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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on November 04, 2011, 12:35:16 AM
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Okay everybody we are ready to go and JVT is first up as GWS' recruiter :thumbsup.
nb. If ppl can provide some brief info/links on each of their choices like we did last year it will make it a bit more interesting for everyone to read :).
Posters and their clubs
Adelaide - danog
Brisbane - WP
Carlton - MT
Coll'wood - wayne
Essendon - Tiger from Tas
Fremantle - wayne
Geelong - Mr Magic
Gold Coast - Eat_em_Alive
GWS - JVT
Hawthorn - Tiger-from-Tas
Melbourne - MT
North Melb - tiga
Port Adel - sabartooth
Richmond - tiga
St Kilda - sabartooth
Sydney - smokey_58au
West Coast - 10 Flags
W.Bulldogs - WP
Draft order
Round 1
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
End of 1st Round Priority and Compo Picks
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
Round 2
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
42. St Kilda - Clay Smith
43. Sydney - Josh Bootsma
44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer
45. Port Adel. - Alex Forster
46. Adelaide - Zyrus "Waylen" Manson
47. Brisbane - Jordon Lockyer
48. Geelong - Murray Newman
Round 3
49. W.Bulldogs - Elliott Yeo
50. Collingwood - Lee Spurr
51. Port Adel. - Tom Downie
52. Melbourne - Fletcher Roberts
53. Hawthorn - Tom Curran
54. Melbourne - Pass
55. Richmond - Josh Tynan
56. G.W.S. - Joel Hamling
57. W.Bulldogs - Setanta O'hAilpin
58. Fremantle - Sam Kerridge
59. Essendon - James Flaherty
60. St Kilda - Lachlan Dalgleish
61. Sydney - Jordan Murdoch
62. Carlton - Dylan Buckley [F/S]
63. West Coast - Ashton Hams [Promoted rookie]
64. Adelaide - Tom Sundberg
65. Collingwood - James Sellar
66. Geelong - Justin Clarke
Round 4
67. Collingwood - Jarrod Witts (NSW Scholarship)
68. St Kilda - Nathan Blee
69. Brisbane - Mitch Golby (Rookie Elevation)
70. W.Bulldogs - Luke Dahlhaus (Rookie Elevation)
71. Fremantle - Ben Nason
72. Fremantle - Brad Dick
73. W.Bulldogs - Matthew Panos (Rookie Elevation)
74. North Melb - Cam Pedersen (Rookie Elevation)
75. Essendon - Stewart Crameri (Rookie Elevation)
76. St Kilda - Jason Blake
77. Hawthorn - Luke Breust (Rookie Elevation)
78. Geelong - Michael Bussey
Round 5
79. G.W.S. - Brendan Fevola
80. Gold Coast - Alik Magin (Rookie Elevation)
81. Port Adel. - Pass
82. Adelaide - Matthew Wright (Rookie Elevation)
83. Fremantle - Nick Lower (Rookie Elevation)
84. North Melb - Luke Delaney (Rookie Elevation)
85. Sydney - Nathan Gordon (Rookie Elevation)
86. Geelong - Jed Bews (F/S)
Round 6
87. G.W.S. - Kyal Horsley
88. Gold Coast - Alex Sexton (Zone Selection)
89. Adelaide - Aidan Riley (Rookie Elevation)
Round 7
90. G.W.S. - Jordan Kelly
91. Gold Coast - Jackson Allen (Zone Selection)
Rounds 8 - 12
92. G.W.S. - Brett O’Hanlon
93. G.W.S. - Nick O’Brien
94. G.W.S. - Pass
95. G.W.S. - Pass
96. G.W.S. - Pass
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JVT better get his skates on!
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Just putting it all together, wont be too much longer! :rollin
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Pick 1. Jonathon Patton (Eastern Ranges)
Height: 197cm
Weight: 96kg
Key position prospects who will be our main man up forward for the next 10 years. He has a rare combination of size, power and talent. Said to be one of the best prospects to come out of the TAC Cup in some time.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHsUU1SK10c&feature=player_embedded
Pick 2. Stephen Coniglio (Swan Districts)
Height: 182cm
Weight: 76kg
A multi-sport star who has been touted as a future gun ever since his four-goal WAFL grand final in 2010. Ticks nearly all the boxes as a modern midfielder and will be ready to step in straight away. He'll fit in nicely alongside Scully, Ward and Palmer in the midfield.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glAJH62b8dc&feature=player_embedded
Pick 3. Dom Tyson (Oakleigh Chargers)
Height: 186cm
Weight: 82kg
A smooth midfielder whose only chink may be that he lacks a metre of pace. What he lacks though, he more than makes up for with the speed at which his brain works. He thinks a step ahead of most, and his ball skills are elite.
Article with video: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/dom-tyson-learns-footy-craft-from-lenny-hayes/story-e6frf9jf-1226182969889
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpy4mj2Zqhc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmBfN33442Q
Pick 4. Matt Buntine (Dandenong Stingrays)
Height: 188cm
Weight: 83kg
Rock solid prospect who excels as a mid-sized defender but can also play through the midfield. Uses the ball well and reads the play well. He is an outstanding leader who will add to the Giants' crop of up-and-coming stars.
Article with video: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/matthew-buntine-is-a-born-leader/story-fnau1fjg-1226183939445
Pick 5. Chad Wingard (Sturt)
Height: 181cm
Weight: 68kg
Once considered a surefire top-three pick, Wingard's stock fell a touch after an injury-interrupted national carnival and some underwhelming test results. However, he boasts an elite left foot, plenty of class and has been destined for GWS for a long time.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glAJH62b8dc&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=6Q1kGmJUbLo
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Pick #6 Port Adelaide - Mitchell Grigg - Norwood 183cm 81kg D.O.B 02/01/1993
Port Adelaide to choose local boy, who is a genuine midfield prospect, the sort you can build a side around. He goes out and plays consistent footballer every week. Has been in excellent form for Norwood reserves this season getting BOG many times and racking up the touches, 25-30 most weeks, clearly a class above that level. Grigg is a dominant inside midfielder who wins his ball at will but can translate that to damaging outside play in a flash, especially when using his ripping left-boot, he can hoof it when required. Smart player and plays the game above the shoulders...thinks things through and doesn't panic, picks the first option most times but he always seems to make the right decisions. Port need someone who can make any decision...so he's a good start. Ready to play...he's a workhorse but with a bit of hurt factor unlike most inside players. Can see him translating to a long term 250+ AFL gamer if injuries of course don't hamper his future.bit off still. So no point picking on needs so it is best available.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bi3uI4cXV0
Edit: fixed pick no.
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Pick 7. Will Hoskin-Elliott (Western Jets)
Height: 182cm
Weight: 73kg
Hoskin-Elliott has all the attributes coaches love in a footballer; he wins his own ball, uses both sides of his body as required, keeps his feet and is a one touch player. That combination is a sought after one which is because players like this rarely turn the ball over.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udl7GrRtNGM&feature=player_embedded
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Pick #6 Port Adelaide - Mitchell Grigg - Norwood 183cm 81kg D.O.B 02/01/1993
Port Adelaide to choose local boy, who is a genuine midfield prospect, the sort you can build a side around. He goes out and plays consistent footballer every week. Has been in excellent form for Norwood reserves this season getting BOG many times and racking up the touches, 25-30 most weeks, clearly a class above that level. Grigg is a dominant inside midfielder who wins his ball at will but can translate that to damaging outside play in a flash, especially when using his ripping left-boot, he can hoof it when required. Smart player and plays the game above the shoulders...thinks things through and doesn't panic, picks the first option most times but he always seems to make the right decisions. Port need someone who can make any decision...so he's a good start. Ready to play...he's a workhorse but with a bit of hurt factor unlike most inside players. Can see him translating to a long term 250+ AFL gamer if injuries of course don't hamper his future.bit off still. So no point picking on needs so it is best available.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bi3uI4cXV0
Edit: fixed pick no.
Going to be a star this kid IMO
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Brisbane
Pick 8:
Adam Tomilnson
HT: 192cm
WT: 85Kg
Strong overhead and a good kick and his results at the Draft Combine show this. Finished in the top 15 in the following 3km time trial (equal 7th), beep test (equal 10th) and kicking assessement (83% efficiency). Lions need a future KPP and we believe Adam can cover this for us
NB: I wont be around again until late this afternoon, so if we get to pick 12 ;D I'll post as soon as I get back :thumbsup
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Pick 9. Elliott Kavanagh (Western Jets)
Height: 187cm
Weight: 78kg
Elliot Kavanagh is a highly rated young midfielder who we have seen very little of this year. Despite his absence from key games, Kavanagh fortunately has already shown us enough over his junior football career to get drafted and he has enough time left in the year to impress and push for a top 10 pick.
Kavanagh is one of the more complete midfielders in this draft. He uses the football well, has great decision making, has pace, works hard and can win his own football when required. If he hadn’t of spent much of this year injured I suspect he would have been taken with one of our first 5 picks.
Article: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/kav-back-with-a-bang/story-fn53klc6-1226087398601
Pick 10. Liam Sumner (Sandringham Dragons)
Height: 182cm
Weight: 70kg
He is an outside, ball carrying midfielder who oozes x-factor. Sumner is highly rated for his run and carry; he’s the sort of player who hurts you with every single possession he gets by running his full measure and using his great foot skills to deliver the ball effectively.
The main knock on Sumner is that we haven’t seen an ability to play ‘inside’ football and win his own ball. As a consequence he rarely racks up big numbers in terms of possessions.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzMZ2WHWFO8&feature=player_embedded
Pick 11. Billy Longer (Northern Knights)
Height: 202cm
Weight: 95kg
Want to take a ruckman with one of our early picks, and Billy Longer is the most talked about draft prospect when it comes to ruckmen. The 202cm big man has really improved his game over the last 12 months from a good ruckman who can rotate forward to a dominant ruckman, who hits second and third efforts hard and can kick goals.
Longer is quick over the ground for a big man and doesn’t struggle at ground level which means he has been compared to Dean Cox by a few onlookers, whilst there is merit in the comparison, Longer will need to improve his endurance to reach that standard.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJNko97zLUE&feature=player_embedded
Article and Video: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/longer-way-to-the-top/story-fnau1fjg-1226185219035
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Brisbane
Pick 12:
Taylor Adams
HT: 181cm
WT: 80Kgs
Describe as a natural leader (he captained the Geelong Falcons in 2011) an in under ball winner, who makes good decisions and is a great kick. With the loss of Luke Power we need someone who can develop into that sort of role, we believe that Taylor can do that
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Pick 13. Toby Greene (Oakleigh Chargers)
Height: 180cm
Weight: 78kg
Greene’s combination of toughness and decision making make him a very dangerous midfield player as he can win the ball himself or take on the role of an outside midfielder depending on what the team needs.
