Gary Ablett keeps SuperCoach crown as most expensive player in 2014 Gary Ablett starts his preparation for a big 2014 on the Suns' training camp in Arizona. GARY Ablett will start 2014 as the top-priced player in SuperCoach, Buddy is a bargain but top draft pick Tom Boyd won't come cheap. The prices and positions for next year have leaked from the SuperCoach bunker and the bombshells seen by SuperFooty put Wikileaks and Edward Snowden to shame. Snowden alerted us to the Indonesian spy scandal, but did he tell us Patrick Dangerfield is a dual-position player in 2014? Who has time to worry about the US Government reading our emails when we have to find someone new to build our backline around? Brendon Goddard, a SuperCoach staple for years, is off the radar after being listed as a midfielder only for next season. And a price tag of more than $200,000 for the next Jaeger O'Meara - Gold Coast wonder kid Jack Martin - has Julian Assange up at night in London's Ecuadorian embassy mulling over whether to pick him in his line-up. The top-secret SuperCoach dossier reveals Dangerfield can be picked in your forward line next year after being handed dual-position status as a forward/midfielder. Sam Mitchell and Jimmy Bartel are likely to feature in plenty of sides after being listed as defender/midfielders, along with Lion Pearce Hanley, Swan Jarrad McVeigh, Demon Jack Grimes and newly renamed Magpie Heritier Lumumba. Brendon Goddard shows off the Bombers" new gym. On the other side of the ledger, long-time defensive rock Goddard can now only be picked as a midfielder and teammate Dyson Heppell, Geelong wizard Steve Johnson, Carlton's Bryce Gibbs and Brisbane star Tom Rockliff are in the same boat after all were stripped of their DPP status. Last year we could swap Eagles pair Dean Cox and Nic Naitanui between the ruck and forward line. In 2014 both are locked in as rucks only. The leaked documents include heat maps used by Champion Data to assess where every player spends most of their game time. Surveillance on Jarryd Roughead shows the big Hawk was hardly used on the ball in 2013 and, as a result, he can now only be picked as a forward in SuperCoach. The dossier reveals SuperCoaches will be counting their cash to afford the best young talent next season. The SuperCoach banker has closed the loophole that allowed us to pick up Jaeger O'Meara at a bargain basement price this time last year. Jack Martin - who many predict will be better than O'Meara - will start with a $222,300 price tag, while Melbourne forward Jesse Hogan will set you back $217,300. Given O'Meara averaged 90 points a game in his debut season, they might still be worth it, but it isn't the no-brainer selection of days gone by. A more even spread of scoring last season, especially at the top end, means premiums are a little cheaper this year and No. 1 draft pick Tom Boyd is priced at $217,300 - a big outlay for a guy yet to play a game. The top 20 picks all attract a premium on the standard draftee price of $117,300. The cheapest rookies are $102,400. Jack Martin is set to make a big impression in his first AFL season. That will make for some tough choices at the selection table, but the positive is it should make for more unique teams across our private leagues. And we still have three months to do our homework before locking in our line-up for Round 1, 2014. When the season rolls around, we can also look forward to new improvements on the game that make it more fun and easier to play, including a single sign-in for SuperCoach and LiveHQ to get live scores all weekend. SuperCoach DRAFT is also getting a user-friendly overhaul with changes including the ability to play in multiple leagues from a single registration. Australia's biggest fantasy game will be bigger and better than ever in 2014 - don't miss out! Gary Ablett (GC) $695,000 mid Scott Pendlebury (Coll) $681,300 mid Joel Selwood (Geel) $638,700 mid Dane Swan (Coll) $632,600 mid Ryan Griffen (WB) $627,600 mid Steve Johnson (Geel) $625,000 mid Leigh Montagna (StK) $619,000 mid Will Minson (WB) $616,600 ruck Todd Goldstein (NM) $612,400 Patrick Dangerfield (Adel) $609,000 fwd/mid Jobe Watson (Ess) $601,300 mid Heath Shaw (GWS) $522,600 def Ben McEvoy (Haw) $503,300 ruck Lance Franklin (Syd) $487,700 fwd Paul Chapman (Ess) $464,400 fwd/mid Daniel Cross (Melb) $477,100 mid Bernie Vince (Melb) $424,300 mid Eddie Betts (Adel) $362,700 fwd Maverick Weller (StK) $292,500 def Dom Tyson (Melb) $216,800 mid Xavier Ellis (WC) $159,100 mid Jimmy Bartel (Geel) $572,500 def/mid Jarrad McVeigh (Syd) $572,500 def/mid Sam Mitchell (Haw) $562,200 def/mid Luke Hodge (Haw) $561,200 def/mid Pearce Hanley (Bris) $516,200 def/mid Heritier Lumumba (Coll) $474,700 def/mid Tom Mitchell (Syd) $464,800 fwd/mid Tom Bellchambers (Ess) $437,500 ruck/fwd Ben Reid (Coll) $435,400 def/fwd Tom Hawkins (Geel) $359,500 fwd Aaron Sandilands (Frem) $310,700 ruck Rhyce Shaw (Syd) $299,400 def Mitch Clark (Melb) $242,900 fwd Jack Martin (GC) $222,300 mid Jesse Hogan (Melb) $217,300 fwd Tom Boyd (GWS) $217,300 fwd Alex Fasolo (Coll) $213,600 fwd Anthony Morabito (Frem) $123,900 mid Dayle Garlett (Haw) $117,300 fwd/mid