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Football => Richmond Rant => Topic started by: one-eyed on April 11, 2024, 07:06:29 PM
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MID-SEASON DRAFT SET
The MID-SEASON Rookie Draft is set to take place between rounds 11 and 12 with more than half of the competition's clubs currently holding open selections.
Clubs were told on Wednesday that the intake of picks for the mid-season draft will be staged on Wednesday, May 29.
Given the draft order is based on the ladder at that point of the season, the draft needs to be staged before the bye weeks start and clubs have played different amount of games, with the bye rounds running from round 12-15 this year.
There are currently 13 potential open list spots around the competition for clubs to use at the mid-season draft.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1105460/roos-ruck-to-roll-on-flag-cat-to-wait-father-son-dog-in-talks
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There’s an expectation that the Tigers will select Mutaz El Nour in the mid season draft.
A 22 year old key defender with strong signs of athleticism, kicking and intercept marking.
A product of our VFL team, surprised he wasn’t somewhat taken from us somehow.
https://twitter.com/jamesdevennn/status/1781607577316729224
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Assumed we would but now that bloke's said it not so sure ...is absolutely full of it and yet to get a single thing right... :shh
Will McLachlan from the the Geelong Falcons Footy Factory™ is another I'd wouldn't be unhappy with....arguably more a long term pick than immediate need though... :shh :shh
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Possible open list spots ahead of Mid-Season Rookie Draft
(as of April 21, 2024)
Adelaide: 2 (Wayne Milera, Patrick Parnell)
Brisbane: 2 (Keidean Coleman, Tom Doedee)
Carlton: 2 (Sam Docherty, Jack Silvagni)
Collingwood: 2 (Dan McStay, Nathan Murphy)
Essendon: 1 (Jaiden Hunter)
Fremantle: 1 (Left open from 2023)
Geelong: 0
Gold Coast: 1 (Left open from 2023)
Greater Western Sydney: 0
Hawthorn: 0
Melbourne: 1 (Angus Brayshaw)
North Melbourne: 2 (Callum Coleman-Jones, Josh Goater)
Port Adelaide: 0
Richmond: 2 (Judson Clarke, Josh Gibcus)
St Kilda: 0
Sydney: 0
West Coast: 0
Western Bulldogs: 1 (Bailey Smith)
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1110562/your-clubs-list-status-ahead-of-the-mid-season-rookie-draft
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Richmond “will be active” at AFL Mid-Season Draft, the players they could consider
The Tigers are in line to get early access to the top-rated prospects of this year’s MSD crop.
Mitch Keating
zerohanger.com
May 9, 2024
Richmond "will be active" at this month's Mid-Season Draft as the club looks to recover from a difficult start to life under new coach Adem Yze.
The Tigers' ongoing injury woes have restricted the club's ability to press for a finals spot, winning just one of their eight matches in 2024 to sit only above a winless North Melbourne unit.
Richmond's misfortunes, both with injuries and on the ladder, have them placed to get early access to the nation's most in-demand over-age talent at the Mid-Season Draft.
Season-ending setbacks to third-year duo Josh Gibcus and Judson Clarke will mean the Tigers can open two list spots for the May intake by moving the pair to their inactive list.
Currently 17th on the ladder, and with 13 clubs currently able to partake in the Mid-Season Draft, the Tigers sit with the second and 15th overall selections for the draft.
The final draft order - which is set in reverse of the ladder after Round 11 - will be determined by any further long-term injury setbacks or retirements across the competition.
Likely to have access to a top five selection, the Tigers will use their opening pick before weighing up their options on draft night come the second round.
"Yeah, we will be (active)," Yze said when quizzed by Zero Hanger.
"We've got a couple of players injured long term. So we've got two spots. Whether we fill in both or whether we just go with one... but yeah, we will be active."
Richmond recruited Matt Coulthard and James Trezise at last year's Mid-Season Draft with Picks 4 and 13 respectively, with the latter plucked out of the club's VFL program.
