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Re: GM of Football, Dan Richardson previews the National Draft (RFC)
« Reply #15 on: November 25, 2014, 08:25:44 PM »
is he saying we will only be looking at mids at 12?? sure seems that way to me.if this is correct then they are bloody fools. i will be watching keenly to see what talls will be there at 12.

do they soley rely on their formula. i mean to say the formula said conca a few yrs ago but the obvious one who didnt meet that formula as much as conca did  was heppell. at what stage do they say hey no we must go with this bloke based on what we have seen backed up by formula that is slightly less impressive.

imo when you look at kids play the single greatest assett you have is your eyes and ability to translate what you see  to upside and ability to perform at the top level.


to me our formula doesnt work and we religiously stick to it no matter what we see  rather than it being a good guide to what we see.
And this is why you have no idea. You cannot judge just on what you see or gut feel. You have to look at the data. The FACTS. these are indisputable. Everyone talks about "Moneyball" but I'm not sure how many people have actually read the book about Billy Bean and understand the premise of it. For years baseball scouts based their selections on the look and feel of the players but this was proved to be entirely a false way of selecting players.
If you want real insight into the selection process you should sign up for Club 80 and come along to the draft night in a couple of weeks. It is the biggest eye opener ever. I KNOW our recruiters do a great job and we are in good hands.

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Re: GM of Football, Dan Richardson previews the National Draft (RFC)
« Reply #16 on: November 25, 2014, 09:30:44 PM »
is he saying we will only be looking at mids at 12?? sure seems that way to me.if this is correct then they are bloody fools. i will be watching keenly to see what talls will be there at 12.

do they soley rely on their formula. i mean to say the formula said conca a few yrs ago but the obvious one who didnt meet that formula as much as conca did  was heppell. at what stage do they say hey no we must go with this bloke based on what we have seen backed up by formula that is slightly less impressive.

imo when you look at kids play the single greatest assett you have is your eyes and ability to translate what you see  to upside and ability to perform at the top level.


to me our formula doesnt work and we religiously stick to it no matter what we see  rather than it being a good guide to what we see.
And this is why you have no idea. You cannot judge just on what you see or gut feel. You have to look at the data. The FACTS. these are indisputable. Everyone talks about "Moneyball" but I'm not sure how many people have actually read the book about Billy Bean and understand the premise of it. For years baseball scouts based their selections on the look and feel of the players but this was proved to be entirely a false way of selecting players.
If you want real insight into the selection process you should sign up for Club 80 and come along to the draft night in a couple of weeks. It is the biggest eye opener ever. I KNOW our recruiters do a great job and we are in good hands.

Where the facts saying conca > heppel?

Are the facts saying Ellis > laverde, cocka, Weller etc?

Smells like bullshye.

Something like this is more worthy of biggest eye opener ever:



I don't think club 80 would rock my boat


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Re: GM of Football, Dan Richardson previews the National Draft (RFC)
« Reply #17 on: November 25, 2014, 09:46:14 PM »
...stopped reading the post after "Moneyball"....that's when Beans, Beans, the musical fruit.... started playing in my head...
"Much of the social history of the Western world, over the past three decades, has been a history of replacing what worked with what sounded good...."

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Re: GM of Football, Dan Richardson previews the National Draft (RFC)
« Reply #18 on: November 25, 2014, 09:58:51 PM »
is he saying we will only be looking at mids at 12?? sure seems that way to me.if this is correct then they are bloody fools. i will be watching keenly to see what talls will be there at 12.

do they soley rely on their formula. i mean to say the formula said conca a few yrs ago but the obvious one who didnt meet that formula as much as conca did  was heppell. at what stage do they say hey no we must go with this bloke based on what we have seen backed up by formula that is slightly less impressive.

imo when you look at kids play the single greatest assett you have is your eyes and ability to translate what you see  to upside and ability to perform at the top level.


