Position Midfielder Discussion

Who are your likely 3 starters post Marsh 1...?

  • Macrae

    Votes: 74 69.2%
  • Neale

    Votes: 57 53.3%
  • Fyfe

    Votes: 21 19.6%
  • Kelly

    Votes: 26 24.3%
  • Cripps

    Votes: 58 54.2%
  • Dunkley

    Votes: 26 24.3%
  • Titch

    Votes: 20 18.7%
  • Danger

    Votes: 25 23.4%
  • Bont

    Votes: 25 23.4%
  • Oliver

    Votes: 35 32.7%

  • Total voters
    107
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Am I crazy to be going without either Bont/Macrae/Dunkley, see many picking 2 if not all 3 but just think with Hunter as well and improvement to Bailey Smith there will only be so much midfield time to go round, Bont tempts me the most as the new 16 minute quarters should benifit impact players.
Currently running Fyfe, Cripps, Titch, Oliver M4-6 with two 500,000-600,000 <5% ownership Mids as well.
 
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Am i crazy to think of Selwood as that burst CP impact player with high enough pressure acts and a cheaper option at around 470k?
 
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Fyfe again with these sorts of comments.


Two-time Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe feels his mantle as Freo’s no.1 midfielder is under threat, and he’s more than happy to give up the title.
Darcy Tucker was among Freo’s best in their second Marsh Community Series clash against West Coast a fortnight ago, racking up 24 disposals and six marks.
On the eve of Fremantle’s round one clash against Essendon at Marvel Stadium, Fyfe predicted that the 23-year-old Tucker was poised to break out.

“I think he’s ready to take his game to that next level,” Fyfe said.
“His pre-season to me has indicated that he’s not interested in being a fourth or fifth string midfielder.
He wants to take that mantle and I’m really happy to be able to support him to do that, and give him that number one spot if he’s up for it.
“Hopefully, he becomes a high quality player for us.”
Fyfe said he couldn’t wait to see what his young teammates could achieve against the Bombers in the engine room.
“It’s exciting isn’t it? For me, having guys like Adam Cerra, Andy Brayshaw, Darcy Tucker, James Aish floating around there, Brett Bewley, Mitch Crowden will also be in there. It’s good,” Fyfe said.

Fyfe added that debutant Sam Sturt will be an exciting addition to Fremantle’s starting 22, but said there were no expectations on the 19-year-old.
“He’s lightning quick and we will probably play him as a deeper forward and try and isolate him and use his wheels,” Fyfe said.
“There’s no expectations on a debut player. I think we want to see him enjoy himself as much as he can, albeit it will be a weird debut with no fans.
“We see him as someone who can learn our game plan quickly and add some real firepower for us.”
Both Fremantle and Essendon went unbeaten in the Marsh Community Series and Fyfe said there would be a lot of unknowns early in the game.
“They had a pretty strong Marsh series, beating West Coast over in WA,” Fyfe said.
“They’re a bit like us, they’re an unknown. We think we’re well prepped on the way they want to play and we’ve got a good plan to try and combat that.
“After 15 minutes we’ll have an idea of where we stand against them.”
 
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Fyfe again with these sorts of comments.


Two-time Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe feels his mantle as Freo’s no.1 midfielder is under threat, and he’s more than happy to give up the title.
Darcy Tucker was among Freo’s best in their second Marsh Community Series clash against West Coast a fortnight ago, racking up 24 disposals and six marks.
On the eve of Fremantle’s round one clash against Essendon at Marvel Stadium, Fyfe predicted that the 23-year-old Tucker was poised to break out.

“I think he’s ready to take his game to that next level,” Fyfe said.
“His pre-season to me has indicated that he’s not interested in being a fourth or fifth string midfielder.
He wants to take that mantle and I’m really happy to be able to support him to do that, and give him that number one spot if he’s up for it.
“Hopefully, he becomes a high quality player for us.”
Fyfe said he couldn’t wait to see what his young teammates could achieve against the Bombers in the engine room.
“It’s exciting isn’t it? For me, having guys like Adam Cerra, Andy Brayshaw, Darcy Tucker, James Aish floating around there, Brett Bewley, Mitch Crowden will also be in there. It’s good,” Fyfe said.

Fyfe added that debutant Sam Sturt will be an exciting addition to Fremantle’s starting 22, but said there were no expectations on the 19-year-old.
“He’s lightning quick and we will probably play him as a deeper forward and try and isolate him and use his wheels,” Fyfe said.
“There’s no expectations on a debut player. I think we want to see him enjoy himself as much as he can, albeit it will be a weird debut with no fans.
“We see him as someone who can learn our game plan quickly and add some real firepower for us.”
Both Fremantle and Essendon went unbeaten in the Marsh Community Series and Fyfe said there would be a lot of unknowns early in the game.
“They had a pretty strong Marsh series, beating West Coast over in WA,” Fyfe said.
“They’re a bit like us, they’re an unknown. We think we’re well prepped on the way they want to play and we’ve got a good plan to try and combat that.
“After 15 minutes we’ll have an idea of where we stand against them.”
Just trying to take some of the spotlight off himself and give his young teammates a rev up I reckon. Nothing to see here, fair bump play on
 

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T Mitchell:

RD1 VS Bris:
Last 3 VS Bris: 149.67 from 3 (3/3 120+, 2/3 150+)

RD2 VS Freo:
Last 3 VS Freo: 125.33 from 3 (2/3 120+, 1/3 150+)

RD3 VS Coll:
Last 3 VS Coll: 151 from 3 (3/3 120+, 2/3 150+)

RD4 VS Geel:
Last 3 VS Geel: 128.67 from 3 (2/3 120+)

10 of his last 12 matches against these sides have resulted in 120+’s with 5/12 150+ and all above 100.
 
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Updated and listed by order of SC/DT ratio as well

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J P Kennedy looks a stand out to me because of his low Time On Ground. Tempted as POD, but worried about his age and starting to get injuries. Then, around the same price, Parker is tempting too, hmmm.
I might just stick with Oliver.
 
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Am i crazy to think of Selwood as that burst CP impact player with high enough pressure acts and a cheaper option at around 470k?
Selwood had a hamstring tendon surgery, an interrupted preseason, didn't play any practice matches, over 31yo, so doesn't appear to be an impact player to start the season with.
 
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