He is ready to go and could be a member of your squad up until the byes with the chance of picking up FWD status along the way. The father-son selection averaged 118 in the NAB League last season and even played three VFL games for the Lions scoring 116, 122 and 111. Just lock him in! An early contender for the Cash Cow of the Year is set to make his debut in round one and should get some midfield clock to go with it. Can he cement a place in the team playing that role? If so, then slot him on your bench.Īlex Cincotta looks on during the match simulation between Carlton and Collingwood at Ikon Park on February 24, 2023. There appears to be a selection squeeze for the half-back role he was playing in the finals series, but in the recent game against the Swans, he played on the wing. Scores of 51, 62 and 52 were an indication that he can make some cash for coaches. Don't cross him off your list yet, but consider a plan B if you have him on-field.Īfter making his debut in the Lions' finals campaign, Wilmot has been the talk of plenty of Fantasy coaches as he retains his basement price.

He has been backed in by approximately 16 per cent of Fantasy Classic coaches after hearing good things about his pre-season. Used on the wing in the practice game against Geelong, Weddle might find it tough to break into the Hawks' round one side based on the quality of players he's up against in the selection battle. In intraclub games, Ginbey has rotated between defence and the midfield and will be one to watch in the practice match after failing to play in the match simulation against Port Adelaide due to a toe injury. He has a body built for AFL and should see some early action. Ginbey was WA's MVP in the U18 Championships last year, averaging 73 where he played as a midfielder, rather than a defensive role he was doing in the WAFL.

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