Richmond v Western Bulldogs
Richmond : 22 – Toby Nankervis 20, Riley Collier-Dawkins 15, Shane Edwards 13, Trent Cotchin 12, Shai Bolton 11, Jack Ross 7, Marlion Pickett 5, Jack Graham 4, Jake Aarts 1
Western Bulldogs : 22 – Stefan Martin 19, Jack Macrae 18, Tom Liberatore 17, Marcus Bontempelli 15, Adam Treloar 11, Bailey Smith 3, Patrick Lipinski 2, Josh Schache 2 , Josh Bruce 1
Collingwood v Gold Coast
Collingwood : 23 – Scott Pendlebury 16, Josh Daicos 16, Brodie Grundy 16, Jordan De Goey 16, Josh Thomas 11, Steele Sidebottom 10, Darcy Cameron 7.
Gold Coast : 23 – Touk Miller 19,Hugh Greenwood 17, Caleb Graham 16, Noah Anderson 15, David Swallow 11, Chris Burgess 7, Lachie Weller 5, Izak Rankine 1, Nick Holman 1.
Adelaide v GWS Giants
Adelaide : 23 – Ben Keays 20, Rory Laird 19, Reilly O’Brien 19, Paul Seedsman 8, Ned McHenry 8, Harry Schoenberg 8, Jackson Hately 5, Riley Thilthorpe 2, Elliott Himmelberg 2, Sam Berry 1.
GWS : 23 – Shane Mumford 20, Callan Ward 20, Jacob Hopper 20, Tim Taranto 15, Tom Green 8, Josh Kelly 4, Jeremy Finlayson 3, Lachie Whitfield 1, Brent Daniels 1.
St Kilda v Hawthorn
St Kilda : 32 – Jack Steele 23, Paddy Ryder 22, Brad Crouch 22, Jack Bytel 19, Zak Jones 16, Rowan Marshall 10, Sebastian Ross 8, Hunter Clark 6, Ryan Byrnes 2.
Hawthorn : 32 – Ben McEvoy 26, Tom Mitchell 26, James Worpel 24, James Cousins 18, Finn Maginness 10, Jarman Impey 8, Liam Shiels 5, Mitch Lewis 4, Jacob Koschitzke 2, Tom Phillips 2, Jack Gunston 2, Luke Breust 1.
Brisbane v Port Adelaide
Brisbane : 22 – Jarryd Lyons 20, Oscar McInerney 18, Dayne Zorko 15, Rhys Mathieson 13, Deven Robertson 7, Zac Bailey 6, Hugh McCluggage 5, Joe Daniher 4.
Port Adelaide : 22 – Ollie Wines 19, Scott Lycett 18,Willem Drew 18, Sam Powell-Pepper 10, Robbie Gray 10, Dan Houston 7, Darcy Byrne-Jones 5, Charlie Dixon 4, Connor Rozee 2.
Sydney v Geelong
Sydney : 30 – Tom Hickey 26, Luke Parker 24, Josh P. Kennedy 21, James Rowbottom 19, Chad Warner 16, Oliver Florent 9,Callum Sinclair 4, Tom Papley 1.
Geelong : 30 – Joel Selwood 25,Cameron Guthrie 24, Brandan Parfitt 23, Rhys Stanley 20,Quinton Narkle 14,Mark Blicavs 7,Jack Henry 3, Mitch Duncan 2, Isaac Smith 1, Tom Atkins 1.
North Melbourne v Melbourne
North Melbourne : 31 – Kayne Turner 25,Todd Goldstein 21, Ben Cunnington 19, Tarryn Thomas 16, Jy Simpkin 16, Tom Campbell 10, Will Phillips 9, Tom Powell 8.
Melbourne : 31 – Christian Petracca 25, Clayton Oliver 24, Max Gawn 18, Angus Brayshaw 14,James Jordon 13, Luke Jackson 13, Nathan Jones 10, Jake Melksham 4,Kysaiah Pickett 2, Alex Neal-Bullen 1.
