Opinion Player X vs. Player Y

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Powell, cheaper and could be within 10 points of Caldwell.
Wrong Powell.

I like Caldwell though, more upside, better keeper potential (personal opinion but I think the defender D6 cutoff may be as much as 10 points higher than F6 this year) and I think better job security and role.

Powell I don't think is worth the premium over Young, Clark, Jiath et al that are 70k+ cheaper. I like Powell but with Bowes, Budarick, Harbrow and Markov they've got a fair bit of rebounding to share around. Lukosius also in the mix.
 
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Both in my team but I prefer Stewart of the two. More avenues to points IMO, really versatile player who can score heavily in a number of ways.
I think Daniel has a higher ceiling but the tag factor is legitimate and pulls the rug out a bit. Ultimately I don't think you go wrong with either but a couple of good tags on Daniel and he's going to be a juicy upgrade target while Stewart to me isn't likely to get the attention and with his intercept ability on top is less likely to be a lot cheaper than his starting price.
 
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Ziebell miles ahead. Yes, the injury history is there but he’s playing as a half-back and he’s been given kick-out duties. SC gold right there.

Daniher ahead of Impey.
I've just succumbed to the Ziebell pick.
I watched the North game the other day and thought he was beyond horrid as a defender.
But North seem to be backing him in.
Can't see it lasting, but gotta be on while it does hey?

Was keen on a few of the FWD premos, but with a majority of the rookies putting their hand up being FWDs means I've now got Ziebell at F2.
 
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I've just succumbed to the Ziebell pick.
I watched the North game the other day and thought he was beyond horrid as a defender.
But North seem to be backing him in.
Can't see it lasting, but gotta be on while it does hey?

Was keen on a few of the FWD premos, but with a majority of the rookies putting their hand up being FWDs means I've now got Ziebell at F2.
Even if you don't rate his defense (I thought he was good fwiw) the worst case is he ends up back in his old roles that have yielded 90+ and been consistently 80+ which still makes you 200k and probably 250k with a good price spike or two. Would be shocked if they dropped their captain.
 
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Even if you don't rate his defense (I thought he was good fwiw) the worst case is he ends up back in his old roles that have yielded 90+ and been consistently 80+ which still makes you 200k and probably 250k with a good price spike or two. Would be shocked if they dropped their captain.
That's basically the train of thought I came to.
Has always been an OK scorer so if the role goes he should still make a bit, but I do think he's a bit cooked regardless of where he lines up, but I'll go with the crowd on this one. I'll make my POD/antiPOD picks on other lines I think.

An early injury would be the only real bust factor.
 
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That's basically the train of thought I came to.
Has always been an OK scorer so if the role goes he should still make a bit, but I do think he's a bit cooked regardless of where he lines up, but I'll go with the crowd on this one. I'll make my POD/antiPOD picks on other lines I think.

An early injury would be the only real bust factor.
Probably the only time he's relevant as well unless he averages like an 89 type borderline premium number where people have the upgrade or keep decision!
 
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That's basically the train of thought I came to.
Has always been an OK scorer so if the role goes he should still make a bit, but I do think he's a bit cooked regardless of where he lines up, but I'll go with the crowd on this one. I'll make my POD/antiPOD picks on other lines I think.

An early injury would be the only real bust factor.
Probably the only time he's relevant as well unless he averages like an 89 type borderline premium number where people have the upgrade or keep decision!
Agree with Wogitalia, just wouldn't over think Ziebell. Sure his pricing is up there at 257k, like some of our defenders he could be just ok or could be a beneficiary of cheap handballs. I personally don't think a lot of people watch NM games last year (funny that!), Luke McDonald is one of the worst disposal players yet was a premium defender for SC last year.

The ball was in the back line that much, the decisions coming out were awful, Ziebell's poor kicking will be considered average in that team, not below average on a relative NM rating.

NM will be the poster child this year for how the draft is too slow in helping weak teams turnaround.
 
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Danger. Durability, scoring history and positional value are all better. Cameron also means I think Danger is more likely to spend less time forward where he can hold that 110 range but isn't going to burst out of it again.
One more macrae v Neale
 
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At least they did not get affected by 2 new teams taking all the picks during a rebuild...
Who did?

2010 wooden spoon was West Coast followed by Richmond, when GC came into the system. 5 GF in the next 10 years between them and 4 premierships.

Prestia and Tom Lynch both in the top 11 draft that year, both at Richmond. We picked up Gaff, then Darling at 26, Lycett 29.
 
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Who did?

2010 wooden spoon was West Coast followed by Richmond, when GC came into the system. 5 GF in the next 10 years between them and 4 premierships.

Prestia and Tom Lynch both in the top 11 draft that year, both at Richmond. We picked up Gaff, then Darling at 26, Lycett 29.
The teams at the bottom rebuild would have occurred faster considering the talent being denied to the bottom teams and kept the teams at the top entrenched longer than the normal cycle.

2010 - Draft
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2011 - Draft
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2012 - Draft
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The teams at the bottom rebuild would have occurred faster considering the talent being denied to the bottom teams and kept the teams at the top entrenched longer than the normal cycle.

2010 - Draft
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I would look at some of the picks by other clubs and who they missed out on.

Richmond - Conca over Persia or Lynch, Caddy and Heppell there.

Carlton - Toumpas over Stringer, Macrae, Wines. Those players were not going to Carlton (due to GWS), they would have gone elsewhere.
 
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Dow & Warner v Impey & Bergman (if named)?

Favour Impey & Bergman with both playing half back/ should benefit from the new rules.
 
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