Arguably two of the Mid-Season Draft's biggest success stories have come from the Tigers' reserves, with breakout Bomber Sam Durham and Hawthorn's Massimo D'Ambrosio both drafted to Essendon.
Richmond might not need to look too far again this year, with VFL-listed defender Mutaz El Nour continuing to show promise at the level for the Tigers' reserves.
Alongside fellow tall Tom Brindley and former Port Adelaide player Joel Garner, El Nour has been among the Tigers' best performers in the VFL and could be considered for the Mid-Season Draft.
Richmond will heavily lean toward selecting the best available talent with its first pick, but will be keen to bolster its key forward stocks following a lean opening eight matches.
The absence of Tom Lynch and Noah Balta has given Mykelti Lefau a chance to prove his value, however recruit Jacob Koschitzke has struggled to fire.
South Adelaide teenager Noah Howes could be on for Richmond to consider, bringing a 196cm frame and plenty of promise after five league matches for the Panthers this year.
Collingwood VFL forward Jack Hutchinson and West Perth's Jasper Scaife are also highly-rated emerging forwards.
The 2024 Mid-Season Draft will take place on Wednesday, May 29.
https://www.zerohanger.com/richmond-will-be-active-at-afl-mid-season-draft-the-players-they-could-consider-150455/
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RCD 31 disposals 10 clearances 4 marks 2 tackles in the VFL today :shh
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RCD 31 disposals 10 clearances 4 marks 2 tackles in the VFL today :shh
Yep, he's going really well at Williamstown
But let's be honest there's no way we'd redraft him
That would mean admitting they got it wrong
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2024 Mid-Season Draft: ‘The number one’ mid-season AFL draft prospect revealed... and the team holding the cards
This year’s mid-season draft is scheduled for Wednesday, May 29 — between Rounds 11 and 12 — with a host of veiled talent set to put their hands up for long-awaited AFL opportunities.
While the picking order is still subject to change through the coming rounds, names are starting to separate themselves from the pack.
“Jack Hutchinson, the high-flyer from Collingwood (VFL), 190 centimetres, taking some great marks. He’s a talent,” said Herald Sun journalist Jay Clark on Fox Footy’s Midweek Tackle.
Hutchinson, a 22-year-old Wonthaggi product who plays a general forward role, is widely seen as the best available player of the 2024 crop, but the question is whether the current No.1 pick-holders view the VFL Magpie as a necessary commodity.
“Hutchinson, you speak to most recruiters, they say he’s the number one at this stage, but do North Melbourne need his type?” Clark asked.
“I think that’s a real conundrum, because they’ve got a couple of those types.”
Jaidyn Stephenson (189 centimetres), Eddie Ford (189), Cam Zurhaar (190), Zane Duursma (190) and Tyler Sellers (193) are all similar types to Hutchinson — pushing the possibility that the skyscraper slips past the Roos’ first selection.
Hutchinson, Will McLachlan (Geelong Falcons, forward-midfielder), Joe Pike (Geelong Falcons, ruckman), Jasper Scaife (West Perth, key forward), Jacob Blight (Peel Thunder, key defender) and Oskar Smart (Essendon VFL, small forward) are among the most sought-after names at this year’s intake.
McLachlan and Pike, both over-agers who returned to the Falcons this year, were a part of the Young Guns squad that played a pair of matches against Vic Metro and Vic Country in April, while Scaife and Blight were named in the 34-man WAFL State squad that will face South Australia on May 19.
“Those are the guys that are recruiters are talking about,” Clark continued. “It’s interesting the way it’s all shaping up, because I think Hawthorn and Richmond are looking at big men — they need key forwards and key defenders.”
Meantime, the Tigers have an ACL victim of their own in luckless defender Josh Gibcus, while spearhead forward Tom Lynch (hamstring) has also gone down after missing nearly all of last season.
As things presently stand, North Melbourne will pick first, Richmond second, and then Hawthorn third.