Clearances are perhaps one of the most important things in modern football and they are something you either know how to win or you don’t… Greene does and regularly won that stat at the championships.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTPoUINKOBw
Article and Video: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/toby-greene-a-ball-magnet/story-fnau1fjg-1226176698992
Pick 14. Todd Elton (Dandenong Stingrays)
Height: 197cm
Weight: 90kg
Todd Elton is an AIS-AFL Academy graduate from Vic Country and is exactly the sort of forward/second ruckmen clubs look for at the moment and an absolute steal at 14.
Elton is capable of playing the key forward role as a marking player or Nick Riewoldt style with superior endurance/work rate to his opponents. Like Riewoldt though it would be nice to see him convert a greater percentage of his opportunities.
When playing on the ball Elton really adds something to the midfield. At ground level he’ll compete and tackle whilst also using his speed and endurance to collect plenty of disposals. In the actual ruck contests his size and leap allow him to compete well.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvvErdm82Qs&feature=related
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Whose Next?
And dont stuff it up ;D
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Pick #6 Port Adelaide - Mitchell Grigg - Norwood 183cm 81kg D.O.B 02/01/1993
Port Adelaide to choose local boy, who is a genuine midfield prospect, the sort you can build a side around. He goes out and plays consistent footballer every week. Has been in excellent form for Norwood reserves this season getting BOG many times and racking up the touches, 25-30 most weeks, clearly a class above that level. Grigg is a dominant inside midfielder who wins his ball at will but can translate that to damaging outside play in a flash, especially when using his ripping left-boot, he can hoof it when required. Smart player and plays the game above the shoulders...thinks things through and doesn't panic, picks the first option most times but he always seems to make the right decisions. Port need someone who can make any decision...so he's a good start. Ready to play...he's a workhorse but with a bit of hurt factor unlike most inside players. Can see him translating to a long term 250+ AFL gamer if injuries of course don't hamper his future.bit off still. So no point picking on needs so it is best available.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bi3uI4cXV0
Edit: fixed pick no.
Going to be a star this kid IMO
agree...and some of the "experts" (or so called) don't have him going til later in the draft - be happy having a good look at him if he slid as far as our first pick (depending on who else is avail at the time)...
and for the record - good phantom draft so far guys...making for interesting read...cheers
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Choose wisely Tiga, we're all sweating on your selection :thumbsup
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Selection #15 Devon Smith (Geelong Falcons)
(http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/6287/devonsmith.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/214/devonsmith.jpg/)
DOB: 20/05/93
Height:175cm
Weight: 73Kg
Although only 175cm this Kid is very good and delighted that we were able to pick him up at #15. Initially will play as a small forward as he is a genuine goal kicker but once he develops more bulk (already has good core strength) he will be a good inside midfielder for us. He is lightning fast, has excellent agility and good all round disposal skills. He has great awareness through traffic and in round 2 of the under 18 champs he kicked 6 goals and had 27 disposals.
At the Combine he was top 10 in Beep Test/shuttle run (10th) Clean hands (9th) 30m repeat sprints (3rd) and standing vertical jump (7th).
He's been likened to Brent Harvey and Gary Ablett Jr.
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LOL at tiga posting under the cover of darkness to avoid the ferals bagging the selection :rollin
I would hope for us to pick up a bigger body midfielder with our first pick. There's not much of Devon Smith at 175cm even if he can play.
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LOL at tiga posting under the cover of darkness to avoid the ferals bagging the selection :rollin
I would hope for us to pick up a bigger body midfielder with our first pick. There's not much of Devon Smith at 175cm even if he can play.
I understand what you mean MT but I went for the best available player who has Inside mid potential. Devon is strong and i believe he will Bulk up. He has similarities to Foley. All the other bigger bodied mids that are left after the GWS decimation are all flanker or receiving type mids. There is one other player I have lined up for our next pick which might be a bit more to your liking but is a little bit of a gamble.
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LOL at tiga posting under the cover of darkness to avoid the ferals bagging the selection :rollin
I would hope for us to pick up a bigger body midfielder with our first pick. There's not much of Devon Smith at 175cm even if he can play.
I understand what you mean MT but I went for the best available player who has Inside mid potential. Devon is strong and i believe he will Bulk up. He has similarities to Foley. All the other bigger bodied mids that are left after the GWS decimation are all flanker or receiving type mids. There is one other player I have lined up for our next pick which might be a bit more to your liking but is a little bit of a gamble.
What, he is good at tanking? :P ;D
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I actually dont mind Tiga's selection at all. Smith can play. If he plays forward we have a replacement for King and if he can play in midfield he can develop into a quality rover type. I'm hoping on draft day he slides because of his size and he's there at 26.
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LOL at tiga posting under the cover of darkness to avoid the ferals bagging the selection :rollin
I would hope for us to pick up a bigger body midfielder with our first pick. There's not much of Devon Smith at 175cm even if he can play.
I understand what you mean MT but I went for the best available player who has Inside mid potential. Devon is strong and i believe he will Bulk up. He has similarities to Foley. All the other bigger bodied mids that are left after the GWS decimation are all flanker or receiving type mids. There is one other player I have lined up for our next pick which might be a bit more to your liking but is a little bit of a gamble.
What, he is good at tanking? :P ;D
Smokey, I didn't realise it until your comment above but maybe MT meant bigger bodied as Relton Roberts "bigger bodied" so you might be onto something... ;D
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Good choice WP, I was looking foward to scooping up Tomlinson for Goldcoast :banghead :laugh:
Also like the Tiga choice considering the stranglehold gws has on this draft ;)
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wayne are you there :huh
you're up with pick 16 for Freo
And I am wating to pounce with pick 17 for the Doggies ;) ;D
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Yes I am, sorry I thought I was pick 18...
#16 - Fraser McInnes (WA – KPF/KPD)
Looking to replace Pav. Local boy.
Key position player with great potential at his size. Strong mark overhead. Very mobile and should grow out well. Has had some injury difficulties but looks good. Versatility is there for him to play a range of positions, but possibly like him more as a key forward. 1st round quality talent who despite not playing throughout the U18 champs is slowly rising up the standings.
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Western Bulldogs
Pick 17:
Sam Docherty
HT: 183cm
WT: 85Kg
Strong mark for his size with super quick hands. Has been described as an elite kick & decision maker. At 85Kgs already has the size to play at the top level in 2012. Represented VIC country in 2011. Bulldogs believe he can hold down a running/rebounding HB role early in his career with the view of moving him into the mid-field in the future
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
Next up:
18. North Melb. (tiga)
19. Essendon (Tiger-from-Tas)
20. Fremantle (wayne)
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Ok, so what's Smiths clim to fame...?
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Selection #18 Nick Haynes (Dandenong Stingrays)
(http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/3117/nickhaynes316a2.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/685/nickhaynes316a2.jpg/)
Date of birth: 18/05/92
Height: 191cm
Weight: 76Kg
We were looking for a tall utility player and Nick fits the bill perfectly. He is very good overhead, has great motor and can run all day.
He also has excellent leg speed. At the Draft Combine he came 5th in the 3km time trial. Needs to develop some upper body strength but he has the frame to do it.
He won the Dandenong Stingrays Best and Fairest award for season 2011
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Very good tiga cheers
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Pick 19...Daniel Markworth (Calder Cannons) 189cm 76kg
Midsized utility who is yet to find his ideal position. Playing mostly as a medium marking forward for Calder, very very fast on the lead, safe hands and generally an accurate shot on goal - averages over 2 a game. But he has spent time in the middle, and it's as a future ruck-rover I'm picking him. He is raw in terms of positioning etc, but his athleticism and pace are impressive, and the cleanness of his ball-handling and his ability to break away from a pack are eyecatching qualities and hint at what he could be a few years down the track.
Good height and despite being a little light at the moment, has the sort of frame that should fill out into a pretty formidable specimen. Can probably play as a forward from day 1 (just plonk him in the square or a pocket and have him burn off his man on a lead) and would demand a fast backman who's strong overhead, which would draw heat from Jurrah, but a better long-term move might be to have him play onball for Casey for a couple of years and make a lightning-fast, big-bodied midfielder out of him.
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
Next up:
20. Fremantle (wayne)
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell (smokey)
22. Carlton (mightytiges)
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#20 - Brandon Ellis - Height: 181cm Weight: 81kg - Calder Cannons
A smart, versatile footballer who can read the play well and has good skills by hand or foot. He also can win his own ball and doesn't rely on being constantly fed it to have an impact in his position. Not only that he can shut down an opponent, tackle well and is not all one way.
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I hope smokey doesn't mind me jumping in as Sydney's pick is Father-Son Tom Mitchell.
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine (21/06/1993, 194cm, 87kg, Sandringham Dragons)
Key forward/CHF who played in Sandringham Dragons' premiership side this year. Moves well for his size and is a strong mark on the lead with clean hands and a good kick. Averaged 3.6 tackles per game in the TAC Cup this year so he's not just a mark and kick forward but has a defensive side to his game as well. The one knock on Paine is he can drift in and out of games and that he had Patton next to him taking the best defender in the U18 Champs but he finished the year strongly for Sandy Dragons and in the Grand Final win had 17 disposals and kicked 2 goals on top of playing on after half-time despite a broken thumb. The Blues are looking for more genuine key forwards so Paine is a good choice for them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BhUcCl9jCw
TAC Cup Stats (http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Jackson%20Paine&action=PSTATS&pID=192113158&client=1-3020-0-150804-14532953)
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Selection 23: West Coast Eagles - Sam Frost - 28/8/93, 194cm, 87kg
Great Athleticism and not afraid to put himself about. Disposal can improve. He is a Patterson Stadium type player and the development at the Eagles should see him become a very good CHB going forward.
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Selection 23: West Coast Eagles - Sam Frost - 28/8/93, 194cm, 87kg
Great Athleticism and not afraid to put himself about. Disposal can improve. He is a Patterson Stadium type player and the development at the Eagles should see him become a very good CHB going forward.
