Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 12:33 pm
Does anyone feel there was more excitment last year with Egan, Rusling & Trav compared with this year?
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Err.....this is a football site.....about people's opinions...Canberra wrote:I keep getting "View topic with ignored date".
I guess Nick's own serial pest is putting in his usual crap.
The Peter Hoare of Nick's is back. (or should that be spelt Whore in this case)
EddieGold wrote:Err.....this is a football site.....about people's opinions...Canberra wrote:I keep getting "View topic with ignored date".
I guess Nick's own serial pest is putting in his usual crap.
The Peter Hoare of Nick's is back. (or should that be spelt Whore in this case)
Not a come and love everything Collingwood do site.
Seems you are the serial pest or the serial clown.
DaVe Great post, when it comes to the draft, you have to play the percentages and go with what the majority think is the best player. Drafting for future upside is fraught with danger but that always seems to be Collingwood's tactic and it rarely works.DaVe86 wrote:thomas wouldve gone to 5. Simple as that. Carlton were commited to a KPP by the looks of things and wouldve taken Ryder. Hawks would've taken Kennedy.
Gutsy move considering our pik 5 wasnt expected to go until after 15. Hope we know what we are doing. Ellis played in the same team as Pendlebury, so we obviously got the chance to watch both play next to each other. Ellis was the one everyone was raving about.
Hawthorn will be laughing. Absolutely laughing.
Too early to call now...its either idiotic or a fantastic piece of forethought.
But what worries me is that Pendlebury is a basketballer and they say he has much to learn of the game. Its a big risk to pick him.
Obviously our recruiters have seen something in Thomas which they rated higher than Ellis.EddieGold wrote:DaVe Great post, when it comes to the draft, you have to play the percentages and go with what the majority think is the best player. Drafting for future upside is fraught with danger but that always seems to be Collingwood's tactic and it rarely works.DaVe86 wrote:thomas wouldve gone to 5. Simple as that. Carlton were commited to a KPP by the looks of things and wouldve taken Ryder. Hawks would've taken Kennedy.
Gutsy move considering our pik 5 wasnt expected to go until after 15. Hope we know what we are doing. Ellis played in the same team as Pendlebury, so we obviously got the chance to watch both play next to each other. Ellis was the one everyone was raving about.
Hawthorn will be laughing. Absolutely laughing.
Too early to call now...its either idiotic or a fantastic piece of forethought.
But what worries me is that Pendlebury is a basketballer and they say he has much to learn of the game. Its a big risk to pick him.
Ellis was the one and the worst part is, as you said, we would have got Thomas at 5 as well.
only one problem there;jackcass wrote: Interesting that they didn't use last pick, Baird perhaps...
Gaffer - the tragedy is we could have got both Ellis and Thomas - oh well as you say time will tell. Go Pies.TheGaffer wrote:Obviously our recruiters have seen something in Thomas which they rated higher than Ellis.EddieGold wrote:DaVe Great post, when it comes to the draft, you have to play the percentages and go with what the majority think is the best player. Drafting for future upside is fraught with danger but that always seems to be Collingwood's tactic and it rarely works.DaVe86 wrote:thomas wouldve gone to 5. Simple as that. Carlton were commited to a KPP by the looks of things and wouldve taken Ryder. Hawks would've taken Kennedy.
Gutsy move considering our pik 5 wasnt expected to go until after 15. Hope we know what we are doing. Ellis played in the same team as Pendlebury, so we obviously got the chance to watch both play next to each other. Ellis was the one everyone was raving about.
Hawthorn will be laughing. Absolutely laughing.
Too early to call now...its either idiotic or a fantastic piece of forethought.
But what worries me is that Pendlebury is a basketballer and they say he has much to learn of the game. Its a big risk to pick him.
Ellis was the one and the worst part is, as you said, we would have got Thomas at 5 as well.
There are other factors aside from the physical aspects which decide the selections which I think most people are ignoring.
That's of this complete and total farce being perpetrated - Hawthorn would've taken Thomas at #3 without question.EddieGold wrote:Gaffer - the tragedy is we could have got both Ellis and Thomas - oh well as you say time will tell. Go Pies.