13 clubs currently have the opportunity to make at least one selection, while the Lions (four open list spots), Crows (three), Tigers, (two), Roos (two) and Blues (two) have at least two vacancies.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-2024-midseason-rookie-draft-which-teams-have-picks-which-players-will-be-picked-jack-hutchinson-will-mclachlan-joe-pike-midweek-tackle-comments-reaction-latest-news/news-story/9e71e6556be71a2b153f92dab15f70cb
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RCD 31 disposals 10 clearances 4 marks 2 tackles in the VFL today :shh
Yep, he's going really well at Williamstown
But let's be honest there's no way we'd redraft him
That would mean admitting they got it wrong
Or he just isn’t good enough. Evidenced by the fact that no side picked him up since we delisted him.
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If we were to revisit former delisted players there’s a bloke running around for Glenelg who’s won the SANFL goal kicking 3 times .
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RCD 31 disposals 10 clearances 4 marks 2 tackles in the VFL today :shh
Yep, he's going really well at Williamstown
But let's be honest there's no way we'd redraft him
That would mean admitting they got it wrong
Or he just isn’t good enough. Evidenced by the fact that no side picked him up since we delisted him.
Chris Tarrant got traded to Freo from memory, then Freo realised he’s a better KPD then he made it back to Collingwood so I guess there is at least a precedent?
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RCD 31 disposals 10 clearances 4 marks 2 tackles in the VFL today :shh
Yep, he's going really well at Williamstown
But let's be honest there's no way we'd redraft him
That would mean admitting they got it wrong
Or he just isn’t good enough. Evidenced by the fact that no side picked him up since we delisted him.
Chris Tarrant got traded to Freo from memory, then Freo realised he’s a better KPD then he made it back to Collingwood so I guess there is at least a precedent?
Not really given Tarrant wasn’t delisted.
Although I’m sure there are many cases of players getting delisted and picked up later by other clubs.
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RCD 31 disposals 10 clearances 4 marks 2 tackles in the VFL today :shh
Yep, he's going really well at Williamstown
But let's be honest there's no way we'd redraft him
That would mean admitting they got it wrong
Or he just isn’t good enough. Evidenced by the fact that no side picked him up since we delisted him.
He'd still be an upgrade on Dow..... :shh
If we were to revisit former delisted players there’s a bloke running around for Glenelg who’s won the SANFL goal kicking 3 times .
:clapping :clapping :shh
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https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/the-booming-kick-set-to-be-top-pick-in-the-mid-season-draft-20240520-p5jeyu.html
The Tigers are considered a strong chance to pick in-form Peel Thunder key defender Blight, in part because Josh Gibcus (knee) is out for the season and Dylan Grimes may retire at season’s end.
https://central.rookieme.com/afl/2024/05/21/state-game-player-focus-jacob-blight-wa/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zjwY7siChc
:shh
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https://www.sen.com.au/news/2024/05/21/the-talented-tasmanian-firming-as-the-no-1-pick-in-the-mid-season-draft/
:shh
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https://www.sen.com.au/news/2024/05/21/the-talented-tasmanian-firming-as-the-no-1-pick-in-the-mid-season-draft/
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Is he a defender or what?
Says he's a 184cm defender. If so, no thanks.
But also kicks goals? If he can play forward, sure.
But let's not forget these are 2nd tier leagues therefore they are fat and unfit, right? ::)
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Been playing forward/mid this year apparently.
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https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/the-booming-kick-set-to-be-top-pick-in-the-mid-season-draft-20240520-p5jeyu.html
The Tigers are considered a strong chance to pick in-form Peel Thunder key defender Blight, in part because Josh Gibcus (knee) is out for the season and Dylan Grimes may retire at season’s end.
https://central.rookieme.com/afl/2024/05/21/state-game-player-focus-jacob-blight-wa/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zjwY7siChc
:shh
Well, it's a need at least.
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How many clubs have a pick? Why doesn't my club have one?