10 Flags, Eff you very much!! :banghead no disrespect but Frost is perfect for Gold Coast :thumbsup
Them's the breaks big fella ;D
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Update
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
Next up:
24. Gold Coast (Eat_em_alive)
25. St Kilda (sabartooth)
26. Richmond (tiga)
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I hope smokey doesn't mind me jumping in as Sydney's pick is Father-Son Tom Mitchell.
:thumbsup
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24. GCS - Julian Dobosz North Hobart, Age: 18, 193cm, 85kg
My take below:
Gold Coast Suns: their first season was always going to be a difficult mission out, but the team managed to show some positive signs from an elite ruckman in the making, an emerging midfield division and some mature hard body backline players. What was evident in a number of games was that they were missing the presence of a strong bodied foward: Enter Juilian Dobosz at age 18 and already 193cm this 85kg kid will fill the void of missing foward. Has shown is a great contested mark and can kick a bag of goals. Can also rest the man tower Zac Smith in foward line and resume ruckwork around ground.
With some solid pre seasons under his belt we are looking at a league leading foward
http://youtu.be/3Imwc0X9zBg
:thumbsup hope thats ok
p.s. reminds me of vicks check 1:08 of footage
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My boy is still there....I hope Sabar doesn't snag him. I can't believe he hasn't gone already :pray
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My boy is still there....I hope Sabar doesn't snag him. I can't believe he hasn't gone already :pray
I bet I know who you want, was close to going at #14 and had GWS had 1 more pick they would have been gone! :thumbsup :cheers
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My boy is still there....I hope Sabar doesn't snag him. I can't believe he hasn't gone already :pray
I bet I know who you want, was close to going at #14 and had GWS had 1 more pick they would have been gone! :thumbsup :cheers
JVT I've just shot you a PM to see if we are one the same wavelength. :thumbsup
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My boy is still there....I hope Sabar doesn't snag him. I can't believe he hasn't gone already :pray
I bet I know who you want, was close to going at #14 and had GWS had 1 more pick they would have been gone! :thumbsup :cheers
JVT I've just shot you a PM to see if we are one the same wavelength. :thumbsup
Yup got it, we are close enough! I wonder if your selection will change with my response if both are available :whistle
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My boy is still there....I hope Sabar doesn't snag him. I can't believe he hasn't gone already :pray
I bet I know who you want, was close to going at #14 and had GWS had 1 more pick they would have been gone! :thumbsup :cheers
JVT I've just shot you a PM to see if we are one the same wavelength. :thumbsup
Yup got it, we are close enough! I wonder if your selection will change with my response if both are available :whistle
JVT, As spud would say..."I'm stickin' fat!" ;D
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Pick 25 Saints Shane Nelson Mid WA
Slightly undersized midfielder who I think is a ripper. Runs all day and is able to kick the footy with super efficiency. May not be the type of player who is an absolute need for the Saints, but who cares because we all hate them anyway. He is a more than adequate addition to Saints experienced midfield. I also think Nelson has the ability to be a dangerous small forward.
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Update
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
Next up:
26. Richmond (tiga)
27. Adelaide (danog)
28. West Coast (10 Flags)
29. Fremantle (wayne)
30. Brisbane (WilliamPowell)
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My boy is still there....I hope Sabar doesn't snag him. I can't believe he hasn't gone already :pray
I bet I know who you want, was close to going at #14 and had GWS had 1 more pick they would have been gone! :thumbsup :cheers
JVT I've just shot you a PM to see if we are one the same wavelength. :thumbsup
Yup got it, we are close enough! I wonder if your selection will change with my response if both are available :whistle
JVT, As spud would say..."I'm stickin' fat!" ;D
We're all ready and waiting for ya tiga ;D.
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Pick #26 Brad McKenzie (Sturt)
(http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/5233/bradm.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/190/bradm.jpg/)
DOB: 29/5/93. Ht: 188cm. Wt: 75kg.
Pos: Medium defender.
Brad is one of the best kicks in this years draft. Whilst he is listed as a medium defender, given time to develop, he will make an excellent medium midfielder with both inside and outside attributes. He also is very good overhead and has strong hands. The Richmond Football Club is rapt that he made it to selection 26 as we were certain he would go much earlier.
Whilst he does not possess explosive speed over 10m, over 20m he really kicks into another gear and shows true pace.
Check out his video and you will see that this kid is all class.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUFXBbf5IAk
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Is a good video. Especially like his lace out passes into the forward line. Getting him could help release Lids into the midfield
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Update
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
Next up:
27. Adelaide (danog)
28. West Coast (10 Flags)
29. Fremantle (wayne)
30. Brisbane (WilliamPowell)
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Pick #26 Brad McKenzie (Sturt)
DOB: 29/5/93. Ht: 188cm. Wt: 75kg.
Pos: Medium defender.
Only bit that is a concern tiga, very lean
You better get some Maccas into him pronto ;D :thumbsup
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I'll do mine later. Have an exam this morning.
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Pick #26 Brad McKenzie (Sturt)
DOB: 29/5/93. Ht: 188cm. Wt: 75kg.
Pos: Medium defender.
Only bit that is a concern tiga, very lean
You better get some Maccas into him pronto ;D :thumbsup
Looks slow IMHO.
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Pick #26 Brad McKenzie (Sturt)
(http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/5233/bradm.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/190/bradm.jpg/)
Watching him, he reminds me of Simon Black. Good pick.
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Pick #26 Brad McKenzie (Sturt)
(http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/5233/bradm.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/190/bradm.jpg/)
Watching him, he reminds me of Simon Black. Good pick.
Those were my thoughts too wayne. :thumbsup
Flags, In the combine He came 7th in the agility run with an 8.12 (7.80 was first) and he did the 20m sprint in 3.08 sec so I wouldn't call him slow, but more like deceptively quick.
WP, remember what David Astbury looked like when he came to the club? Despite the 7cm height difference, I would put Brad in the same mould as Astbury.
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Adelaide
Pick 27
Michael Talia – KPD
Height: 193cm
With the losses of Bock and Davis, the crows need another tall KPP. Talia will fill this. I'm surprised he hasn't been taken already.
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Selection 28: West Coast Eagles - Tom Sheridan 185cm and 76kg Calder Cannons
Produced some outstanding results at the camp. 9.57 for the 3km time trial to finish 3rd overall, 15.7 for the Beep to finish 3rd overall and 83% kicking efficiency to finish equal 9th position. Good in the contest and was captain of his side for about 6 weeks which shows potential leadership. West Coast is very happy to have Tom Sheridan join Sam Frost as our first two picks. Richmond should have selected better in the phantom draft. ;D
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#29 - Fremantle - Shane Kersten (Height: 190cm Weight: 88kg)
Freo are delighted that Shane is still available at #29. Strong leading forward who performed well for WA last year, but missed this year due to a shoulder injury. Has everything you want from a key forward, with strong hands and being a good shot on goal.
Ross Lyon says:
We rated Shane in our top 3 players so to get him at #29 was a great bonus for us. Under my coaching regime though, he'll waste away in the WAFL for 5 years, learning the finer points of our dour defensive style and having his creativeness and love for the game sapped from him, while super recruit Hack Dawson and some other recycled average player get a game ahead of him.
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I'm at work and don't have all my in depth draft notes with me ;D
Will post Brissie's next pick when I get home ;D
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Looks slow IMHO.
Casual rather than slow.
Good pick IMO.
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Brisbane
Pick 30:
Jack Crisp
HT: 189cm
WT: 81 Kgs
Medium MId
Won the Murray Bushrangers B&F in 2011 and also represented Vic Country. Reliable mark. Finished in the top 15 in kicking assessement (83% efficiency) at the combine. Also scored well in the standing vertical jump. Brisbane see Jack as a re-bounding defender or mid-fielder
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Brisbane
Pick 30:
Jack Crisp
HT: 189cm
WT: 81 Kgs
Medium MId
Won the Murray Bushrangers B&F in 2011 and also represented Vic Country. Reliable mark. Finished in the top 15 in kicking assessement (83% efficiency) at the combine. Also scored well in the standing vertical jump. Brisbane see Jack as a re-bounding defender or mid-fielder
Good selection IMHO.
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Update
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
Next up:
31. Essendon (Tiger-from-Tas)
32. Geelong (Mr Magic)
33. Hawthorn (Tiger-from-Tas)
34. Geelong (Mr Magic)
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Pick 31 Andrew Boseley
From: (Geelong Falcons, Vic)
Date of birth: 4/09/92
Height: 194cm
Weight: 80Kg
A KP Back who attacks and reads the ball well in
the air. Very quick, competes well. Essendon will be hoping he can fill Dustin Fletchers boots if he ever retires.
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Staggered this guy has been overlooked but the reigning premiers will snap him up willingly.
Pick 32 - Hayden Crozier
Eastern Ranges, Victoria
Position: Forward/Utility
DOB: 24/12/93
Height: 185cm
Weight: 68kg
http://www.afl.com.au/tabid/208/default.aspx?newsid=123440
Some may remember this mark.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2u4mF9273U
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Pick 33 Josh Waldhuter
From: (Central Districts, SA)
Date of birth: 15/03/93
Height: 183cm
Weight: 83Kg
A tough and hard inside mid with a great left hoof.
Hawks are wrapped he is still available at 33.
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Staggered this guy has been overlooked but the reigning premiers will snap him up willingly.
Pick 32 - Hayden Crozier
Eastern Ranges, Victoria
Position: Forward/Utility
DOB: 24/12/93
Height: 185cm
Weight: 68kg
Being lightweight (sub-70kgs) will be the main knock on Crozier. He could put on 10kgs and he'd still be skinny for his height.
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With the retirement of Brad Ottens the Cats are looking to a young player they hope will be a long term replacement in the ruck.
Pick 34 - Myles Bolger
Position: Ruckman
South Fremantle, WA
DOB: 25/03/93
Height: 201cm
Weight: 90Kg
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Pick #26 Brad McKenzie (Sturt)
(http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/5233/bradm.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/190/bradm.jpg/)
DOB: 29/5/93. Ht: 188cm. Wt: 75kg.
Pos: Medium defender.
Brad is one of the best kicks in this years draft. Whilst he is listed as a medium defender, given time to develop, he will make an excellent medium midfielder with both inside and outside attributes. He also is very good overhead and has strong hands. The Richmond Football Club is rapt that he made it to selection 26 as we were certain he would go much earlier.
Whilst he does not possess explosive speed over 10m, over 20m he really kicks into another gear and shows true pace.
