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Raglan Matt Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #15

Raglan Matt
Good point, Polly, he is not quick across the ground by any means, but he has fast hands and feet AND brain. His first few metres off the mark give him the space he needs to use the footy, and he has that ability to make players run around him not to him.
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Morgan Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #16

Morgan
I honestly thought "we can develop players from time-to-time" would be an uncontroversial statement. But there you go.

Hypen, here's a list of every pick 34 drafted since 1986. How many in their prime do you reckon are better than Blakely in his third year? My picks are bolded.

Freo and Blakely have both done very well by this pick.

Craig Kelly
Steven Hewitt
Daryn Cresswell
Andrew Venner
Brad Read
Tim Leng
Travis Burton
Stephen Patterson
Michael Polley
Jason Snell
Shannon Corcoran
Andrew Williams
Bryan Beinke
Leon Davis
Ryan Lonie
Simon O'Keefe
Sean Dempster
Luke Peel
James Ezard
Matt Spangher
Chris Schmidt
Dawson Simpson
Liam Shiels
Max Gawn
Patrick McCarthy
Shane Kersten
Jason Ashby
Nick Robertson
Connor Blakely
Joshua Schoenfeld
Declan Watson

And Geelong did very well, but their best player (Abblett) best KPP backman (Scarlett) and best KPP forward (Hawkins) of their premiership eras were father-son selections. I dare say if you replace Sutcliffe, Dawson and Hendrix with that triumvirate in the 2013 GF team we would have made up those extra 16 points.
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shane Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #17

shane
I can't believe you went to that much effort for such a spurious point. Pick 34 indeed.
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Morgan Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #18

Morgan
Cut and pasting from the AFL website really isn't much effort.
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thegeniusthatis Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #19

thegeniusthatis
Bryan Beinke was a legend of the game, Morgan.
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hypen Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #20

hypen
I just dont know how the bar got so low for a bunch who blather about sustained excellance, Morgan. If you accept the premise a late second round pick should get you a good footballer then these blokes have a bit of explaining to do over the last half decade or so.....that was where I was trying to go with it all.

I reckon your top seven or so picks really stand out but from there up to the end of the third round its about the quality of your choice and your judgement more than the timing of your pick. Clearly the talent is still there.
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pollyanna Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #21

pollyanna
Draft positions are speculative, football is a business. But numbers are funny things.

Melbourne grabbed Jeff at #41 in the PreSeason Draft in 1994 - we gave them #17 to bring him home in 2001. On average Freo's membership numbers rose around 11% a year after that time. When they scragged him (at the end of 2008) membership dipped around 10% the following year. Since the Jeff Farmer era membership has only grown by an average of 4.1% (2010-16).

The question may be: if we draft this kid outta the Black Ducks at #34, is he going to increase our membership revenue? Well, the surge in membership since 2015 as been...um, well 4.3%. Not huge (I'll admit), but it's a step in the right direction for sure.
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cletus Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #22

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What I like about both Blakely and Weller, is that - thus far (...and touch wood) - they have both been quite durable to this point of time. And that makes a hell of a difference, if you can draft a kid , develop him, and get some games out of him. We havent been too lucky in that regards, over time. But these two are going against the grain. Following Lachie Neale's example I reckon.
Which is pleasing!
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RideoftheVagaries Blakely 6 years 9 months ago #23

RideoftheVagaries
It can take a little while to see the fruition of a draft crop though. Geelong faffed around the middle-lower reaches of the ladder for the early years of Bomber Thompson's reign (minus a hangover year of the previous era for the first).

Sure they had a few manky years early on, maybe due to feeling through their inexperience, but Lloyd & Co have been doing a lot better over the last four or five drafts.

Alex Pearce, Grey, Weller, Blakely, Langdon, Hughes, Tucker, Balic aren't a bad haul and interesting to see how Darcy, Logue and Cox develop. I don't know about any slogans like "Sustained Success", but they've shown they're all mostly pretty fierce at it and can play some top footy between them all.
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