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[Colliwobblers]

don't mean to disagree with you but...

http://www.fanfooty.com.au/forum/index.php/topic,55842.0.html

I saw your thread, nice bit of work - my question is, Is 91 with a full game with bellchambers a bad score for a ruck?

And as you say hille will be back and bellchambers off to the maggoo's so 100+ scores will roll in again, that said even with bellchambers all year ryder can average 90-100 his form in front of the big sticks is impressive as is his marking.

will there be many premium rucks averaging 100+ do you think ?

[Colliwobblers]

Hi cw. Would trading out Cunningham to move Goodes to midfield bench, replacing him with Stanley.. Then trading out Fyfe for Chapman and swaping Goodes back into FWD after the 1 week ban and putting Chapman on in the mid be a good move?

Yeah makes sense - chappy stevie J pav cloke martin all will drop serious amounts over the next 3 weeks so picking one up for fyfe when they bottom out is wise.

keep in mind when swinging goodes back to the fwd line you also have the option of bringing in zieball after his next game before his price rise OR better yet fallen mid premiums, thompson will fall a massive amount over the next two weeks nd there are others on the way to big drops redden and rocky risky but will lose a ton of value.

also barlow has a BE of 91 so he won't rise much next round but the round after he could skyrocket so if your interested in him he has to be this week or next.

chappy of all the fwds is the MOST likely to improve so he drops again next round then you probably need to get on before he starts to go back up.

stevie J still scored 60 in the worst game he ever played and is a gun he is the one who will be the biggest drop in price and therefor the most tempting but not DPP so proabably doesnt help you.

if you don't have macdonald from gws he plays his second game this round and if he scores another 100+ and looks impressive you know they need him on the field for every game so at sub $100k it wouldn't be crazt to get him in next week that will give you $300k to upgrade other players and in 4 more weeks it will have made you $300K MORE and you will be able to turn him into any elite mid with the cash you'll have in the bank.

Lots of options. But I think get cunningham out this round whatever you do is wise. Stanley lookes really good so far.

[Ricochet]

could you do Brad Hill please Col?

[Justin Bieber]

could you do Brad Hill please Col?

Nice.


Also Jack Crisp as Cory Dell'ilo is already done.

[Colliwobblers]

could you do Brad Hill please Col?

Bradley Hill    
#32   Hawthorn Hawks
Age: 18yr 9mth    Games: 0     Born: July 7, 1993   
Height: 180cm     Weight: 70kg     Position: Midfield
Last Drafted: Round 2, Pick #33 2011 National Draft
Last Drafted By: Hawthorn Hawks
Supercoach Price: $106,600   Supercoach Profile
Dreamteam Price: $98,700   Dream Team Profile


VIDEO:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI9axKsqY9U

http://www.hawthornfc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/4742/newsid/133478/default.aspx

CAN HE RUN?    http://www.sen.com.au/display-afl/Hill-the-Combine-star/33729

http://www.afl.com.au/tabid/208/default.aspx?newsid=126540

http://www.afl.com.au/tabid/208/default.aspx?newsid=133484

NAB CUP GAMES:

Only played in NAB 2, scored 45 from 40% TOG, pretty much what I predict him to score from the last quarter and a bit if started as sub.

   Player Name   K   H   D   M   HO   T   FF   FA   SG   G   B   DT
20   Bradley Hill           4   5   9   3   0   2   0   0   0   1   0   45

Rookie PLayer Rating: (MID) 7/10 - Fast berry berry fast, should be the sub with so much speed but a home debut in Perth it would be cruel, so maybe he starrts on the bench or ground. Job security is a massive concern with the skipper still out I cannot see him getting a lot of games but if he impresses maybe he will, he is however being so small and fast the best candidate for a vest. Apart from speeding and running from the police in Perth seems a mature in a footy sense type of player who is ready for the big league, risky pick on JS, perfect fir for a sluggish hawks midfiled tho with a lot of bigger harder players and no real speeders other than the questionable burgoyne and rioli who would be better used back and fwd anyway.

Prediction - starts sub scores 40 in the final quarter and a bit :) if he gets the ball they won't catch him could kick a goal or two even.