Check out his video and you will see that this kid is all class.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUFXBbf5IAk
Not going to bag this one tiga as he's a good height although at AFL level I see McKenzie playing HBF rather than in the middle unless he can put on 10kgs in the gym. He's slim for a 6' 2" kid.
Hardwick with his Hawthorn coaching background may take a liking to a skillful lefty who can hoof it for tactical reasons. It's not as though we don't need more good kicks across the ground especially with the zoning and press in modern footy.
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Being lightweight (sub-70kgs) will be the main knock on Crozier. He could put on 10kgs and he'd still be skinny for his height.
Fair enough MT. I'm more interested in whether he can play than how much he weighs at 17 and I think he's one of the best in the draft in that respect.
We'll see in time how he works out.
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Saints up next....
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Pick 35 SAINTS Hayden Schloithe Fwd/Mid WA
Lightening quick medium forward who you would hope can run through the midfield in time. Schloithe is an exciting prospect who will begin his career as a forward who will have the dual role of kicking goals and using his speed to create defensive pressure in the fwd line. I think the Saints need a bit of X factor and this bloke has it.
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Pick 36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross (07/05/1993, 187cm, 82kg, North Ballarat Rebels)
After losing Scully to GWS, the Demons decide to replenish their midfield stocks with Seb Ross who is a medium-sized midfielder rated for his good footskills (left footer), smarts in traffic and tackling pressure. In his 12 TAC Cup appearances this year he was named in the bests 8 times averaging 25 disposals, 4.5 marks, 3.5 tackles and 10 handball receives per game. So he can find the footy himself as well as link up in the play. The query on him is over his athleticism (he's more a natural footballer) but he has the body to play some senior AFL games next year and at pick 36 could turn out to be a steal.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTAKvXydxtU
TAC Cup 2011 Stats: http://www.sportingpulse.com/nf/team_info.cgi?player=Sebastian%20Ross&action=PSTATS&pID=192117031&client=1-3020-0-150804-14535363 (http://www.sportingpulse.com/nf/team_info.cgi?player=Sebastian%20Ross&action=PSTATS&pID=192117031&client=1-3020-0-150804-14535363)
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
Next up:
37. St Kilda (sabartooth)
38. Hawthorn (Tiger-from-Tas)
39. Bulldogs (WilliamPowell)
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Pick 36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross (07/05/1993, 187cm, 82kg, North Ballarat Rebels)
After losing Scully to GWS, the Demons decide to replenish their midfield stocks with Seb Ross who is a medium-sized midfielder rated for his good footskills (left footer), smarts in traffic and tackling pressure. In his 12 TAC Cup appearances this year he was named in the bests 8 times averaging 25 disposals, 4.5 marks, 3.5 tackles and 10 handball receives per game. So he can find the footy himself as well as link up in the play. The query on him is over his athleticism (he's more a natural footballer) but he has the body to play some senior AFL games next year and at pick 36 could turn out to be a steal.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTAKvXydxtU
TAC Cup 2011 Stats: http://www.sportingpulse.com/nf/team_info.cgi?player=Sebastian%20Ross&action=PSTATS&pID=192117031&client=1-3020-0-150804-14535363 (http://www.sportingpulse.com/nf/team_info.cgi?player=Sebastian%20Ross&action=PSTATS&pID=192117031&client=1-3020-0-150804-14535363)
Damn you MT!! ;D Seb would have been perfect for North at pick 40
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Damn you MT!! ;D Seb would have been perfect for North at pick 40
Don't worry tiga
I am sure Zac Dawson will be available ;D :thumbsup
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Damn you MT!! ;D Seb would have been perfect for North at pick 40
Don't worry tiga
I am sure Zac Dawson will be available ;D :thumbsup
Don't laugh WP. I've just signed up Jackstar as part of my recruiting team and he rates Dawson, so he is a special to go to us at 40. ;D
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Sabre you're up with a pick for the saints
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bump ;D
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Deep draft this one. :sleep
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Deep draft this one. :sleep
I think we've stumped sabartooth ;D
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We have tried to contact Sabartooth but obviously with no success
So if Sabar doesn't make a selection by 8.00pm (EDST ;D) then Mr OE will make a selection on Sabartooth's behalf so we can get this show back on the road :thumbsup
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We have tried to contact Sabartooth but obviously with no success
So if Sabar doesn't make a selection by 8.00pm (EDST ;D) then Mr OE will make a selection on Sabartooth's behalf so we can get this show back on the road :thumbsup
The Bell has tolled. Rock on Mr OE and select Zac Dawson for Sabre. ;D
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LOL tiga.
Pick 37. St Kilda - Alex Brown (DOB: 26/9/93. Ht: 191 km. Wt: 80kg)
With the loss of Dawson, the Saints go for a young mobile tall defender from the Oakleigh Chargers who had the second best kicking skills at the Draft Combine. Brown had an injury interrupted year missing the TAC Cup finals but he did play in the U18 Champs for Vic Metro and still played 9 games in the TAC Cup averaging 15 disposals. He also played 12 TAC Cup matches in 2010.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m306aEPv_ZE
TAC Cup stats:
2011 - http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Alex%20Brown&action=PSTATS&pID=192120278&client=1-3020-0-150804-14536848 (http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Alex%20Brown&action=PSTATS&pID=192120278&client=1-3020-0-150804-14536848)
2010 - http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Alex%20Brown&action=PSTATS&pID=192120278&client=1-3020-0-152940-14527417 (http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Alex%20Brown&action=PSTATS&pID=192120278&client=1-3020-0-152940-14527417)
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Pick 38.........Henry Schade
Position: Tall Defender
Height: 194m
Weight: 81kg
A tall defender with good agility and great closing speed Good in a one-on-one situationRaking left foot kick. Schade represented Tasmania at this years Under 18 championships and was solid enough to earn All Australian selection.Schade is a tall defender who has the height and athletic scope required to play on the tall forwards of today. His agility is great for a tall unit, and combined with his great closing speed makes him a versitile player.
He reads the play well and as such is good in a one-on-one contest. His raking left foot kick also allows him to clear the defensive 50 with ease.
Henry Schade Highlights
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Western Bulldogs
Pick 39:
Lachlan Smith
HT: 190cm
WT: 80Kg
Finished in the top 15 at the combine in the kicking assessment. In considrered a medium forward. Showed great improvment as the TAC Cup season went on. Very strong hands and is good mark on the lead and in contested situations. Is a solid kick on either side of his body as his combine results show. Bulldogs are hoping to use Lachlan as a leading target across HF
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Selection #40 - Bradley Hill (West Perth)
(http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/2930/9hillbradley2011a.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/840/9hillbradley2011a.jpg/)
DOB: 9/7/93. Ht: 178cm. Wt: 72kg.
Pos: Small midfielder.
North are very pleased to select Bradley Hill with pick 40. Brother of Fremantle's Stephen Hill. We were looking for a player with elite athleticism who could run all day with a view to replacing Brent Harvey when he retires and we believe Brad will fit the bill perfectly.
Amazing combine results including a record breaking 16.1 in the beep test/shuttle run. Brad also came 1st in the 3km time trial, 5th in the 20m sprint and 10th in the 30m sprint.
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Selection #41 - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
191cm, 88kg, Woodville West Torrens
Adelaide go with a local boy with their 2nd pick of the draft. Adelaide need midfielders, now that they have sured up their defence with Talia. CEY is a genuine big-bodied midfielder, with the tank of a shorter and lighter midfielder. Averaged 30 touches a game at U18 level in South Australia, as well as 5 clearances.
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
Next up:
42. St Kilda (sabartooth)
43. Sydney (smokey_58au)
44. Carlton (mightytiges)
45. Port Adel. (sabartooth)
46. Adelaide (danog)
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Oh sabertooth where art thou?? :huh
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Oh sabertooth where art thou?? :huh
He must have gone away since the weekend :huh so if someone would like to fill in feel free to take the pick for him go right ahead or I'll do it later on after dinner.
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I seen Saber online earlier today???
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I seen Saber online earlier today???
We have 2 S.Tooth s
1 = SabARtooth - supposed to be part of this Phantom Draft
2 = SabREtooth - not taking part in said Phantom Draft
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I seen Saber online earlier today???
We have 2 S.Tooth s
1 = SabARtooth - supposed to be part of this Phantom Draft
2 = SabREtooth - not taking part in said Phantom Draft
Wow, now I'm really confused?? Is there a Tiga-From-Tas?? ;D ;D
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hehe I luv this forum and all its bizzare treasure and quirkiness :banghead :lol :clapping ;D
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Pick 42. St Kilda - Clay Smith (11/05/1993, 180cm, 78kg, Gippsland Power)
After going tall in previous picks the Saints select Clay Smith who is a in and under midfielder and clearance winner who averaged 17 disposals and 4 tackles per game in the U18 Championships for Vic Country. In the draft combine he was sixth in the beep test (15.3) so he has good endurance and he's known for his ferocious tackling and ability to stand up in and break tackles. He can also go forward and kick goals. The one knock is his kicking isn't what you would call lace-out which is why he'll slip down the draft order but he is an accumulator of the footy (avg. 26 possies in the TAC Cup this season) and he'll compliment a Saints midfield where he could continually feed the likes of Dal Santo and Montagna.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqmEHvYhrJ4
TAC Cup 2011 stats: http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Clay%20Smith&action=PSTATS&pID=192124007&client=1-3020-0-150804-14524106 (http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Clay%20Smith&action=PSTATS&pID=192124007&client=1-3020-0-150804-14524106)
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On a serious note, where can I find the list of potential draftees not used or all potential draftees.
Ive seen the list of top 30's etc but dont want to be caught out when its my turn next
thnx :thumbsup
The opening post in this thread has the list of draftees already taken in our phantom draft.
EEA, for a list of all potential draftees try: http://oneeyed-richmond.com/forum/index.php?topic=14390.0 and http://draftmachine.afl.com.au/
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With pick #43 Sydney choose Josh Bootsma. With a gameplan that relies heavily on run out of the backline, he will fill the gap created by the retirement of Taigh Keneally and the club is very happy that he unexpectedly slipped this far in the draft. Fremantle wanted to select him under the father/son rule but were ruled ineligible by the AFL. He is 190cm tall, quick and competitive, and played Colts football with South Fremantle in 2010 averaging 12.1 disposals in 13 games.