to me our formula doesnt work and we religiously stick to it no matter what we see  rather than it being a good guide to what we see.
And this is why you have no idea. You cannot judge just on what you see or gut feel. You have to look at the data. The FACTS. these are indisputable. Everyone talks about "Moneyball" but I'm not sure how many people have actually read the book about Billy Bean and understand the premise of it. For years baseball scouts based their selections on the look and feel of the players but this was proved to be entirely a false way of selecting players.
If you want real insight into the selection process you should sign up for Club 80 and come along to the draft night in a couple of weeks. It is the biggest eye opener ever. I KNOW our recruiters do a great job and we are in good hands.
Our recruiting is horrible and has been for a long time. One good kid a draft isn't good recruiting and even some of them are in dispute. Conca is average at best, most want Vickory traded, Ellis is just a fitter Grigg.
Good hands :lol
If Laverde is available and we don't pick him we deserve everything we get.

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Re: GM of Football, Dan Richardson previews the National Draft (RFC)
« Reply #19 on: November 25, 2014, 10:37:46 PM »
is he saying we will only be looking at mids at 12?? sure seems that way to me.if this is correct then they are bloody fools. i will be watching keenly to see what talls will be there at 12.

do they soley rely on their formula. i mean to say the formula said conca a few yrs ago but the obvious one who didnt meet that formula as much as conca did  was heppell. at what stage do they say hey no we must go with this bloke based on what we have seen backed up by formula that is slightly less impressive.

imo when you look at kids play the single greatest assett you have is your eyes and ability to translate what you see  to upside and ability to perform at the top level.


to me our formula doesnt work and we religiously stick to it no matter what we see  rather than it being a good guide to what we see.
And this is why you have no idea. You cannot judge just on what you see or gut feel. You have to look at the data. The FACTS. these are indisputable. Everyone talks about "Moneyball" but I'm not sure how many people have actually read the book about Billy Bean and understand the premise of it. For years baseball scouts based their selections on the look and feel of the players but this was proved to be entirely a false way of selecting players.
If you want real insight into the selection process you should sign up for Club 80 and come along to the draft night in a couple of weeks. It is the biggest eye opener ever. I KNOW our recruiters do a great job and we are in good hands.

so if they pick corey ellis on Thursday night do we look at the stats that say he has a kicking efficiency of 49% or wont that be the facts lol

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Re: GM of Football, Dan Richardson previews the National Draft (RFC)
« Reply #20 on: November 25, 2014, 11:21:32 PM »
In the good old days I think some recruiters  would buy the paper the morning of the draft and see who the jurnos thought we should pick plus local scout feedback sometimes
The trouble with that the jurnos were giving out false info so clubs who could not afford professionals guessed wrongly and got duds and they still do it today. Just because the media say a player is the next big thing means it's going to be true.

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Re: GM of Football, Dan Richardson previews the National Draft (RFC)
« Reply #21 on: November 25, 2014, 11:44:34 PM »
is he saying we will only be looking at mids at 12?? sure seems that way to me.if this is correct then they are bloody fools. i will be watching keenly to see what talls will be there at 12.

do they soley rely on their formula. i mean to say the formula said conca a few yrs ago but the obvious one who didnt meet that formula as much as conca did  was heppell. at what stage do they say hey no we must go with this bloke based on what we have seen backed up by formula that is slightly less impressive.

imo when you look at kids play the single greatest assett you have is your eyes and ability to translate what you see  to upside and ability to perform at the top level.


to me our formula doesnt work and we religiously stick to it no matter what we see  rather than it being a good guide to what we see.
And this is why you have no idea. You cannot judge just on what you see or gut feel. You have to look at the data. The FACTS. these are indisputable. Everyone talks about "Moneyball" but I'm not sure how many people have actually read the book about Billy Bean and understand the premise of it. For years baseball scouts based their selections on the look and feel of the players but this was proved to be entirely a false way of selecting players.
If you want real insight into the selection process you should sign up for Club 80 and come along to the draft night in a couple of weeks. It is the biggest eye opener ever. I KNOW our recruiters do a great job and we are in good hands.
great i have no idea. i can live with that appraisal thank you. so if i have no idea how do you rate the clubs performances over the yrs.  oh but wait its the club what they do and say must be spot on eh. how silly of me.