[Colliwobblers]

could you do Brad Hill please Col?

Nice.

Also Jack Crisp as Cory Dell'ilo is already done.

Jack Crisp    
#47   Brisbane Lions
Age: 18yr 6mth    Games: 0     Born: October 2, 1993   
Height: 190cm     Weight: 83kg     Position: Midfield
Last Drafted: Round 3, Pick #40 2011 Rookie Draft
Last Drafted By: Brisbane Lions
Supercoach Price: $94,700   Supercoach Profile
Dreamteam Price: $85,800   Dream Team Profile



VIDEO:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTqeptYQ0to

http://www.afl.com.au/News/NEWSARTICLE/tabid/208/Default.aspx?newsId=123438

http://www.contestedfooty.com/2011/11/jack-crisp-2011-afl-draft-prospect/

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/archives/old-sport-pages/everybody-wants-to-know-bushranger-jack/story-fnau1fjg-1226191970536

NOTE: you may have to paste and google heraldsun links if article is hidden.

FULL NAB CUP GAMES:

Player Name   K   H   D   M   HO   T   FF   FA   SG   G   B   DT

21   Jack Crisp   4   1   5   2   0   2   1   1   0   0   0   26
14   Jack Crisp   7   2   9   3   0   5   1   2   0      0   0   49

Was game 2 and game 4. 42% and 48% TOG respectively.

Rookie Player Rating (FWD) 7.5/10 - Job security? Hmmmmm, well promoted off the rookie list. WHY? because he is a genuine scoring option for the lions NON-EXISTENT FWD Line. Can take marks contested and will provide an optional target up fwd for the lions. Problem is lately the Lions can't get an inside 50, setting a new record for the least in a game. That's impressive given the two new clubs full of rookies and the lions still manage to be worse! All this plus the rookie elevation, potentially makes this guys job security very good.

However given Voss seems to be still knee jerking like a rookie coach making swaths of changes on a single games performance I wouldn't bank on the job security of any Lions player, Beams for example went  from rising star nominee to a quiet game to dropped, so the chances of a rookie elevation holding his spot if he fails to perform maybe very low.

As for the player he is exactly what the lions need, an option that is a proven strong mark and can kick goals. With Black back who we all know is the Lions midfield general the likes of rocky redden and rich will get thier shower together, there should be a significant increase in inside 50's and this guy could be on the end of most of them as Brown Dog will be double teamed and a poorer option to the rookie who shouldn't see as much attention or be given the best defender match up.

[Justin Bieber]

Holy shower, did not realise that he is only 85k :o. Might be an ideal downgrade target.


Also can you do Jesse Stringer?

[Colliwobblers]

Holy shower, did not realise that he is only 85k :o. Might be an ideal downgrade target.


Also can you do Jesse Stringer?

Jesse Stringer    
#41   Geelong Cats
Age: 21yr    Games: 0     Born: April 3, 1991   
Height: 182cm     Weight: 73kg     Position: Midfield
Last Drafted: Round 4, Pick #61 2009 Rookie Draft
Last Drafted By: Geelong Cats
Supercoach Price: $113,200   Supercoach Profile
Dreamteam Price: $104,200   Dream Team Profile



Outlook
After missing all of 2010 with a hip injury, the young midfielder was again restricted by knee problems in 2011. He played nine games and kicked six goals in the VFL.

SEASON BY SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

2011

    After missing all of 2010 season broke through at VFL level
    Still suffered a knee injury that limited his year
    Played nine games and kicked six goals in the VFL

2010

    Missed entire season with hip injury
    Impressed in pre season, playing senior practice match against Richmond at Yea
    Kicked one goal against Tigers
    Retained on rookie list following the season

2009

    Played 11 games for Port Magpies in SANFL U18s
    Helped Port reach U18 GF losing to Glenelg
    Named as Port Magpies best player in U18 finals series

2008

    Played eight games for Port Magpies in SANFL U17s
    Helped Port reach U17 GF losing to Sturt
    Named as Port Magpies best player in U17 finals series