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Pick 44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer (29/08/1986, 179cm, 78kg, Port Melbourne)
A bit left-field to go with a mature state league player here but Carlton are ready to challenge as a top side now so adding a ready-made 25 year old at this stage of the draft isn't out of the question. Pick 44 is also Carlton's last live pick. Dwyer is a footy smart midfielder/forward with good skills and pace who was arguably Port Melbourne's best player in their premiership year this season and starred in the VFL Grand Final win.
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Pick 45. Port Adelaide: Alex Forster (14/07/1993, 189cm, 81kg, Norwood)
Port select a home grown medium defender/utility who won All-Australia honours in 2011 and who played senior footy for Norwood in the SANFL. Forster is dual-sided, has good hands, is a strong overhead mark and reads the play well. He is also versatile in that he can play across half-back and through the midfield.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cpKaW6HXFo
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
42. St Kilda - Clay Smith
43. Sydney - Josh Bootsma
44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer
45. Port Adel. - Alex Forster
Next up:
46. Adelaide (danog)
47. Brisbane (WilliamPowell)
48. Geelong (Mr Magic)
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No time for a write-up. About to leave to go do my last exam.
Pick 46: Adelaide
Zyrus "Waylen" Manson.
Tall forward. Could be anything.
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Pick 47 - Brissy
Will have to wait until I get home
Haven't got my draft notes with me ;D
Actually had a player all set for this one but I ma pretty sure his gone a couple of picks back ;D
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I was hoping Forster and Clay Smith would slip to GWS's next pick at 56, but OE took them both :banghead
Seriously though, how did both these kids fall to mid 40's! :whistle
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I was hoping Forster and Clay Smith would slip to GWS's next pick at 56, but OE took them both :banghead
Seriously though, how did both these kids fall to mid 40's! :whistle
Geez JVT you are a greedy bugger. ;D With the likes of Coniglio, Patton, Tyson, Buntine etc.. Why do you need Clay? I was hoping I'd get him at 55 but there ain't too much left so RFC may pass on 55. mind you Zac Dawson has now been officially delisted. ;D
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I was hoping Forster and Clay Smith would slip to GWS's next pick at 56, but OE took them both :banghead
Seriously though, how did both these kids fall to mid 40's! :whistle
Geez JVT you are a greedy bugger. ;D With the likes of Coniglio, Patton, Tyson, Buntine etc.. Why do you need Clay? I was hoping I'd get him at 55 but there ain't too much left so RFC may pass on 55. mind you Zac Dawson has now been officially delisted. ;D
Just trying to build a list mate . . . just trying to build a list :rollin :lol
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I was hoping Forster and Clay Smith would slip to GWS's next pick at 56, but OE took them both :banghead
Seriously though, how did both these kids fall to mid 40's! :whistle
yes well for memory it was the kid Forster I was going to selct for Brissie
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I was hoping Forster and Clay Smith would slip to GWS's next pick at 56, but OE took them both :banghead
Seriously though, how did both these kids fall to mid 40's! :whistle
yes well for memory it was the kid Forster I was going to selct for Brissie
The early bird gets the worm! :rollin
There's still a kid available who will most likely go first round in the real thing :whistle
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I was hoping Forster and Clay Smith would slip to GWS's next pick at 56, but OE took them both :banghead
Seriously though, how did both these kids fall to mid 40's! :whistle
yes well for memory it was the kid Forster I was going to selct for Brissie
The early bird gets the worm! :rollin
There's still a kid available who will most likely go first round in the real thing :whistle
Probably the last kid on my list :lol :rollin Tiga will take him with 55 with my luck :birthday
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I was hoping Forster and Clay Smith would slip to GWS's next pick at 56, but OE took them both :banghead
Seriously though, how did both these kids fall to mid 40's! :whistle
yes well for memory it was the kid Forster I was going to selct for Brissie
The early bird gets the worm! :rollin
There's still a kid available who will most likely go first round in the real thing :whistle
Probably the last kid on my list :lol :rollin Tiga will take him with 55 with my luck :birthday
tiga twirls his moustace.......
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Brisbane
Pick 47:
Jordon Lockyer
HT: 191cm
WT: 85 Kgs
tall Defender
Son of former WCE Andrew Lockyer was equal 2nd at the combine in the kicking assessment at 87% and came in 6th in the running vertical jump. Started the year in the WAFL Colts and represented WA in the under 18's championships. Made his senior WAFL debut in Rd 21. Brisbane need tall defenders and we feel he can develop over time. Certainly needs to add some size but few solid pre-season should cover that off
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Geelong
Pick 48:
Murray Newman
Height: 179cm
Weight: 67kg
DOB: 18/11/93
Recruited from: Swan Districts
Small forward/Midfielder
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Brisbane
Pick 47:
Jordon Lockyer
HT: 191cm
WT: 85 Kgs
tall Defender
Son of former WCE Andrew Lockyer was equal 2nd at the combine in the kicking assessment at 87% and came in 6th in the running vertical jump. Started the year in the WAFL Colts and represented WA in the under 18's championships. Made his senior WAFL debut in Rd 21. Brisbane need tall defenders and we feel he can develop over time. Certainly needs to add some size but few solid pre-season should cover that off
Lockyer was who I was referring too.
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Western Bulldogs
Pick 49:
Elliott Yeo
HT: 188cm
WT: 73Kg
Medium Defender
Good results at the draft combine. Equal 2nd in the kicking assessment, 1st in the agility run, equal 7th in the running vertical jump. He came first & set a new record for the standing vertical jump of 78cm which although equalled Naitinui's jump in 2008, it's listed as a new record because Yeo's smaller height ;D
Will need to build size & strength but the Doggies are impressed with Yeo's strongfinishing skills
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
42. St Kilda - Clay Smith
43. Sydney - Josh Bootsma
44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer
45. Port Adel. - Alex Forster
46. Adelaide - Zyrus "Waylen" Manson
47. Brisbane - Jordon Lockyer
48. Geelong - Murray Newman
49. W.Bulldogs - Elliott Yeo
Next up:
50. Collingwood - (wayne)
51. Port Adel. - (sabartooth)
52. Melbourne - (mightytiges)
53. Hawthorn - (Tiger-from-Tas)
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#50 - Lee Spurr - DOB 27/7/87 Ht 182 Wt 79
Spurr is a utility type of player capable of playing down back, through the middle or up forward.
He is a mature guy who can come in and play right away and organise the defence like Duigan did for Carlton this year. He is not as good a defender as Duigan is but going forward is equally good directing traffic and superior with his run off and long kicking.
Add some more depth for FIGJAM's flag tilt.
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He's still there JVT. :eyebrow :shh
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He's still there JVT. :eyebrow :shh
Yup, gone at pick 55 :rollin
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He's still there JVT. :eyebrow :shh
Yup, gone at pick 55 :rollin
Unless someone twigs before me. I couldn't imagine him not going top 30 in the real draft. If the Tigers were able to pick him up with 55 it would be the coup of the century! :pray
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Pick 51. Port Adelaide - Tom Downie (27/04/1993, 205cm, 95kg, North Ballarat Rebels)
Port will be looking to refill their ruck stocks with Brogan gone and heading up to GWS. Downie is a 205cm tall ruckman from an elite basketball background where he represented Australia at U17 level. Very much a project type (not really a big deal for rucks taken this late in the draft) as he's only played 2 TAC Cup games late in the season after playing mostly school footy for St Pats Ballarat but in them he showed enough natural talent to like with his athleticism, game awareness and tap-work to advantage. Averaged 13 possies and 13 hitouts. He needs to work on his running game and match endurance which isn't surprising given his basketball background although he did test above 14 in the beep test at the Draft Combine so he still does have natural endurance. His 3km time trial was 11.40.
(http://mm.afl.com.au/portals/0/2011/draft/downie%20tom.jpg)
TAC Cup 2011 stats: http://www.sportingpulse.com/nf/team_info.cgi?player=Thomas%20Downie&action=PSTATS&pID=193857901&client=1-3020-0-150804-14535363 (http://www.sportingpulse.com/nf/team_info.cgi?player=Thomas%20Downie&action=PSTATS&pID=193857901&client=1-3020-0-150804-14535363)
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Pick 52. Melbourne - Fletcher Roberts (3/6/1993, 193-5cm, 81-4kg, Sandringham Dragons)
AFL recruiters love a kid who stands up on the big stage in big games and Roberts fits the bill kicking 5 goals including 4 in the last quarter of the TAC Cup Grand Final in Sandringham Dragon's come from behind win. The Demons are also looking to add to their tall forward stocks so he fits their needs as well. A key forward known for his footy smarts, use of his body in contests and good skills.
At TAC Cup level Roberts also pinch-hitted in the ruck but at 193-195cm tall (there's some discrepancy regarding his true height in the various sources) that might not be his go at AFL level.
(http://mm.afl.com.au/portals/0/2011/draft/roberts%20fletcher.jpg)
TAC Cup 2011 stats: http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Fletcher%20Roberts&action=PSTATS&pID=192116947&client=1-3020-0-150804-14532953 (http://www.sportingpulse.com/team_info.cgi?player=Fletcher%20Roberts&action=PSTATS&pID=192116947&client=1-3020-0-150804-14532953)
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53. Hawthorn - (Tiger-from-Tas)
Calling Tas...
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Sorry guy's!!
Pick 53 Hawthorn
Tom Curran
Height: 195cm
Weight: 86kg
DOB: 18/9/1993
Club: Oakleigh Chargers
Represented Vic Metro in three games at the Under 18 Championships. He is a hard working key position player, son of former Hawk Peter Curran. Is very well built, a good kick and loves the hard contests.Curran like his old man is known for his marking ability and although we didn’t get to see much of it at the U18 Championships, let me assure you he can take a good mark.
He will be a development forward but is well worth the risk at pick 53.
http://www.afl.com.au/News/NEWSARTICLE/tabid/208/Default.aspx?newsId=120129
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Pick 54. Melbourne - Pass
This is the Dees' last pick so I think they will 'pass' here and keep a PSD pick up their sleeve.
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
42. St Kilda - Clay Smith
43. Sydney - Josh Bootsma
44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer
45. Port Adel. - Alex Forster
46. Adelaide - Zyrus "Waylen" Manson
47. Brisbane - Jordon Lockyer
48. Geelong - Murray Newman
49. W.Bulldogs - Elliott Yeo
50. Collingwood - Lee Spurr
51. Port Adel. - Tom Downie
52. Melbourne - Fletcher Roberts
53. Hawthorn - Tom Curran
54. Melbourne - Pass
Next up:
55. Richmond - (tiga)
56. G.W.S. - (JVT)
57. W.Bulldogs - (WilliamPowell)
58. Fremantle - (wayne)
59. Essendon - (Tiger-from-Tas)
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Everybody is eagerly anticipating tiga's next pick for Richmond. Baseball bats awaiting :lol.