Clubs must have a vacant list spot in order to take part and currently, only Geelong, Greater Western Sydney and Sydney are without potential vacant spots.
List vacancies can occur through a retirement or if a player suffers a long-term injury and is moved to the inactive list.
Brisbane (potentially four picks), and Richmond and Adelaide (three) are the clubs with the most vacant positions, while Carlton, Collingwood, North Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs all have two.
Essendon, Fremantle, Gold Coast, Hawthorn, Melbourne, St Kilda and West Coast all have one open spot.
Clubs have until Tuesday to open a vacancy on their list.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1135557/ultimate-guide-to-the-2024-afl-mid-season-rookie-draft
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Twomey also suggested that another first-round draftee, ex-Richmond midfielder Riley Collier-Dawkins, is being watched by Carlton.
https://www.sen.com.au/news/2024/05/22/the-former-afl-listed-players-in-the-mid-season-draft-mix/
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If he comes good at the Scumbaggers...... :banghead...be nice he'd been given the same run in the seniors Dow's currently being gifted.... >:(
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We need a ruck and a key forward.
If they pick up a 180-185cm HBF I'm going down to PRO with a bag of chicken poo - who's with me!?!?
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Depends if they're thinking long term or short term....if they just want injury coverage for this year (which IMO should be the priority at this point) then it'll be needs, if they're trying to get a player they think will be AFL quality and has a chance at a decent career they'll go best available talent....though with three picks now I'd say we can do both, assuming we use them all (you'd think they would given the state of things)... :shh
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We need a ruck and a key forward.
If they pick up a 180-185cm HBF I'm going down to PRO with a bag of chicken poo - who's with me!?!?
If they are the quickest player in the afl with footy nous yes, otherwise we will just draft the same plodders we have been signing
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We need a ruck and a key forward.
If they pick up a 180-185cm HBF I'm going down to PRO with a bag of chicken poo - who's with me!?!?
We took bradtke in the mid season draft and he never played a game and was delisted. Just take the best available talent. We’ve got holes everywhere in our side at the moment, any position we draft will come in handy. Although yes, I’d also hope it doesn’t end up being a half back flanker lol.
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Bradtke was taken in the pre-seaon. We took Trezise in the mid season last year
Was thinking about Bradtke this week actually. Is things had worked out better we could use him about now
:eyebrow :yep
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Bradtke was taken in the pre-seaon. We took Trezise in the mid season last year
Was thinking about Bradtke this week actually. Is things had worked out better we could use him about now
:eyebrow :yep
Why? Does Punt Road need a new groundsman or something? :huh
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Bradtke was taken in the pre-seaon. We took Trezise in the mid season last year
Was thinking about Bradtke this week actually. Is things had worked out better we could use him about now
:eyebrow :yep
Why? Does Punt Road need a new groundsman or something? :huh
KP forward, we are struggling in that area at the moment don't you think
Not disputing he stuffed up his opportunity but as I said if things had worked out... :whistle
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Does anybody really want think anyone we take mid season is going to have a major impact. Would have to be quite rare.
Any players we take are probably going to last a short period of time on the list
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Does anybody really want think anyone we take mid season is going to have a major impact. Would have to be quite rare.
Any players we take are probably going to last a short period of time on the list
Don't think anyone will save our season but we need to look at our structure at both AFL and VFL level.
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KPD is the obvious need with young going down.
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Not so sure, play Kosi down back for the rest of the year. This is his only position i reckon.
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Get the biggest, strongest key forward in form.
Don't give a stuff how fit they are or learning the game plan.
Just play them and let them do their thing.
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Yze said post-match, that despite having 3-4 list spots open, we'll only be using 1-2 picks in the Midseason Draft.
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Yze said post-match, that despite having 3-4 list spots open, we'll only be using 1-2 picks in the Midseason Draft.
That's a good idea.
Don't wanna take draft spots etc.