2007

    Member of Central Eyre’s Midwest Football League senior premiership team


VIDEO:  http://bigpondvideo.com/AFL/220939

http://www.geelongcats.com.au/GeelongNews/NewsArticle/tabid/3933/newsid/112859/default.aspx

http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/article/2012/04/20/321021_gfc.html

http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/article/2012/04/16/319991_gfc.html

http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/article/2012/04/09/318911_gfc.html

FULL NAB CUP GAMES:

   Player Name   K   H   D   M   HO   T   FF   FA   G   B   DT
21   Jesse Stringer   6   5   11   3   0   1   0   0   0   0   41  - NAB 4 / TOG 40%
4   Jesse Stringer   10   2   12   2   0   6   2   0   0   1   67  - NAB 3 / TOG 54%
11   Jesse Stringer   7   5   12   2   0   3   2   0   1   0   57  - NAB 2 / TOG 90%

Rookie Player Rating (MID) 7/10 - Not a rookie rook, 21 years old, drafter by Cats in 2009, 2 injury interupted seasons behind him. Kinning it in the magoos, elevated to Cats senior list this week to play, the cats don't elevate rookies they don't intend to play. As injuries grow and as senior players are rested the Cats is one of the safest teams to have rookies from in terms of them getting games. A bit young to call injury prone but had a shocking run so far. Has impressed in 2 preseasons and this years nab cup and further in VFL so when he does play if he makes this weeks cut he looks a good thing and has 3 years on most rooks going round.

[formula16]

suprised ziebell isnt already done
cheers :D

[clucktacular]

Get on Ziebell.

[Colliwobblers]

suprised ziebell isnt already done
cheers :D

Jack Ziebell    
#7   North Melbourne Kangaroos
Age: 21yr 1mth    Games: 46     Born: February 28, 1991   
Height: 188cm     Weight: 87kg     Position: Midfield
Last Drafted: Round 1, Pick #9 2008 National Draft
Last Drafted By: North Melbourne Kangaroos
Supercoach Price: $428,500   Supercoach Profile
Dreamteam Price: $384,900   Dream Team Profile



DISCUSSION:  http://www.fanfooty.com.au/forum/index.php/topic,45259.0.html

Ziebell was North Melbourne’s first round draft selection at the 2008 National Draft, after surprisingly slipping through to pick nine.

A 188cm midfielder, he has excellent skills by foot and is tough in the contest. He has strong leadership skills, and is expected to be a future leader of the North Melbourne Football Club.

Hailing from the Murray Bushrangers, Ziebell was prolific in his team’s TAC Cup premiership and also represented Victoria Country at the NAB Under 18 AFL Championships and gained All-Australian honours.

2011 was the standout year Ziebell had worked towards after his first two seasons were interrupted with two broken legs, one in 2009 and the other in 2010.

After a quiet start to 2011, Ziebell began to find exceptional form in the latter part of the year with his career best match against the Bulldogs in round 17 where he racked up a record 41 disposals.

Draft history: 2008 NAB AFL Draft 1st round selection (North Melbourne) No. 9 overall.
First game for North Melbourne: Round 1, 2009 v Melbourne
NMFC Cap: 948
Player honours: NAB Rising Star nominee 2009

Player sponsors: Les Ross/ Wodonga Homemaker Centre/ Just Teatowels/ Par Taps Pty Ltd

             GM    K    HB    D    M    G    B    T    HO    GA    GC    I50    FF    FA    DT *    SC *
Total    1    17    10    27    9    4    0    4    0    0    4    7    1    0    139    132
Average    1    17.0    10.0    27.0    9.0    4.0    0    4.0    0    0    4.0    7.0    1.0    0    139.0    132.0

Jack Ziebell
Four goals, 27 touches, in just his 46th game. We've been talking about Jack for some time and yesterday's performance suggests the talking has been worth it. He wasn't alone. Wells is flying and is probably a good early smokie to be second behind Gazza in the Brownlow, while Anthony, Bastinac, Swallow, Atley et al, are in good form. And let's not forget Boomer, like several sides have done this year.

Past Dream Team Average Scores
   
Year    Games    Average
2009    10    65.0
2010    14    66.6
2011    21    77.8
2012    1    139.0

FULL NAB CUP GAMES: 2,3.

