Collingwood Father Son and NGA Radar

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Heard Kouta on MMM the other day with Jim and Bill. He coaches the Jr Footy club his son plays at, one of the Rocca brothers is asst coach and both the Rocca boys play in the team. He's known the Roccas since he was a kid and reckons the cousins are going to be big boys and good footballers.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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^Kouta Jr (Luca) came 2nd in the U14 BnF.
All three do play together for Ivanhoe U14
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Presti35 wrote: Fri Sep 13, 2024 1:18 am...
And another Hrysoulakis! Athas could have been anything of he was willing to train and put in the hard work.
Ya know Hrysoulakis barracks for Carlton, right?
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I’ve just had a look at the new 2025 draft value index model ( DVI ) Using the scenario of a bid for Tom McGaune coming in at pick #5 ( based on early feedback and still 12 months out ) we would need something like three mid range second rounders in order to satisfy that bid.
At Pick #5 and with only the new 10% discount also being rolled out, matching that bid would require just over 1600 points. In broad terms, that becomes a significant investment. There is very little return for third round selections, so almost all the points will need to come from the second round ( or better )
I still believe the club will trade out its F1 this year and that’s ok, as long as the club is prepared to stockpile an extra pick or two for the 2025 draft.
Might be a good time for young Tom McGuane to start planning to take his foot off the gas in 2025. The last thing we would want is his name being called out any higher than pick # 5.
Seems to me and in true AFL fashion, they’ve gone way overboard on the F /S and NGA changes for 2025. Only reducing the DVI but maintaining the traditional 20% discount on bids would have been much fairer.
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Pies2016 wrote: Sat Sep 21, 2024 11:27 am Might be a good time for young Tom McGuane to start planning to take his foot off the gas in 2025. The last thing we would want is his name being called out any higher than pick # 5.
Seems to me and in true AFL fashion, they’ve gone way overboard on the F /S and NGA changes for 2025. Only reducing the DVI but maintaining the traditional 20% discount on bids would have been much fairer.
And this is the issue. By trying to fix a non-issue they basically encourage fraud and dishonesty and remove the excitement from upcoming father sons. Idiots that begrudge the success of others rather than improving themselves should never be empowered in their mediocrity. If their club encourages a healthy culture both on and off the field then this can, and should, be the reward. I mean isn't this the whole point of sport, to laud the successful and seek their pathway for ourselves? The AFL administration are really doing a great job in undermining the future popularity of the sport...
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The F/S evens out over 100 years, to make them gettable is simply a good outcome on many levels.

But no. Administrators with a short term perspective, who eat sour grapes for breakfast and kill kittens for fun, think it's fairer to make rules harder for elite kids to play at the same club as their parents.
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He just won a premiership with Keilor this afternoon. In his 6th senior game
While he was just a kid out there v men, he did a couple nice things, but struggled against the bigger bodies a little. But thats to be expected given his frame.
They played him half forward with decent time on the bench.

But this experience would have been good for him this year. Winning a flag coached by your father, not everyone gets the opportunity

Next week, he'll play in the U17 futures game on GF day.
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Tom just came runner up (2nd) in the Jets Best n Fairest tonight. By 1 vote he missed out on winning it.
Fair year for an underager
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Further to @Jen2310 post, for those not lucky enough to have a GF ticket, tune in to Saturday’s National Futures showcase match, which serves as a curtain-raiser to the AFL Grand Final.
F/S prospect Thomas McGuane is one of 46 bottom-age (2007-born) prospects will take to the MCG in an audition for next year’s AFL Academy intake, and insight to the 2025 draft crop.
With the amount of Academy selections, it would have been nice to have at least one of our NGA listed players selected.

https://central.rookieme.com/afl/2024/0 ... res-match/

When: Saturday September 28, 9:35am
Where: Melbourne Cricket Ground
How to watch: via the AFL website & app
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How was Tom McGuane today?
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SLORT wrote: Sat Sep 28, 2024 4:26 pm How was Tom McGuane today?
The few moments he had on the ground, all class. Has elite foot skills.
But he only played for 20 mins. Has Gastro today. Had a rough night. Credit to him for even turning up this morning.
But was on managed minutes and went straight home afterward.
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Thank Bobby Rose for that - the last thing we want is him winning 30 touches in the middle on grand final day as a bottom ager!

Put him in cotton wool and send him to Roughead in Wangaratta for 12 months :P

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