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Yze said post-match, that despite having 3-4 list spots open, we'll only be using 1-2 picks in the Midseason Draft.
Understandable.
Take either of Scaife (197 Forward) or Blight (196 defender) depending on who North take.
Probably our pick 17 not worth anything since we need a key forward.
Toby Murray (200 ruck/forward), Patrick Voss (199 defender), Brynn Teakle (203 ruck) or Joe Pike (203 ruck) may be there and worth a chance.
However if not we should take El Noor from our VFL. He currently has a shoulder injury and thus won't be taken but we can save him from next years draft.
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Just pick blokes who only want 6 month contracts for the last 2-3 spots.... :shh
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4 x 6 month contracts to players who are desperate to be on our list.
Why wouldn’t you take 4 players on Wednesday? Chances are 1 will be decent enough to be on the list come end of the year?
Only taking 1-2, odds aren’t in favour.
If they are from our VFL program, i begin to question where is our money going into? There are plenty of talented midfielders and tall forwards that missed their chances for some reason.
Give the desperate ones that chance!
Look at Lefau! Give this kid a chance and it looks like we have a good C-Grade 3rd Tall. Surround him with some tall forwards and our forward line becomes dangerous.
Recruit 4 Richmond! 2 tall forwards, 2 midfielders!
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Agree 100% taking only 1 pick I'm this draft.
All your doing is strengthening the vfl team.
Finish low, get some national draft picks, reset
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The Age saying we're interested in Brynn Teakle.
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Any inside whispers about tomorrow night?
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Tigers to take three selections to Mid-Season Rookie Draft
By Richmond Media
9 hrs ago
TRADE & LIST PARTNER
Milwaukee Tool
Richmond has placed Josh Gibcus, Judson Clarke and Sam Naismith on the long-term injury list following their respective knee injuries.
The list movement creates three selections for the Club ahead of Wednesday night’s AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft.
Richmond National Recruiting Manager, Chris Toce said that the Club would consider a range of options in the pool.
"It's really disappointing to lose those guys for the rest of the season and we are really grateful for them for understanding and letting us put them on the inactive list to enable us to make some selections," Toce said.
"(The mid-season draft) gives you the possibility to potentially fill some gaps.
"We've got a lens to the future... our intention is to pick players that are going to be able to help us over the over the longer-term rather than just picking for the quick fix."
Richmond has had success at the mid-season draft in the past with Marlion Pickett going on to play in a premiership in 2019.
Matthew Parker featured at senior level after joining the Club mid-year in 2021, and Jacob Bauer (2022), Matt Coulthard and James Trezise (2023) have also shown encouraging signs at AFL level.
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/1565753/tigers-to-take-three-selections-to-mid-season-rookie-draft
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Some talk that we're looking at Will Patton.... :shh
Don't rate him as highly as others -strikes me as just another GPS champion- but apparently clubs are starting to notice Sam Davidson from our VFL side...so expect to see him at Essendon.... :shh
For me it's out of McLaughlin, Hutchison if we want talent/potential or Howe/Scaife/Blight if we're looking at needs... :shh
Even though he's currently injured reckon we'd should use our third to secure El Nour....(no doubt WP is with me on that one) :shh
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Was unlucky seeing el Nour go down. He appeared to be tracking well in the VFL.
Surely we will be looking at needs rather than potential to cover the rest of this year. Potential will come with round one pick this year. :rollin
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Seem to be having a bob each way with these two statements:
"(The mid-season draft) gives you the possibility to potentially fill some gaps.
"We've got a lens to the future... our intention is to pick players that are going to be able to help us over the over the longer-term rather than just picking for the quick fix."
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Lol. Mixed messages to confuse the rest of the comp??? Or mixed messages coz we are a confused club at the moment🤦
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Was unlucky seeing el Nour go down. He appeared to be tracking well in the VFL.