Essendon v Carlton
Essendon : 31 – Darcy Parish 32, Jake Stringer 30, Zach Merrett 27, Nick Bryan 25,Andrew McGrath 25, Peter Wright 13.
Carlton : 31 – Marc Pittonet 31, Patrick Cripps 31, Ed Curnow 29, Sam Walsh 28, David Cuningham 13, Paddy Dow 7, Levi Casboult 7, Lachie Fogarty 3, Sam Petrevski-Seton 3.
West Coast v Fremantle
WCE : 34 – Tim Kelly 28, Nic Naitanui 27, Dom Sheed 24, Jack Redden 22, Andrew Gaff 18, Liam Duggan 10, Nathan Vardy 7.
Fremantle : 34 – Andrew Brayshaw 28, Nat Fyfe 26, Sean Darcy 26, David Mundy 23, Caleb Serong 16, Darcy Tucker 9, Rory Lobb 8.
KICK INS
Richmond
Kick-ins (play on): Jayden Short 6 (5), Bachar Houli 4 (4), Rhyan Mansell 1 (0), Noah Balta 1 (1).
Western Bulldogs
Kick-ins (play on): Caleb Daniel 5 (5), Bailey Dale 5 (5), Alex Keath 1 (0).
Collingwood
Kick-ins (play on): Brayden Maynard 3 (3), Isaac Quaynor 1 (1), Chris Mayne 1 (1), John Noble (1 (1), Jordan Roughead 1 (1).
Gold Coast
Kick-ins (play on): Jack Bowes 7 (7), Wil Powell 3 (2), Charlie Ballard 1 (0), Sam Collins 1 (0), Sean Lemmens 1 (1).
Adelaide
Kick-ins (play on): Brodie Smith 7 (4), Andrew McPherson 3 (2), Jake Kelly 2 (2), David Mackay 2 (2), Nick Murray 1 (1), Tom Doedee 1 (1).
GWS
Kick-ins (play on): Isaac Cumming 9 (7), Lachie Ash 5 (5), Harry Perryman 1 (0).
St Kilda
Kick-ins (play on): Dougal Howard 3 (3), Nick Coffield 1 (1), Jack Sinclair 1 (1).
Hawthorn
Kick-ins (play on): Blake Hardwick 6 (2), Jack Scrimshaw 4 (2), Jack Gunston 1 (1), Sam Frost 1 (1), Changkuoth 1 (1), Harry Morrison 1 (0).
Brisbane
Kick-ins (play on): Daniel Rich 8 (6), Grant Birchall 6 (4).
Port Adelaide
Kick-ins (play on): Tom Jonas 7 (6), Dan Houston 3 (2), Ryan Burton 3 (3), Hamish Hartlett 1 (1), Miles Bergman 1 (1).
Sydney
Kick-ins (play on): Jordan Dawson 9 (8), Jake Lloyd 7 (7).
Geelong
Kick-ins (play on): Tom Stewart 4 (4), Zach Tuohy 1 (1), Sam Menegola 1 (0).
North Melbourne
Kick-ins (play on): Jack Ziebell 5 (5), Aaron Hall 2 (1).
Melbourne
Kick-ins (play on): Steven May 4 (3), Tom McDonald 1 (1), Trent Rivers 1 (1), Christian Salem 1 (1).
Essendon
Kick-ins (play on): Jordan Ridley 4 (4), Mason Redman 2 (1), Dyson Heppell 1 (1).
Carlton
Kick-ins (play on): Adam Saad 4 (4), Sam Docherty 3 (2), Jacob Weitering 1 (1), Jack Newnes 1 (1), Lachie Plowman 1 (0), Liam Stocker 1 (1).
WCE
Kick-ins (play on): Alex Witherden 5 (5), Jackson Nelson 2 (2).
Fremantle
Kick-ins (play on): Nathan Wilson 9 (6), Tobe Watson 1 (0), Reece Conca 1 (1), Brennan Cox 1 (0).