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Tiga asked me to stand in:
Pick 55: Brendan Fevola
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ha ha just got back from watching the fev. didnt do a hell of lot more than relton
lets take him :thumbsup
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If Cuz coming to Tigerland was a circus then imagine what picking up Fev and his baggage would be like :help.
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c'mon tiga up to the plate
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c'mon tiga up to the plate
He's nervous - probably cr@pping himself actually! :lol
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c'mon tiga up to the plate
He's nervous - probably cr@pping himself actually! :lol
yep on a hiding to nuffin ;D
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Ok it is with great pleasure that the Richmond Football Club with its last selection at #55 have chosen....(Drum roll)
Josh Tynan (Gippsland Power)
(http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5868/tynanjosh246b.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/402/tynanjosh246b.jpg/)
DOB: 06/11/93
Height: 185cm
Weight: 76Kg
How in the hell this kid made it to 55 is beyond us, but we consider ourselves very, very fortunate to snag such a talented player at such a late stage in the draft.
Josh is a quality backman who is excellent overhead and takes a great contested mark. He has good leg speed and an excellent leap allowing him to play on taller players. He has been regularly ranked as a top 30 draft prospect.
Take a look at his youtube video and you will see that this kid has great potential. Playing style is similar to Jake Batchelor.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4Cbk0evLeQ
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Kicking skills for Tynan? A bit up and under but at 55 not a bad choice. Would have gone for somebody else myself. Infact I move that Tiga gets the arse for the 2012 OER Phantom draft as Richmonds recruiter. :lol
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Ok it is with great pleasure that the Richmond Football Club with its last selection at #55 have chosen....(Drum roll)
Josh Tynan (Gippsland Power)
(http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/5868/tynanjosh246b.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/402/tynanjosh246b.jpg/)
DOB: 06/11/93
Height: 185cm
Weight: 76Kg
How in the hell this kid made it to 55 is beyond us, but we consider ourselves very, very fortunate to snag such a talented player at such a late stage in the draft.
Josh is a quality backman who is excellent overhead and takes a great contested mark. He has good leg speed and an excellent leap allowing him to play on taller players. He has been regularly ranked as a top 30 draft prospect.
Take a look at his youtube video and you will see that this kid has great potential. Playing style is similar to Jake Batchelor.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4Cbk0evLeQ
Mongrel! :banghead
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Josh Tynan (Gippsland Power)
DOB: 06/11/93
Height: 185cm
Weight: 76Kg
Another tea towel weight wise tiga ;D
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Great pick Tiga, stole our man with the pick before. Tynan is a talent and will not be around this pick in the real draft.
Pick 56. Joel Hamling (Claremont)
Height: 193cm
Weight: 78kg
Mobile forward playing in the Colts in WAFL who can also play in defence and ruck. Impressive for WA against NT and Tasmania in the NAB AFL Under 18 Championships, averaging five marks. Has proven to be an effective ruckman with great tap work and aggression around the ground. Has plenty of potential and talent and I wouldn't be suprised to see him snapped up in the top 30, so to get him at 56 is fantastic for GWS.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jY6xhzPQWLw
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Western Bulldogs
Pick 57:
Setanta O'Hailpin
HT: 199cm
WT: 100Kg
Forward/Ruck
An insurance (read cheap) pick for the Doggies here. With a lack of big bodied key forwards the Doggies are looking to O'Hailpin to fill the gap left with the retirement of Barry Hall. The hope is that it will take some of the pressue off their young still developing KP forwards
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Pick 58 - Sam Kerridge (VIC - Mid) Height: 188cm, Weight: 84kg, DOB: 26/04/1993
Really powerful midfielder. Racks up big numbers through the midfield. Always looks dangerous when he gets near it and gets big clearance numbers. Strong mark overhead. Effective when he shifts forward. Endurance is elite. Really great size and can get among the goals.
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Great pick Tiga, stole our man with the pick before. Tynan is a talent and will not be around this pick in the real draft.
Pick 56. Joel Hamling (Claremont)
Height: 193cm
Weight: 78kg
Mobile forward playing in the Colts in WAFL who can also play in defence and ruck. Impressive for WA against NT and Tasmania in the NAB AFL Under 18 Championships, averaging five marks. Has proven to be an effective ruckman with great tap work and aggression around the ground. Has plenty of potential and talent and I wouldn't be suprised to see him snapped up in the top 30, so to get him at 56 is fantastic for GWS.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jY6xhzPQWLw
Really Sorry JVT. ;D As I knew you also wanted him I contemplated for about a second about letting him go through to you but then the names of Patton, Coniglio, Tyson, Buntine & Wingard popped into my head and I thought....Nah, welcome to Tigerland Josh! ;D
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Kicking skills for Tynan? A bit up and under but at 55 not a bad choice. Would have gone for somebody else myself. Infact I move that Tiga gets the behind for the 2012 OER Phantom draft as Richmonds recruiter. :lol
Thanks for your support Ramps. :thumbsup ;D Personally, with GWS absolutely decimating this years draft, I thought I did pretty well, although WP seems to think I have recruited a bunch of point posts, but with the new facilities at the ME Bank Centre the RFC is now all about development and we are no longer shopping in the frozen food aisle. :lol
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although WP seems to think I have recruited a bunch of point posts,
Tea Towels tiga not point posts TEA TOWELS :rollin :thumbsup
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although WP seems to think I have recruited a bunch of point posts,
Tea Towels tiga not point posts TEA TOWELS :rollin :thumbsup
Yes, but fine cotton 600 thread count tea towels. ;D
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Great pick Tiga, stole our man with the pick before. Tynan is a talent and will not be around this pick in the real draft.
Pick 56. Joel Hamling (Claremont)
Height: 193cm
Weight: 78kg
Mobile forward playing in the Colts in WAFL who can also play in defence and ruck. Impressive for WA against NT and Tasmania in the NAB AFL Under 18 Championships, averaging five marks. Has proven to be an effective ruckman with great tap work and aggression around the ground. Has plenty of potential and talent and I wouldn't be suprised to see him snapped up in the top 30, so to get him at 56 is fantastic for GWS.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jY6xhzPQWLw
Really Sorry JVT. ;D As I knew you also wanted him I contemplated for about a second about letting him go through to you but then the names of Patton, Coniglio, Tyson, Buntine & Wingard popped into my head and I thought....Nah, welcome to Tigerland Josh! ;D
Better he be wearing Y&B then GWS colours :rollin
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Pick 59 Essendon
James Flaherty
Bear with me with all the exact details but Flaherty is a 24yo mature aged player who has captained the Bendigo Bombers the last couple of seasons. Essendon will be hoping to snare another Crameri gem from there reserves side
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
42. St Kilda - Clay Smith
43. Sydney - Josh Bootsma
44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer
45. Port Adel. - Alex Forster
46. Adelaide - Zyrus "Waylen" Manson
47. Brisbane - Jordon Lockyer
48. Geelong - Murray Newman
49. W.Bulldogs - Elliott Yeo
50. Collingwood - Lee Spurr
51. Port Adel. - Tom Downie
52. Melbourne - Fletcher Roberts
53. Hawthorn - Tom Curran
54. Melbourne - Pass
55. Richmond - Josh Tynan
56. G.W.S. - Joel Hamling
57. W.Bulldogs - Setanta O'hAilpin
58. Fremantle - Sam Kerridge
59. Essendon - James Flaherty
Next up:
60. St Kilda - (sabartooth)
61. Sydney - (smokey_58au)
64. Adelaide - (danog)
65. Collingwood - (wayne)
66. Geelong - (Mr Magic)
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I still want another pick but am racing the clock!
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Where thou art is sabartooth?
Ok it is with great pleasure that the Richmond Football Club with its last selection at #55 have chosen....(Drum roll)
Josh Tynan (Gippsland Power)
DOB: 06/11/93
Height: 185cm
Weight: 76Kg
How in the hell this kid made it to 55 is beyond us, but we consider ourselves very, very fortunate to snag such a talented player at such a late stage in the draft.
Josh is a quality backman who is excellent overhead and takes a great contested mark. He has good leg speed and an excellent leap allowing him to play on taller players. He has been regularly ranked as a top 30 draft prospect.
Take a look at his youtube video and you will see that this kid has great potential. Playing style is similar to Jake Batchelor.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4Cbk0evLeQ
Tynan's a skinny kid who'll need to put on about 7-8 kgs but a pretty good choice at 55 tiga. A bit of the Andrew Mackie's in him with the well-judged overhead marks in defence.
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Where thou art is sabartooth?
Ok it is with great pleasure that the Richmond Football Club with its last selection at #55 have chosen....(Drum roll)
Josh Tynan (Gippsland Power)
DOB: 06/11/93
Height: 185cm
Weight: 76Kg
How in the hell this kid made it to 55 is beyond us, but we consider ourselves very, very fortunate to snag such a talented player at such a late stage in the draft.
Josh is a quality backman who is excellent overhead and takes a great contested mark. He has good leg speed and an excellent leap allowing him to play on taller players. He has been regularly ranked as a top 30 draft prospect.
Take a look at his youtube video and you will see that this kid has great potential. Playing style is similar to Jake Batchelor.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4Cbk0evLeQ
Tynan's a skinny kid who'll need to put on about 7-8 kgs but a pretty good choice at 55 tiga. A bit of the Andrew Mackie's in him with the well-judged overhead marks in defence.
That's a pretty good comparison MT. Mackie was probably a similar build early in his career also.
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Where thou art is sabartooth?
As SaBARtooth continues to be AWOL
I'll do his pick
60. St Kilda - Lachlan Dalgleish
Ht: 185cm
Wt: 77kgs
Med Midfielder
The Saints need pace and Dalgleish has plenty. An outside mid who's a good left foot kick to go with his speed. Had very little time to properly prepare for the Combine due to injury but still managed to come in 4th in the Agility run and 3rd in the 20m sprint (0.01 sec off equal 1st) at the Combine
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Pick 61 - Sydney
You're up smokey :thumbsup
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Pick 61 - Sydney - Jordan Murdoch
Ht - 190cm
Wt - 81kg
Leading Forward
The Swans are very happy (again) that a player we wanted has slipped through to us late in the draft. Murdoch was eligible for the 2010 draft but a broken hand ended that and he has climbed through the ranks at Glenelg this year to end up in the senior side in Round 21, making the SA Under 18 side as an over age player also. His main attribute is his pace and at this years state screening he recorded a faster time for the 20mt sprint than any player in the Draft Combine. He is very skillful, classy left footer and we see him adding to the pace and attacking potential of our side in the future.
