hate excluding scores from averages but in my mind Heeney has slightly more upside as a result.
 
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Looks very much like Smith is preferred over Steven at this early stage , if he is 100% for Round 1 , hard to go past him.

I am liking Martin , X , Lynch , Smith at this stage with Whitfield in my mids.

Depending on final rookies and $$$ remaining , could even end up going 3-2-3 up forward.
Yes, a fair bit relies on rookies. With forward rookies the worst scoring of the lot, so a 3-2-3 structure could work quite well. I do like the Lynch pick and have him on my radar, that's not bias just from watching how the team looks when he plays up the ground and when he's Fwd 50 even with Jack, getting a pre-season under his belt can't hurt either.

I'm trying to limit my MP's and speculative picks, currently a 3-0-5 with Hill at F4
 
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Brilliant! Clear correlation! I recall Heeney played injured early season 2019 so had some lower scores even when Buddy played. I know many hate excluding scores from averages but in my mind Heeney has slightly more upside as a result.
So the question now is how long is Franklin going to miss?
 
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Yes, a fair bit relies on rookies. With forward rookies the worst scoring of the lot, so a 3-2-3 structure could work quite well. I do like the Lynch pick and have him on my radar, that's not bias just from watching how the team looks when he plays up the ground and when he's Fwd 50 even with Jack, getting a pre-season under his belt can't hurt either.

I'm trying to limit my MP's and speculative picks, currently a 3-0-5 with Hill at F4
Ultimately our entire structures and starting teams will come down to the rookies being named and in what position to be selected.

Names I have seen so far include Bonar * , Hill * , Flanders * , Pickett , Cockatoo * , Brander * , Cavarra (again) , Cameron * , King & Rankine.

Weightman could also be close.

No idea how many of them will be named Round 1 or what their scoring potential or JS will be like , I am sure the great coaches have spreadsheets with Best 22 , injury returns , training reports etc etc already mapped out.

Hard part now is waiting for Round 1 , everything is all speculation until then.
 

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G Ablett:

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Wins: 124.69 from 127 (34/127 below 100, 69/127 120+)
2007: 118.33 from 18
2008: 132.53 from 17
2009: 147.13 from 16
2010: 129.44 from 16
2011: 103.67 from 3
2012: 127.67 from 3
2013: 145.5 from 8
2014: 138.78 from 9
2015: 124 from 1
2016: 111 from 5
2017: 115.5 from 6
2018: 109.7 from 10
2019: 96.8 from 15

Losses: 121 from 102 (30/102 below 100, 52/102 120+)
2007: 95.5 from 4
2008: 127 from 1
2009: 102.67 from 3
2010: 131.2 from 5
2011: 131.24 from 17
2012: 140.29 from 17
2013: 118.62 from 13
2014: 133.5 from 6
2015: 113.8 from 5
2016: 115.78 from 9
2017: 114.25 from 8
2018: 103.5 from 8
2019: 92.83 from 6

Pre Bye: 120.22 from 76 (24/76 below 100, 37/76 120+)
2011: 118.17 from 6
2012: 139 from 10
2013: 138.25 from 12
2014: 146.86 from 7
2015: 103 from 2
2016: 116.09 from 11
2017: 107.75 from 8
2018: 104.33 from 9
2019: 96.91 from 11

Post Bye: 120 from 73 (22/73 below 100, 38/73 120+)
2011: 130.93 from 14
2012: 137.7 from 10
2013: 116.33 from 9
2014: 127.75 from 8
2015: 121.75 from 4
2016: 106.67 from 3
2017: 124.17 from 6
2018: 109.56 from 9
2019: 94.3 from 10
 
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Does anyone have a f3 pod their holding close? Not asking u to name.

I’ve been rethinking heeney and may scope one out
How about Dollhouse? Last year played 21 and averaged 85 with 7 over 100. Plenty of low sores as well though ?
I don’t know whether he will have the same role in 2020, but I wonder whether he might get a bit more midfield time with the departure of Kelly? Also, is the arrival of Steven likely to result in him spending less time as a Fwd and more time in the mids? Just idle speculation from me at this stage, but would be interested if anyone has a knowledgeable opinion on this possibility.
 

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Do you have anything exciting in your stats bag of tricks on Andrew Brayshaw $ 382,800.00 F/M and Adam Cerra $ 338,900.00 D please ?
A Cerra:
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8/41 80+
1/41 100+

Career Disposals Avg: 14.54 from 41
SC avg when disposals equal/exceed 15: 75.29 from 17 (6/17 80+)
SC avg when disposals below 15: 51.79 from 24 (2/24 80+)
 
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Does anyone have a f3 pod their holding close? Not asking u to name.

I’ve been rethinking heeney and may scope one out
Scope out a POD?? This rarely ends well.
If you are genuinely keen on someone who’s not overly popular, great, back your instinct and go for it. But don’t ever pick someone or choose one over another just based purely on the fact they aren’t a popular pick.
 
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A Cerra:
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8/41 80+
1/41 100+

Career Disposals Avg: 14.54 from 41
SC avg when disposals equal/exceed 15: 75.29 from 17 (6/17 80+)
SC avg when disposals below 15: 51.79 from 24 (2/24 80+)
That 100+ must have come against the Crows or Port , remember him being the distributor off HB and thinking how good is this kid.

Not much since by the looks of things though.

EDIT

114 Roind 12 , 2018 v the Crows
 
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Do you have anything exciting in your stats bag of tricks on Andrew Brayshaw $ 382,800.00 F/M and Adam Cerra $ 338,900.00 D please ?
A Brayshaw (Freo):
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Career Disposals Avg: 16.49 from 39
SC avg when disposals equal/exceed 17: 74.35 from 17 (12/17 below 80, 1/17 100+)
SC avg when disposals equal/exceed 17: 59.82 from 22 (20/22 below 80)

Career TOG%: 69.13 from 39
SC avg when TOG% equal/exceed 70: 69.67 from 21 (15/21 below 80, 1/21 100+)
SC avg when TOG% equal/exceed 70: 62.06 from 18 (17/18 below 80)

Pre Bye 2019: 62.09 from 11 (10/11 below 80)
Post Bye 2019: 78.91 from 11 (6/11 below 80, 4/11 90+)

Tackles Avg Pre Bye 2019: 3.82 from 11
Contested Possessions Avg Pre Bye 2019: 7.36 from 11

Tackles Avg Post Bye 2019: 6.45 from 11
Contested Possessions Avg Pre Bye 2019: 9.09 from 11

Only 6 matches in his career with 75% TOG for an avg of 77.5. He registered 4 of those Post bye 2019 for an avg of 91.75 (70+86+116+95).
 
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