Mac Andrew looks like he’s going to be a super star to me. His kicking is inconsistent, but his raw talent reminds me of a young NicNat, but who looks like he can play forward as well.
^had to use a space there. WTF is the most common chess piece banned by the fkg stupid BB swear filter??? Do Kansas grandmas really hate chess that much? Why do we have to be subservient to that fkg stupid Trump-loving demographic???
I can proudly say that ■■■■ was not a ■■■■.
But no-one would know I was talking about how great was our #1 champion of Essendon.
The list needs they must address: The Bombers are clearly after a key forward — they were among the bottom-ranked clubs for contested marks inside 50 this year. But the issue is this year’s draft isn’t loaded with tall goalkickers, with more options to be available in 12 months – both via the draft and free agency/trade. It might be more appropriate this year to select a big-bodied midfielder or a pressure forward, considering the Bombers had the worst hardball get differential in the league in 2021 and ranked 13th for forward 50 pressure.
The ideal draft prospects: If the Bombers want to address their key forward chasm at this year’s draft, arguably the best young gun available is East Perth’s Jye Amiss , who booted 51 goals in the WAFL colts this season. He also ranked second in the competition for contested marks (3.0) and first for marks inside 50 (3.5). If Amiss is off the board by Pick 11, the Bombers could look to two other WA-based prospects in Claremont’s Jacob Van Rooyen or East Fremantle’s Jack Williams , but that selection might be too early for those players. If they opt for a midfielder, Calder Cannons’ Josh Goater would have to be in the mix, especially after he played a VFL game for the Bombers where he kicked one goal. An athletic and powerful 190cm on-baller with explosiveness and clean hands, Goater is strong at the contest yet just as capable on the outside, highlighted by his strong finish to the NAB League season where he starred as an intercept defender. Neil Erasmus , Arlo Draper and Matthew Johnson could also be midfield options for the Bombers. Draper could also help address Essendon’s forward-of-centre pressure issue, too.
I think you put your finger on the problem tight there; “look” and “list”.
Rather than continue spouting cliches and ignore all players who aren’t regulars.
But hey, that’d require work rather than reading Twitterverse feeds.
Dan says : Who needs Bobby Hill, when you have Rachele’s trick-bag? Rachele, who looms as a likely top-10 selection, is capable of the impossible around goal, and his impact as a midfielder has been significant at stages in the junior ranks. Would fast become a fan favourite at Windy Hill and the highlights will come thick and fast.