Player Name   K   H   D   M   HO   T   FF   FA   SG   G   B   DT
6   Jack Ziebell   8   7   15   1   0   6   2   1   0   0   0   64
8      Jack Ziebell   8   9   17   3   0   2   3   1   0   0   0   59

http://www.kangaroos.com.au/News/NewsArticle/tabid/4912/newsid/129307/default.aspx

http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2012/04/03/315221_sport-news.html

http://www.afl.com.au/News/NEWSARTICLE/tabid/208/newsId/132918/Default.aspx

http://www.afl.com.au/News/NEWSARTICLE/tabid/208/newsId/133138/Default.aspx

Mid Priced Player Rating (MID) 9/10 - Can't go past him for the money, breakout season LOOMS. Vice Cptain now and in the best shape of his short career, this guy is going to explode. Scored at a rate based on TOG that would have seen him break the ton in both games and came out vs Geelong and scored 139. As the Roos improve so will he, but even if they don't he is in for a big season. Extremely highly rated by insiders and senior players at the club, and based on the formula for breakout midfielders he is due after 2 jalf and a full season this is the breakout year. Get On!

[Shrews]

Corey Enright please

[TheHanger]

don't mean to disagree with you but...

http://www.fanfooty.com.au/forum/index.php/topic,55842.0.html

I saw your thread, nice bit of work - my question is, Is 91 with a full game with bellchambers a bad score for a ruck?

And as you say hille will be back and bellchambers off to the maggoo's so 100+ scores will roll in again, that said even with bellchambers all year ryder can average 90-100 his form in front of the big sticks is impressive as is his marking.

will there be many premium rucks averaging 100+ do you think ?

looks like this one goes to me (77 v Carlton), but good points though

Can you do George Horlin-Smith, if not already done?

[Colliwobblers]

Corey Enright please

Corey Enright    
#44   Geelong Cats
Age: 30yr 7mth    Games: 226     Born: September 14, 1981   
Height: 187cm     Weight: 91kg     Position: Defender
Last Drafted: Round 3, Pick #47 1999 National Draft
Last Drafted By: Geelong Cats
Supercoach Price: $478,000   Supercoach Profile
Dreamteam Price: $388,600   Dream Team Profile



DISCUSSION:   http://www.fanfooty.com.au/forum/index.php/topic,48510.0.html

Outlook
Confirmed his status as a club great last year when he won Geelong’s best and fairest in a premiership year for the second time. It was the cream on the cake for this ice-cool defender, who claimed his third premiership medal and won All-Australian selection for the fourth successive year. The stats back up his season: he led the Cats in kicks (330), marks (144) and loose-ball gets (57). Great overhead and his versatility in defence is a bonus.

SEASON BY SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

2011

    Another brilliant season capped with third premiership
    Earned All Australian honours for fourth straight year (G Ablett & Judd only other players named in each of last four years)
    Won B & F for second time (2009 the other, also a prem year)
    Played 23 games including all three finals
    Registered 200th game in rd 1 win over St Kilda, and had 31 possessions
    Had 20+ disposals in 17 games
    Had over 500 possessions for fifth consecutive season
    Grabbed 16 marks in rd 19 win over Melbourne, a career best
    Equaled a career best with seven tackles vs Adelaide in rd 14
    Ranked equal 11th in AFL in marks and led Cats in marks and kicks

2010

    Named as an All Australian for third straight season
    Gathered 582 possessions, third consecutive year he had over 580
    Had 136 marks, the fifth time in a row he had at least 130
    Set career high with 360 kicks
    Twice had career high with 12 marks (rd 9 vs. Coll; rd 13 vs. St K)
    Had 20+ disposals in 17 of 24 games. Had five games with 30+ possessions
    Career high seven tackles in SF win over Dockers
    Kicked 50th career goal in rd 11 win over West Coast
    Ranked 17th in AFL in possessions and 8th in kciks
    Had streak of 78 consecutive games snapped when he missed rd 22 game vs. West Coast
    Finished fourth in best & fairest