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I’m a bit worried about Mills.
No CBA’s this week. He played on Cameron all game.
No kick ins either.
How he still managed to score 101 astounds me.
Hopefully Rampe’s back soon, or they give Will ” The Ghost ” Gould a run. I need Mills back in the midfield asap.
I know this is sounds crazy.( but the forwards are mental atm. If you had told me Ziebell, Tex and Impey would all be in the top 5 for overall Forward scores at R 8 .
I would of laughed in your face !
Now laugh in mine.
Jake Stringer. $325.100.
30 CBA’s last week. Is he their new midfield Bull ?
He’s injury prone as hell but he’s cheap. Looks as fit as I’ve seen him in years. I actually like his Bye as well. If he makes it that far 😉
If I had a few more trades I may take the risk.
This year has been way outside the box.
Are you feeling lucky ?
Afternoon, FT.
Wouldn’t worry too much about Mills.
First time this year he was swung back to defence for a full game. Looked like the Swans accepted from the outset that the Cats engine room had them and reverted to a more defensively oriented game, with Mills’ experience temporarily being better used to try and account for Cameron then Rohan.
Still a Top 6 DEF, dw.
On Stringer, that’s a no from me.
I can see the rationale of adding a big bull into the on ball brigade given the small frames of Zerrett, Parish and McGrath, but 30 CBAs for 18 touches is a diminishing return. Noticed he burned/rarely handed it off to his fellow MIDs who were in better positions and instead just blasted it (72% DE, 4 clangers). Similar to De Goey, I think Stringer’s utility FWD will see him end up back there.
Hey GD
I’m not going there myself either.
Forwards are just so hard this year. I thought I’d throw another name in the ring. He “Looks” like he has the right role, but as you mentioned the stats don’t shine.
I also think your right about him reverting to the norm and ending up Forward.
Any trades for you this week ?
Yep, FWDs doing my head in as well and dictating my trades this week:
Chapman -> Frederick
Rowe -> FWD premo
Thinking Bolton, can score well with or without a high CB load and playing in a strong side – looks like he’ll end up Top 6 or thereabouts. He’ll join my current FWD line of Ziebell, Marshall and Martin, leaving Warner and Scott at F5/6 which I think is fine for now.
*Hall also piquing my interest, just need to see maybe on more game to overcome my apprehension to bringing in a “premo” who was a med sub earlier in the year
Yourself? Also looking at a FWD this week?
Yeah Id like too but only really have $469K if I go Gulden.
with one trade, so I missed the Bolton train.
I don’t own Dusty so I may get him and a rookie RCD? next week. Ridley hopefully the week after.
I don’t mind the look of Fredrick but with Jones and Highmore on my D bench and Kosi still making cash. I may have to pass.
Don’t go Hall, he’s more injury prone than Stringer 😉
Thanks for all the great Captains content every week.
Hope Bolton works out for you.
Cheers, FT.
Know I root for B. Crouch each week for you lol. Two week trade plan sounds good.
Catch ya.
Thanks mate.
He’s a crazy POD but I like a few out of the box.
Looking forward to Captains this week. Its starting to get a little tricky with both G&G facing potentially tough Oppo’s.
Can’t wait to see your thoughts.
Have a good night.
Best of luck this week.
Greg Swann Chief Executive Officer of the Brisbane – “We did have a discussion today. We have a weekly hook-up (of clubs) and I think the good thing is the bit of demand for the teams to come out on a Thursday night – I think the AFL is looking to bring back in. The clubs were all fine with that.”
In a poll conducted by the League’s official Twitter account on Monday, more than 94 per cent of the 13,313 votes conducted suggested fans were in favour of the old model.
No clear timeline is in place for the return of the Thursday team announcements, however, an announcement is expected in coming weeks.
Thats great news.
I heard them speaking about it on AFL360.
Lets hope its next week !
Thank you for these was looking for them this morning hoping today was the day!
Love the format CT, thank you