Reliving the Lachie Neale move from Fremantle to Brisbane - The Time Capsule - Tuesday 29th September
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How do AFL population and academy rules affect competitive balance?
Queensland population, five point eight million for two clubs. Mm-hmm. Victorian population 7.1 million for ten clubs. Overlay AFL father and academy rule father, son, and academy rules that favor clubs and developing markets, and you have a vastly uneven competition. Yeah,
that that's that that is so is Ross arguing my thought or our thought really that that Brisbane are the best team of the City. He
thinks it's manufactured.
But that's that's uh you can argue that. But I uh from a win-loss record, regardless of how they got to it. What your thoughts are and how they got to it. Brisbane Lions are the most successful club of the century.
Yeah.
Why was Will Ashcroft’s Norm Smith Medal performance debated?
What's the rumors of the Norm Smith photos on the piss early? Surely even if you were on the we on the drink, you could tell Ashcroft won the medal. I could I could understand if you went for the wrong Ashcroft.
Uh I I think there's a little bit of angst. Uh I think that uh Code Sports reported this because there's a photo of Andrew McLeod with a beer in his hand. Sean
Burgoyne.
I don't think Sherman bought I okay. Shernish. Sean I was gonna say Shern. Sean. I d I I don't think he was I well, my my information wasn't that he had a beard, but I know there's a there's a photo of Andrew McLeod that code spirit supported AFL HQ. So this is the thing. Like everything is just An opinion. Of course it is. And this is what happened with the Brown Light. Hey,
Bolton was a very good player. Yeah. He was an excellent player on the day. I'd thought Will Ascoft was clearly best on the ground. Mm-hmm.
I agree. Uh mind you, the Norm Smith panel is as esteemed as you could possibly have. Yeah. Yeah,
I've got no dramas with the boys having one or two beers and still giving the votes. I don't have a problem with that. You would often give the your best view of the is when you've had a couple of beers.
Not sure about that, but I mean I don't have any uh my boy I think Ashcroft was the best player on the ground. Because I put a huge amount of stock. Yeah, I did.
What did the coaches’ votes reveal about the grand final’s best players?
Let's just give the coaches votes. There'll be people that wouldn't have seen them. Yeah. They were in the paper today. And I've got one of the weird ones. So the question. What do you mean you got in a weird what? I bought a I bought an actual hard copy paper. People laugh at me. Yeah, no, I don't know. Because I don't go behind that paywall. I just don't. I won't. Right, Gary Ayers votes, grand final vote, uh coaches votes. Here we go. Will Ashcroft nine Caleb Sarong eight, fair, Luke Jackson four, Josh Dunkley four, Shea Bolton three, Dane Zorko one, Hayden Young one. Well they were the best. In my view, that was the best group on the green.
Are we gonna want to try to find a vote for Harris Andrews? But yeah, possibly. Was I yeah, I agree. So anyway, so Wrong was monstrous. He was good. Hayden Young's third quarter was an all timer. Yep. Uh he
was my he was my
Norm Smith pick actually. Dunkley got a little yeah, me too. Dunks were
so tough.
But I've been saying for six years picks, if Fremont's ought to win a flag, Hayden Young will have to be the best player on the ground. So I just went with that. He did the exact same thing in the granny that he'd done a week earlier. Yeah, in the third quarter.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:50
2
How do AFL population and academy rules affect competitive balance?
0:50–1:25
3
Why was Will Ashcroft’s Norm Smith Medal performance debated?
1:25–2:40
4
What did the coaches’ votes reveal about the grand final’s best players?
2:40–4:57
5
How did Lachie Neale’s move from Fremantle to Brisbane begin?
4:57–5:30
6
How did multiple AFL clubs contribute to the 2018 Lachie Neale trade?
5:30–6:43
7
What players and draft picks did each club get from the complex trade?
6:43–7:38
8
How does the Lachie Neale deal compare with a potential Zach Butters mega-trade?
7:38–10:36
Speakers
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