2009

    Played in his second premiership and third consecutive grand final
    Capped an amazing season by winning first best & fairest (shared with Ablett)
    Was named to All Australian team for second consecutive season
    One of only two players to play in all 25 games for Cats (Selwood the other)
    Set career highs in kicks, marks, handballs, tackles and disposals
    Played in his 100th winning game in rd 13 vs. Port
    Had 20+ disposals in 22 of 25 games
    Named in leadership group for first time
    Brilliant in QF win over Dogs with 35 possessions and game sealing goal
    Ranked 12th in the AFL in possessions and 14th in kicks
    Member of NAB Cup winning team
    Captained Cats in NAB Cup win over Port Adel

2008

    Played all 25 games, including all three finals and the grand final
    Gathered 25 possessions on grand final day
    Played his 150th game in AFL grand final
    Had a career best 37 possessions in rd 15 win over Freo
    Also had 36 possessions vs. Crows in rd 14; 35 vs. Hawthorn in rd 17; and 33 vs. Melbourne in rd 19
    Had 20+ disposals in 19 matches
    Selected for All Australian team for the first time
    Played for dream team vs. Victoria in hall of fame game
    Named in South Australia state of origin team
    Finished 7th in best & fairest voting
    Ranked 11th in AFL with 581 disposals and 18th with 282 handballs

2007

    Won first premiership medal in grand final win over Port Adelaide
    Played 24 of 25 games
    Registered 19 games with at least 20 disposals
    Had 29 possessions on grand final day
    Recipient of coach’s award
    Finished 10th in best & fairest voting
    Named in South Australia state of origin team

2006

    Played all 22 games and kicked 11 goals
    Finished 5th in Cats best & fairest
    Had 16 games with 20+ disposals
    Had three games with two goals to match career best
    Played 100th game in rd 21 draw against Melbourne
    Ranked 16th in AFL in kicks with 327
    Had a career high seven tackles vs. Sydney in rd 5
    Member of Cats NAB Cup grand final winning team

2005

    Played 15 games including semi final in Sydney
    Had first 30 possession game in rd 4 win over Essendon (31 possessions), earning three Brownlow votes
    Kicked two goals in a game twice
    Finished 11th in best & fairest voting

2004

    Injury wracked season limited him to nine games
    Came back from injury to play last two finals games
    Played in Wizard Cup grand final

2003

    Played all 22 games
    Finished 5th in Cats best & fairest
    Recipient of coach’s award
    Had 11 games with 20+ possessions
    Played 50th game in rd 17 vs. NM in Canberra

2002

    Played 16 games after early season injury
    Had over 20 possessions seven times
    Named as Cats best team and most constructive player
    Finished 11th in best & fairest voting
    Awarded first Brownlow vote in rd 19 win over St Kilda

2001

    Made his debut in rd 2 win over St Kilda
    Went on to play 17 games in debut season
    First goal came in rd 16 win over West Coast
    Had 22 possessions in rd 20 against Port Adelaide
    Named as Geelong’s best first year player
    Finished 13th in best & fairest voting

2000

    Injuries limited him to VFL football in first year at club

1999

    Played U19 at Port Adelaide in SANFL

1998

    Represented South Australia country U17s


Season 2012 Totals/Averages
   
            GM    K    HB    D    M    G    B    T    HO    GA    GC    I50    FF    FA    DT *    SC *
Total    4    44    30    74    14    0    0    10    0    2    2    6    3    4    265    337
Average    4    11.0    7.5    18.5    3.5    0    0    2.5    0    0.5    0.5    1.5    0.8    1.0    66.2    84.2

Past Dream Team Average Scores
   
Year    Games    Average
2005    14    73.1
2006    22    90.4
2007    21    86.1
2008    22    86.9
2009    22    89.7
2010    21    91.8
2011    20    91.9
2012    4    66.2