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Last two picks are good picks IMHO.
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64. Adelaide - Tom Sundberg
Ht: 184cm
Wt: 78kgs
Medium Midfielder
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65- Collingwood - James Sellar - Adelaide
Looking for a replacement for big Leroy Brown, pinch hit in ruck, up forward and down back ;D
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Geelong: Pick 66
Justin Clarke
Height: 193cm
Weight: 78kg
Position: CHB
Recruited from: North Adelaide
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I'll do the Saints next pick so we'll get this finish by tomorrow.
Pick 68. St Kilda - Nathan Blee (7/9/90, 192cm, 80kg, East Perth)
Mature age (21 y.o.) versatile tall defender who after playing midfield in his junior years came from nowhere in his debut year of senior WAFL footy to finish third in East Perth's B&F as well as being named in the WAFL's team of the year at full back. Blee has good closing speed, positioning and is rarely beaten one-on-one. In 19 games this year he averaged 3.5 marks and just over 4 spoils a game. His junior midfield experience enables him to provide rebound from the back half (avg. 14 disposals per game) which is important for a modern backman. The query on him is whether with further development he'll end up at AFL full-back or a third tall. He also missed the Draft Combine in October with glandular fever so there's no comparison stats to fully judge his overall athleticism against other draftees.
(http://storage.wafl.com.au/players/thumbs/nathan-blee-3504.jpg)
WAFL stats 2011: http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/3504
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
42. St Kilda - Clay Smith
43. Sydney - Josh Bootsma
44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer
45. Port Adel. - Alex Forster
46. Adelaide - Zyrus "Waylen" Manson
47. Brisbane - Jordon Lockyer
48. Geelong - Murray Newman
49. W.Bulldogs - Elliott Yeo
50. Collingwood - Lee Spurr
51. Port Adel. - Tom Downie
52. Melbourne - Fletcher Roberts
53. Hawthorn - Tom Curran
54. Melbourne - Pass
55. Richmond - Josh Tynan
56. G.W.S. - Joel Hamling
57. W.Bulldogs - Setanta O'hAilpin
58. Fremantle - Sam Kerridge
59. Essendon - James Flaherty
60. St Kilda - Lachlan Dalgleish
61. Sydney - Jordan Murdoch
62. Carlton - Dylan Buckley [F/S]
63. West Coast - Ashton Hams [Promoted rookie]
64. Adelaide - Tom Sundberg
65. Collingwood - James Sellar
66. Geelong - Justin Clarke
67. Collingwood - Jarrod Witts (NSW Scholarship)
68. St Kilda - Nathan Blee
69. Brisbane - Mitch Golby (Rookie Elevation)
70. W.Bulldogs - Luke Dahlhaus (Rookie Elevation)
Next up:
71. Fremantle - (wayne)
72. Fremantle - (wayne)
76. St Kilda - (sabartooth)
78. Geelong - (Mr Magic)
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Calling wayne :)
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Were running out of time :lol
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Ok, here I am...
Rossy Lyon has taken over, so that means recycled players with the late picks!
71 - Fremantle - Ben Nason - Richmond
We all know what he can/can't do.
72 - Fremantle - Brad Dick - Collingwood
Injury prone but talented small forward.
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The status of SaBARtooth remains so I will again do the Saints
Pick 76 - St Kilda
Jason Blake
As promised the Saints draft Club stalwart Blake after being unceremoniously de-listed because the of Saints Salary Cap mess ;D
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Geelong: Pick 78
Michael Bussey
Height: 196cm
Weight: 81kg
Position: KPP
DOB: 5/7/1993
Club: Eastern Ranges
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Pick 79. Brendan Fevola (Casey Scorpions)
Height: 191cm
Weight: 100kg
Kevin insists on some media hype and wants to throw a lifeline to the troubled forward. Will provide solid mentoring to the young blokes (As he did with Mohr) and also enables us to have the best opposition defender play on him instead of Patton.
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Update:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
42. St Kilda - Clay Smith
43. Sydney - Josh Bootsma
44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer
45. Port Adel. - Alex Forster
46. Adelaide - Zyrus "Waylen" Manson
47. Brisbane - Jordon Lockyer
48. Geelong - Murray Newman
49. W.Bulldogs - Elliott Yeo
50. Collingwood - Lee Spurr
51. Port Adel. - Tom Downie
52. Melbourne - Fletcher Roberts
53. Hawthorn - Tom Curran
54. Melbourne - Pass
55. Richmond - Josh Tynan
56. G.W.S. - Joel Hamling
57. W.Bulldogs - Setanta O'hAilpin
58. Fremantle - Sam Kerridge
59. Essendon - James Flaherty
60. St Kilda - Lachlan Dalgleish
61. Sydney - Jordan Murdoch
62. Carlton - Dylan Buckley [F/S]
63. West Coast - Ashton Hams [Promoted rookie]
64. Adelaide - Tom Sundberg
65. Collingwood - James Sellar
66. Geelong - Justin Clarke
67. Collingwood - Jarrod Witts (NSW Scholarship)
68. St Kilda - Nathan Blee
69. Brisbane - Mitch Golby (Rookie Elevation)
70. W.Bulldogs - Luke Dahlhaus (Rookie Elevation)
71. Fremantle - Ben Nason
72. Fremantle - Brad Dick
76. St Kilda - Jason Blake
77. Hawthorn - Luke Breust (rookie elevation)
78. Geelong - Michale Bussey
80. Gold Coast - Alik Magin (rookie elevation)
82. Adelaide - Aiden Riley (rookie elevation)
83. Fremantle - Nick Lower (rookie elevation)
84. North Melbourne - Cameron Pederson (rookie elevation)
85. Sydney Swans - Nathan Gordon (rookie elevation)
86. Geelong - Jed Bews (father-son)
Next up:
79. GWS - JVT
81. Port Adelaide - sabartooth
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Just took the Fev with 79 so up to Sabartooth. ;)
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Pick 81 - Port Adelaide
PASS
Port will look to use this pick in the PSD
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Next up (again) is GWS
Picks 87, 90 and 92-96
All other picks in the draft are with promoted rookies or in the case of GC and picks 88 & 91 Local talent selections
go for it JVT ;D
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Pick 87. Kyal Horsley (Subiaco)
Height: 182cm
Weight: 88kg
Horsley, a strong-bodied midfielder, has attracted interest from several clubs after winning Subiaco's best and fairest count and coming second in the Sandover Medal. After running over the draft we are shocked to see he hasn’t been taken and quickly pounce at 87.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/user/richoafl?blend=1&ob=5#p/u/0/3BlH233JGuE
Pick 90. Jordan Kelly (Dandenong Stingrays)
Height:192 cm
Weight: 81kg
Kelly is a real competitor who we didn't see the best of this year due to injury. Once again shocked to see he wasn’t picked up by another club despite the risk, and are delighted to see him as a part of GWS in 2012. He is strong in a one-on-one contest and disposes of the ball cleanly. It won't be beyond him to play some senior footy next year if his body stays sound.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsrdeNniPAc
Pick 92. Brett O’Hanlon (Dandenong Stingrays)
Height: 189cm
Weight: 87kg
O'Hanlon has exceptional hands and is very strong overhead. He represented Vic Country at the national carnival and kicked 31 goals for Dandenong in 17 games. He's a lovely, long left-foot kick and has the ability to push further up the ground. Should be gone before pick 55 in the real draft.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSfGZkI1LVo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWdH7fC387k
Pick 93. Nick O’Brien (North Ballarat Rebels)
Height: 188cm
Weight: 91kg
Happy to round out the pickings with the Captain of Vic Country, Nick O'Brien. He is a lead-up forward with a tank big enough to allow him repeated efforts. He took 32 marks in five games for Vic Country, but didn't hit the scoreboard as he would have liked. GWS have got some GIANTS inside forward 50, but O'Brien will bring something a bit different.
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJE5MxkKrd4 (couldn’t find game footage)
Pick 94. Pass
Pick 95. Pass
Pick 96. Pass
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G.W.S. Roundup:
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
56. G.W.S. - Joel Hamling
79. G.W.S. - Brendan Fevola
87. G.W.S. - Kyal Horsley
90. G.W.S. - Jordan Kelly
92. G.W.S. - Brett O’Hanlon
93. G.W.S. - Nick O’Brien
Very pleased with the draft, few left late we felt should have been picked up sooner but were delighted to take with our later picks. We feel the choices we made with our first 11 picks will provide the core to a Premiership in 4-5 years and hope to sustain that success while the players travel through their prime years.
Happy SOS didn't make any blunders with the calling of player names, falafel anyone?
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Geelong Cats
32 - Hayden Crozier (Medium Forward)
34 - Myles Bolger (Ruckman)
48 - Murray Newman (Small Forward/Midfielder)
66 - Justin Clarke (CHB)
78 - Michael Bussey (CHF)
86 - Jed Bews F/S (Midfielder)
Pretty happy at the Cats. Time will tell which ones make it but we think we'll find a few players.
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Richmond Tigers
15 - Devon Smith (Geelong Falcons)
26 - Brad McKenzie (Sturt)
55 - Josh Tynan (Gippsland Power)
Devon Smith was actually my third choice for pick 15 as both Docherty and Adams had already been selected. McKenzie was perfect at 26 and Josh Tynan at 55 was an absolute cracker. Had Tynan not been there at 55 it would have been a pass. Overall, very happy with the players the RFC have gained during this years draft.
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Devon Smith was actually my third choice for pick 15 as both Docherty and Adams had already been selected. McKenzie was perfect at 26 and Josh Tynan at 55 was an absolute cracker. Had Tynan not been there at 55 it would have been a pass. Overall, very happy with the players the RFC have gained during this years draft.
I would be happy with those picks come 9pm tonight. Smith is a cracker but will surely be gone by 15. I have doubts that Docherty will slip through and get the feeling they may go with Kersten if Docherty isn't there at 15 . . . unless Adams / Sumner slip down also but very unlikely.