Surely we will be looking at needs rather than potential to cover the rest of this year. Potential will come with round one pick this year. :rollin
Why?
stuff needs
We need to finish bottom two
Not improve and finish 14th or something ridiculous
Potential is surely a smarter long term option
Pick three and see if we can fluke one
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Sam Davidson, Mutaz El Nour, Joel Garner, Liam George, Austin Johnson, Archie May, Lachie Street and Lachie Wilson from our VFL team have all nominated.
Final list of nominees for the 2024 Mid-Season Rookie Draft
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1140379/full-list-of-nominees-for-the-2024-mid-season-rookie-draft
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2024 AFL MID-SEASON ROOKIE DRAFT ORDER
First round
1 - North Melbourne
2 - Richmond
3 - West Coast
4 - St Kilda
5 - Hawthorn
6 - Brisbane
7 - Adelaide
8 - Western Bulldogs
9 - Carlton
10 - Collingwood
11 - Melbourne
12 - Port Adelaide
13 - Essendon
14 - Sydney
Second round
15 - North Melbourne
16 - Richmond
17 - Brisbane
18 - Adelaide
19 - Collingwood
Third round
20 - Richmond
21 - Brisbane
22 - Adelaide
Fourth round
23 - Brisbane
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1140515/final-draft-order-and-list-moves-your-clubs-picks-for-2024-mid-season-rookie-draft
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Mid-Season Rookie Draft preview
Hear from Richmond's National Recruiting Manager Chris Toce ahead of Wednesday night's Mid-Season Rookie Draft.
(https://resources.richmondfc.com.au/photo-resources/2024/05/28/b418f490-cbcc-4159-af98-c00b36c27ede/h2z0oQOa.png?width=1240) (https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1565823/mid-season-draft-preview)
https://www.richmondfc.com.au/video/1565823/mid-season-draft-preview
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AFL Mid-Season Draft: Top picks and draft bolters
Jasper Chellappah
ESPN
May 27, 2024,
Pick 2: Richmond
The Tigers' injury crisis worsened over the weekend with Tylar Young suffering an ACL rupture in the VFL, meaning the club has four selections. They're only set to use two of those picks, however.
Payne should be considered if North surprise at pick one, but it's more likely that Scaife or Jacob Blight are targeted here. Scaife would add much-needed key forward competition given Noah Balta's move to defence and Jacob Koschitzke's successful defensive swing in the VFL. Jacob Blight is the best key defender in the pool, with the 23-year-old Peel product taking 13 marks against the SANFL state side two weekends ago.
Former Power big man Brynn Teakle would provide ruck depth given Sam Naismith's heartbreaking knee injury, but the Falcons' Joe Pike could prove the better long-term prospect to eventually usurp captain Toby Nankervis.
https://www.espn.com.au/afl/story/_/id/40224819/2024-afl-mid-season-draft-preview-every-pick-players-teams-start-bolters-geordie-payne
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Who is your club likely to pick in the mid-season draft?
Marc McGowan
The Age
May 28, 2024
Ex-Power ruckman Brynn Teakle, who has interest from multiple clubs including Richmond ... [has] also asked for a longer [18-month] deal.
The Tigers just lost Sam Naismith to a fourth ACL rupture after trading Ivan Soldo to Port Adelaide last year, with Samson Ryan backing up captain Toby Nankervis in the ruck at the weekend.
They are also keeping an eye on Hawthorn’s Next Generation Academy big man Iliro Smit, ...., with Richmond tipped to pick Peel Thunder intercept defender Jacob Blight or Collingwood VFL forward Jack Hutchinson.
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/who-is-your-club-likely-to-pick-in-the-mid-season-draft-20240527-p5jh0n.html
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What time is the draft tonight, and is it on any media platform?
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What time is the draft tonight, and is it on any media platform?
7pm
Streaming through afl.com.au
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What time is the draft tonight, and is it on any media platform?
How can I watch?