2012 Games Log for Corey Enright (Geelong Cats)
   
Description    Date    Opponent        K    HB    D    M    G    B    T    HO    GA    GC    I50    FF    FA    DT    SC
Round 4    22nd Apr    Richmond        14    11    25    6    0    0    4    0    0    0    1    0    2    92    120
Round 3    15th Apr    North         10    8    18    5    0    0    3    0    0    0    1    0    0    73    75
Round 2    9th Apr    Hawthorn        12    8    20    2    0    0    1    0    1    1    3    3    1    62    95
Round 1    31st Mar    Fremantle       8    3    11    1    0    0    2    0    1    1    1    0    1    38    47

http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/article/2012/04/23/321431_gfc.html

http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/133757/default.aspx

Premium Player Rating; (DEF) 8.5/10 - Elite defender, hard and durable one of the safest bets down back again this season, his scoring can be erradic and he can have stinkers but you will not find a more consistant player in defence as far as not missing games over the past 5 years. May get rested as all senior cats will but more likely not to given the defenders get the most rest on the field each week anyway, especially in a top side. Should be on top of your list to bring in given the troubles we have seen in defence already this season you don't want any more so play it safe get this guy.

[Colliwobblers]

don't mean to disagree with you but...

http://www.fanfooty.com.au/forum/index.php/topic,55842.0.html

I saw your thread, nice bit of work - my question is, Is 91 with a full game with bellchambers a bad score for a ruck?

And as you say hille will be back and bellchambers off to the maggoo's so 100+ scores will roll in again, that said even with bellchambers all year ryder can average 90-100 his form in front of the big sticks is impressive as is his marking.

will there be many premium rucks averaging 100+ do you think ?

looks like this one goes to me (77 v Carlton), but good points though

Can you do George Horlin-Smith, if not already done?

Yeah solid call on Ryder, I traded him in for Mummy but on your advice NOT for DT, got him in SC where he still managed a 96. You are right on the money with his scoring tho good call.

MY EARLIER ARTICLE ON HIM - WASN'T FAR OFF THE MONEY ON HIM???

http://www.fanfooty.com.au/forum/index.php/topic,45731.msg664178.html#msg664178

George Horlin-Smith    
#33   Geelong Cats
Age: 19yr 4mth    Games: 2     Born: December 22, 1992   
Height: 186cm     Weight: 78kg     Position: Forward
Last Drafted: Round 2, Pick #37 2010 National Draft
Last Drafted By: Geelong Cats
Supercoach Price: $113,200   Supercoach Profile
Dreamteam Price: $104,200   Dream Team Profile



DISCUSSION:  http://www.fanfooty.com.au/forum/index.php/topic,48301.0.html

VIDEO:  http://bigpondvideo.com/AFL/298089/george-horlin-smith/

Outlook
Tough young midfielder who played in the Cats’ 2011 NAB Cup campaign and showed great promise. Suffered a shoulder injury on the eve of the season and did not return until the middle of the VFL season, where he played the last nine games. Was rated highly before the 2010 draft and could be one to watch this season.

SEASON BY SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

2011

    Suffered some injuries that limited him to nine VFL games
    Kicked four goals
    Also played three NAB Cup games

2010

    Played two games in SANFL U18 with Sturt and kicked two goals
    Spent most of season playing school football at Pembroke college
    Captained Pembroke's 1st XVIII


Season 2012 Totals/Averages
   
           GM    K    HB    D    M    G    B    T    HO    GA    GC    I50    FF    FA    DT *    SC *
Total    2    14    9    23    10    1    1    1    0    2    3    4    0    1    98    60
Average    2    7.0    4.5    11.5    5.0    0.5    0.5    0.5    0    1.0    1.5    2.0    0    0.5    49.0    30.0

http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/article/2012/04/12/319291_gfc.html

http://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/article/2012/04/17/320201_gfc.html

http://www.geelongcats.com.au/geelongnews/newsarticle/tabid/3933/newsid/133012/default.aspx

Rookie Player Rating (MID) 7/10 - Highly rated, didn't get much TOG in NAB CUP but was still reported as being in great form. Has been awesome in the VFL this season and earned his Senior games as a result. Likely candidate for some vesting but his baby face belies his hardness and in a Cats lineup lacking in contested possessions and intent this guy could become a regular inthe side. No avoiding the fact his age and his position make him highly likely to be vested on many occassions ala christensen in 2011.

GAMES: 2

AVERAGE: 49

BREAK EVEN: -32

PROJECTED PRICE RISE: $32,800