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I'd pick Markworth at 15 if he was available. His ability to use his pace and breakaway from a contest is a fantastic attribute to have in AFL footy. He can play half forward but eventually move into the midfield and become a real good player. For similar reasons I'd also be hoping that Jordan Murdoch from Glenelg is our pick at 26. Exceptional pace and a decent kick. Would be great on a wing at the MCG. Both players are a good size and wouldnt find it hard to put on the required weight to play early in 2012.
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I'd pick Markworth at 15 if he was available. His ability to use his pace and breakaway from a contest is a fantastic attribute to have in AFL footy. He can play half forward but eventually move into the midfield and become a real good player. For similar reasons I'd also be hoping that Jordan Murdoch from Glenelg is our pick at 26. Exceptional pace and a decent kick. Would be great on a wing at the MCG. Both players are a good size and wouldnt find it hard to put on the required weight to play early in 2012.
I think Markworth will be there at pick 15.
Who would you take out of the following if all were available at our Pick 15:
Adams
Docherty
Smith
Markworth
Kavanagh
For the record, the order I have put them in is the order I would choose
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I'd pick Markworth at 15 if he was available. His ability to use his pace and breakaway from a contest is a fantastic attribute to have in AFL footy. He can play half forward but eventually move into the midfield and become a real good player. For similar reasons I'd also be hoping that Jordan Murdoch from Glenelg is our pick at 26. Exceptional pace and a decent kick. Would be great on a wing at the MCG. Both players are a good size and wouldnt find it hard to put on the required weight to play early in 2012.
I think Markworth will be there at pick 15.
Who would you take out of the following if all were available at our Pick 15:
Adams
Docherty
Smith
Markworth
Kavanagh
For the record, the order I have put them in is the order I would choose
I would go with
Markworth
Adams
Smith
Docherty
Kavanagh
I would have the above group infront of the likes of Ellis and Kersten.
Its not a bad list to choose from to be honest. This draft should get us 2 decent players.
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Here's the finalised Phantom Draft we came up with. Well done everybody :cheers
Round 1
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard
6. Port Adel - Mitchell Grigg
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott
8. Brisbane - Adam Tomilnson
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer
12. Brisbane - Taylor Adams
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton
15. Richmond - Devon Smith
16. Fremantle - Fraser McInnes
17. Bulldogs - Sam Docherty
18. North Melb. - Nick Haynes
19. Essendon - Daniel Markworth
20. Fremantle - Brandon Ellis
21. Sydney - Tom Mitchell [F/S]
22. Carlton - Jackson Paine
23. West Coast - Sam Frost
24. Gold Coast - Julian Dobosz
25. St Kilda - Shane Nelson
26. Richmond - Brad McKenzie
End of 1st Round Priority and Compo Picks
27. Adelaide - Michael Talia
28. West Coast - Tom Sheridan
29. Fremantle - Shane Kersten
30. Brisbane - Jack Crisp
Round 2
31. Essendon - Andrew Boseley
32. Geelong - Hayden Crozier
33. Hawthorn - Josh Waldhuter
34. Geelong - Myles Bolger
35. St Kilda - Hayden Schloithe
36. Melbourne - Sebastian Ross
37. St Kilda - Alex Brown
38. Hawthorn - Henry Schade
39. Bulldogs - Lachlan Smith
40. North Melb - Bradley Hill
41. Adelaide - Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
42. St Kilda - Clay Smith
43. Sydney - Josh Bootsma
44. Carlton - Sam Dwyer
45. Port Adel. - Alex Forster
46. Adelaide - Zyrus "Waylen" Manson
47. Brisbane - Jordon Lockyer
48. Geelong - Murray Newman
Round 3
49. W.Bulldogs - Elliott Yeo
50. Collingwood - Lee Spurr
51. Port Adel. - Tom Downie
52. Melbourne - Fletcher Roberts
53. Hawthorn - Tom Curran
54. Melbourne - Pass
55. Richmond - Josh Tynan
56. G.W.S. - Joel Hamling
57. W.Bulldogs - Setanta O'hAilpin
58. Fremantle - Sam Kerridge
59. Essendon - James Flaherty
60. St Kilda - Lachlan Dalgleish
61. Sydney - Jordan Murdoch
62. Carlton - Dylan Buckley [F/S]
63. West Coast - Ashton Hams [Promoted rookie]
64. Adelaide - Tom Sundberg
65. Collingwood - James Sellar
66. Geelong - Justin Clarke
Round 4
67. Collingwood - Jarrod Witts (NSW Scholarship)
68. St Kilda - Nathan Blee
69. Brisbane - Mitch Golby (Rookie Elevation)
70. W.Bulldogs - Luke Dahlhaus (Rookie Elevation)
71. Fremantle - Ben Nason
72. Fremantle - Brad Dick
73. W.Bulldogs - Matthew Panos (Rookie Elevation)
74. North Melb - Cam Pedersen (Rookie Elevation)
75. Essendon - Stewart Crameri (Rookie Elevation)
76. St Kilda - Jason Blake
77. Hawthorn - Luke Breust (Rookie Elevation)
78. Geelong - Michael Bussey
Round 5
79. G.W.S. - Brendan Fevola
80. Gold Coast - Alik Magin (Rookie Elevation)
81. Port Adel. - Pass
82. Adelaide - Matthew Wright (Rookie Elevation)
83. Fremantle - Nick Lower (Rookie Elevation)
84. North Melb - Luke Delaney (Rookie Elevation)
85. Sydney - Nathan Gordon (Rookie Elevation)
86. Geelong - Jed Bews (F/S)
Round 6
87. G.W.S. - Kyal Horsley
88. Gold Coast - Alex Sexton (Zone Selection)
89. Adelaide - Aidan Riley (Rookie Elevation)
Round 7
90. G.W.S. - Jordan Kelly
91. Gold Coast - Jackson Allen (Zone Selection)
Rounds 8 - 12
92. G.W.S. - Brett O’Hanlon
93. G.W.S. - Nick O’Brien
94. G.W.S. - Pass
95. G.W.S. - Pass
96. G.W.S. - Pass
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Fremantle
I think Fremantle killed it :D Got steals at 29 and 58.
16 - Fraser McInnes
20 - Brandon Ellis
29 - Shane Kersten
58 - Sam Kerridge
71 - Ben Nason ;D
72 - Brad Penis
Collingwood
Collingwood, not so much...
50 - Lee Spurr
65 - James Sellar
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I'd pick Markworth at 15 if he was available. His ability to use his pace and breakaway from a contest is a fantastic attribute to have in AFL footy. He can play half forward but eventually move into the midfield and become a real good player. For similar reasons I'd also be hoping that Jordan Murdoch from Glenelg is our pick at 26. Exceptional pace and a decent kick. Would be great on a wing at the MCG. Both players are a good size and wouldnt find it hard to put on the required weight to play early in 2012.
I think Markworth will be there at pick 15.
Who would you take out of the following if all were available at our Pick 15:
Adams
Docherty
Smith
Markworth
Kavanagh
For the record, the order I have put them in is the order I would choose
I would go with
Markworth
Adams
Smith
Docherty
Kavanagh
I would have the above group infront of the likes of Ellis and Kersten.
Its not a bad list to choose from to be honest. This draft should get us 2 decent players.
So based off both our lists we would be 'collectively' more satisfied if Adams falls to 15. :rollin
I agree, for mine Kersten and Ellis a little behind the above mentioned. I would be happy for either to fall to 26. :pray
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Carlton
22. Jackson Paine
44. Sam Dwyer
62. Dylan Buckley [F/S]
Melbourne
36. Sebastian Ross
52. Fletcher Roberts
54. Pass
Trade - Mitch Clark
Not too bad for either the Blues or Dees given neither had a top 20 pick.
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A few named in the various phantom drafts missed out tonight so they will be available in the rookie draft.
Marley Williams ... mid/fwd 181cm 85kg 22/07/1993 Claremont (WA)
"The Cotch" will be disappointed. :whistle Tipped him to go to us at 26. Also he didn't rate McKenzie and had him going in the 40's where I had him as our 26. Had Nort not jagged him, I'm pretty confident we would have taken him in a flash.
Very pleased that my 3 selections in our phantom draft got picked up especially Josh Tynan. In fact all my pics went earlier than most predicted. Maybe I know more about scouting future talent than I realised. Jack you got a job for me?? ;D
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A few named in the various phantom drafts missed out tonight so they will be available in the rookie draft.
Marley Williams ... mid/fwd 181cm 85kg 22/07/1993 Claremont (WA)
"The Cotch" will be disappointed. :whistle Tipped him to go to us at 26. Also he didn't rate McKenzie and had him going in the 40's where I had him as our 26. Had Nort not jagged him, I'm pretty confident we would have taken him in a flash.
Very pleased that my 3 selections in our phantom draft got picked up especially Josh Tynan. In fact all my pics went earlier than most predicted. Maybe I know more about scouting future talent than I realised. Jack you got a job for me?? ;D
You did well mate, a couple of my late ones missed, but I feel I was pretty well on the mark with most (exluding Fevola which was a fun pick).
1. G.W.S. - Jonathon Patton (Real draft #1)
2. G.W.S. - Stephen Coniglio (Real draft #2)
3. G.W.S. - Dom Tyson (Real draft #3)
4. G.W.S. - Matt Buntine (Real draft #5)
5. G.W.S. - Chad Wingard (Real draft #6)
7. G.W.S. - Will Hoskin-Elliott (Real draft #4)
9. G.W.S. - Elliott Kavanagh (Real draft #19)
10. G.W.S. - Liam Sumner (Real draft #10)
11. G.W.S. - Billy Longer (Real draft #8)
13. G.W.S. - Toby Greene (Real draft #11)
14. G.W.S. - Todd Elton (Real draft #26)
56. G.W.S. - Joel Hamling (Real draft #32)
79. G.W.S. - Brendan Fevola (Real draft N/A)
87. G.W.S. - Kyal Horsley (Real draft N/A)
90. G.W.S. - Jordan Kelly (Real draft #38)
92. G.W.S. - Brett O’Hanlon (Real draft N/A)
93. G.W.S. - Nick O’Brien (Real draft #59)
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Yep. Good job JVT particularly with the order. :thumbsup I guess Wingard was the biggest miss but not many would have gotten that one right.
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Cats all over the shop. Wins with Crozier & Newman but an absolute non event with the rest.
Good fun though.