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Hi Tracey,
Wright has scoring potential but I think he is too high risk for his price. Keep on the watchlist though for the pre season I'd say. The crows will have a hotter competition for spots this year and that will either bring out the best in him or push him out. Grigg, Lyons, Kerridge for starters will all be staking claims - they are younger and arguably all more ability/upside than wright. Personally I think wright is best 22 and will be a fwd who rotates through the mid (maybe competing with porps for a spot). I'd take Grigg over him at a similar price though - that boy is all class
Wright has scoring potential but I think he is too high risk for his price. Keep on the watchlist though for the pre season I'd say. The crows will have a hotter competition for spots this year and that will either bring out the best in him or push him out. Grigg, Lyons, Kerridge for starters will all be staking claims - they are younger and arguably all more ability/upside than wright. Personally I think wright is best 22 and will be a fwd who rotates through the mid (maybe competing with porps for a spot). I'd take Grigg over him at a similar price though - that boy is all class
Hi all,
Just chucking a bit of a curve ball here and thinking outside the box but what about Robin Nahas?
Priced @ 212k and now has a new home at North, will he be in their best 22? Sure he's not SC royalty but has been plagued with the vests at Rich and apparently the 3 main recruits at North will have a role to play (from what i've been reading) and could be a useful cash cow should he get (regular) games....
Thoughts?
Just chucking a bit of a curve ball here and thinking outside the box but what about Robin Nahas?
Priced @ 212k and now has a new home at North, will he be in their best 22? Sure he's not SC royalty but has been plagued with the vests at Rich and apparently the 3 main recruits at North will have a role to play (from what i've been reading) and could be a useful cash cow should he get (regular) games....
Thoughts?
Yeah, I have seen Caddy's name mentioned a number of times. He showed great improvement throughout the season last year, which was great to see. I only expect to see him get better again this year. My issue is that at his price he does not make a good cash cow and I don't see him as a keeper. (Can't see him finishing up in the top 6 forwards or the top 8 mids)
However, if you've decided to go the mid priced strategy this year he could be a good pick up. Barring injury he will play most games and should only improve on last years performance.
Good Luck
However, if you've decided to go the mid priced strategy this year he could be a good pick up. Barring injury he will play most games and should only improve on last years performance.
Good Luck
Yeah, I have seen Caddy's name mentioned a number of times. He showed great improvement throughout the season last year, which was great to see. I only expect to see him get better again this year. My issue is that at his price he does not make a good cash cow and I don't see him as a keeper. (Can't see him finishing up in the top 6 forwards or the top 8 mids)
However, if you've decided to go the mid priced strategy this year he could be a good pick up. Barring injury he will play most games and should only improve on last years performance.
Good Luck
However, if you've decided to go the mid priced strategy this year he could be a good pick up. Barring injury he will play most games and should only improve on last years performance.
Good Luck
It does feel like a bit more mid pricer flavour might be the way to go this year with the change in interchange rule which some believe will mean rookies are less likely to get games. The more I play around with a full GnR structure the more I dislike it because I'm too dependent on rookies getting games so Caddy, Walker, Hunter and co keep making it back into my team.