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Moved Thread Nick Daicos or Sam Walsh?
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ficials only, like I had an idea they were soft, but come on.
That's the toilet mate, Carlton players leave everything out on the ground.
They get treatment in the dunny?
I'll donate some coin and help out, I didn't realise it was that bad.
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Walsh for now.
Daicos with better footskills but needs to move into the midfield for a better comparison to where Walsh is now.
If that move translates to similar output, then I think Daicos will be more damaging long term.
But it’s a big if at this stage. If he didn’t move to midfield I could see him as a long term multiple AA off half back, nothing to be sneezed at.
Will be interesting to see how Walsh evolves with the Carlton midfield moving forward. For them to be successful as a team his role as a matchwinner is less important. Cripps as the extractor. Walsh and Cerra with the run and transition. Hewitt as the big bodied defensive minded mid. It’s a really good mix now.
The more successful a team gets, the less worried fans are about these sorts of comparisons.
Daicos with better footskills but needs to move into the midfield for a better comparison to where Walsh is now.
If that move translates to similar output, then I think Daicos will be more damaging long term.
But it’s a big if at this stage. If he didn’t move to midfield I could see him as a long term multiple AA off half back, nothing to be sneezed at.
Will be interesting to see how Walsh evolves with the Carlton midfield moving forward. For them to be successful as a team his role as a matchwinner is less important. Cripps as the extractor. Walsh and Cerra with the run and transition. Hewitt as the big bodied defensive minded mid. It’s a really good mix now.
The more successful a team gets, the less worried fans are about these sorts of comparisons.
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One of these players notched 31 votes and came 4th in the Brownlow in his 3rd season, the other plays loose in the back pocket like Jake Lloyd.
Walsh comfortably.
Walsh comfortably.
Not sure why we are comparing a 1st year player to a 4th year mid
Both players have different attributes, both will be stars of the game
Both players have different attributes, both will be stars of the game
Loveee Nick Daicos, but he's no Sammy Walsh.
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Andy McGrath can also successfully play as a tagger.
In terms of having an opponent McGrath is currently streets ahead of Naicos.
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We talking now or future ? You would have to take Walsh currently, Daicos will be one of the best player in the competition in the future though.
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until we see daicos in the guts as the 1st/2nd man, it's walsh.
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It's an interesting argument.
If I take what was delivered in 2022, I'd take Daicos.
BUT.
Will Daicos be able to hold up as the #1 midfielder once Pendelbury/Sidebottom leave?
Idk. If he can't. I'd go Walsh, if he can, I'd take Daicos.
If I take what was delivered in 2022, I'd take Daicos.
BUT.
Will Daicos be able to hold up as the #1 midfielder once Pendelbury/Sidebottom leave?
Idk. If he can't. I'd go Walsh, if he can, I'd take Daicos.
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Need to see how Baby Daicos goes as a starting mid, he may struggle with a tag.
Both gifted footballers who will dominate the competition for many years to come , but if you had to pick one , there are things that Nick can do, which very few can or ever will be able to do , his touch , spatial awareness , threading the needle to spot a team mate and game sense are all first class.he makes the ball sing to the tune of a sweet melody I am very content with Whisper in Black and White , his hurt factor is on another level .
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Walsh is an excellent player and would take him in an instant at Collingwood
I pick Daicos because he plays for Collingwood
Both are fantastic players and will be ornaments of the game
I pick Daicos because he plays for Collingwood
Both are fantastic players and will be ornaments of the game
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Put a poll up
No one got a gun to your head
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