Strategy Round 6: Trades
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With plenty of rookies now looking to have maxed out or getting close to maxing out in Starc, Buda, McInerney, Pittonet, Sturt (potentially), and others not getting a game due to form or injury in Brander, Noble, Bennell, Rowell AND with Fyfe still on the bench, going to have a number of decisions to make this round.
Will have near on 500k in the kitty too. It will probably come down to trading those players who don't look like they are in any chance of returning in the short term and holding on to those rookies with the best JS.
Will have near on 500k in the kitty too. It will probably come down to trading those players who don't look like they are in any chance of returning in the short term and holding on to those rookies with the best JS.
Young Player. Going to be a star of the future. Hard as it may be for the coach and the player, need to rest him for a few weeks to get mobility and strength back into the shoulder. But most importantly confidence. What you do not want, is to bring Matt back early and risk shoulder surgery. Means season over and long term issues for the future.
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many with Neale want to trade him out for peak cash, those without want to get him in. Tags will dictate his pricing, what many miss is he is one of the genuine few who deserve to be up 5-10% on output and price, due to increased TOG. He also hasn't met with GWS, Swans, North, Melb, GC and maybe even get a soft Guthrie tag this week (I think that who he is playing, followed by GWS).
TOG this week
Neale 98%
Yeo 74%
Cripps 88%
Danger 83%.
Bont 79%
Macrae 89%
TOG this week
Neale 98%
Yeo 74%
Cripps 88%
Danger 83%.
Bont 79%
Macrae 89%
I hope they haven't forgotten what happened to David Swallow. He looked like a future star until he started getting more opposition attention because GC didn't have much apart from Ablett, got beaten up a bit, has had consistent injury problems and hasn't come close to fulfilling his potential as a result.
I’m looking at Yeo, but worth flagging that he will likely still face a high BE, and that the commentators called out one incident during play as symptomatic of what’s wrong with the Eagles at the moment.
A teammate had the ball and Yeo just ran past without presenting an option to receive it, creating a block or the like. I probably didn’t see it as significant watching it live, but they showed the replay a couple of times and seemingly thought it was bad enough to call it out.
Personally I’m not assuming he’s back to premo output just yet, and would ideally wait a week to see another decent score and maybe a decent game before making that judgment.
Maybe everyone already has Whitfield, but he seems like a safer (and cheaper) pick this week if you need a premium to replace Rowell. Durability probably the only downside vs Yeo as I see it. Likely cheaper, I believe a lower BE, DPP and more certain of being a top scorer on his line.
I’m thinking about something like Whitfield and Hibberd next week to get another look at Yeo.
A teammate had the ball and Yeo just ran past without presenting an option to receive it, creating a block or the like. I probably didn’t see it as significant watching it live, but they showed the replay a couple of times and seemingly thought it was bad enough to call it out.
Personally I’m not assuming he’s back to premo output just yet, and would ideally wait a week to see another decent score and maybe a decent game before making that judgment.
Maybe everyone already has Whitfield, but he seems like a safer (and cheaper) pick this week if you need a premium to replace Rowell. Durability probably the only downside vs Yeo as I see it. Likely cheaper, I believe a lower BE, DPP and more certain of being a top scorer on his line.
I’m thinking about something like Whitfield and Hibberd next week to get another look at Yeo.