The only place to watch the 2024 AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft is on AFL.com.au and the AFL Live Official App. Gettable co-hosts and draft experts Cal Twomey and Riley Beveridge will lead the coverage along with host Nat Edwards and roving reporter Sarah Olle from 7pm AEST on Wednesday, May 29. See every pick as it happens and get instant analysis of what the new signings can mean for the second half of the season.
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1135557/ultimate-guide-to-the-2024-afl-mid-season-rookie-draft
Edit: WP beat me to it :thumbsup.
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Was unlucky seeing el Nour go down. He appeared to be tracking well in the VFL.
Surely we will be looking at needs rather than potential to cover the rest of this year. Potential will come with round one pick this year. :rollin
Why?
stuff needs
We need to finish bottom two
Not improve and finish 14th or something ridiculous
Potential is surely a smarter long term option
Pick three and see if we can fluke one
Damo gets it
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Jacob Blight (Peel Thunder)
“A 23-year-old key defender. If Richmond want him, they probably take him with Pick 2.”
Richmond could also be in the mix for Teakle after losing back-up ruckman Sam Naismith to an ACL injury. The Tigers hold Pick 2 in the mid-season draft.
Source: SEN
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Hutchinson, if he makes it past Richmond at No.2, could be in West Coast’s sights, with the Tigers likely to strongly consider key-position talents such as the VFL Magpie, as well as the intercepting Blight and strong-marking Scaife.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl-2024-midseason-rookie-draft-every-pick-live-updates-draft-order-picks-as-they-happen-best-players-every-clubs-selections-how-to-stream-watch-latest-news/news-story/111028023cfd6addca3b36c6b52725be
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The Live stream is in this link:
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1135104/watch-live-live-stream-full-broadcast-of-the-2024-afl-mid-season-rookie-draft
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1. North - Geordie Payne
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Right move getting blight
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2. Rich - Jacob Blight
3. WCE - Jack Hutchinson
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4. St.K - Max Hall
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5. Haw - Jasper Scaife
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6. Bris - Will McLachlan
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7. Adel - Toby Murray
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8. WB - Kelsey Rypstra
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9. Carl - Cooper Lord
No RCD who was linked to them.
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10. Coll - Iliro Smit
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11. Melb - Luker Kentfield
My name is Luker
I live on the second floor
:outtahere
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12. Port - Logan Evans
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13. Ess - Saad El-Hawli
For a change they didn't target our VFL-listed players.
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14. Syd - Tom Hanly
End of first round.
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15. North - Brynn Teakle
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16. Rich - Campbell Gray
17. Bris - Luke Beechen
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18. Adel - pass
19. Coll - Ned Long
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20. Rich - pass.
That's it for us.
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21. Bris - Darcy Craven
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22. Adel - pass
23. Bris - pass
That's all folks!
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Guess no-one rated Howes...glad no-one took El-Nour..thank you Norf for taking spud Teakle....other than that..meh whatever...glad we went with kids but MSD picks ain't gonna turn the list around ....ND's for that...winning's not the priority right now anyway... :shh
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Are these guys on 6-monthers or 18-monthers or is it at the clubs discretion, I can’t remember what the rule got changed to for the MSD.
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2024 AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft
First round
1. North Melbourne - Geordie Payne (Tasmania, Coates Talent League)
2. Richmond - Jacob Blight (Peel Thunder, WAFL)
3. West Coast - Jack Hutchinson (Collingwood, VFL)
4. St Kilda - Max Hall (Box Hill, VFL)
5. Hawthorn - Jasper Scaife (West Perth, WAFL)
6. Brisbane - Will McLachlan (Geelong Falcons, Coates Talent League)
7. Adelaide - Toby Murray (Adelaide, SANFL)
8. Western Bulldogs - Kelsey Rypstra (North Adelaide, SANFL)
9. Carlton - Cooper Lord (North Melbourne, VFL)
10. Collingwood - Iliro Smit (Eastern Ranges, Coates Talent League)
11. Melbourne - Luker Kentfield (Subiaco, WAFL)
12. Port Adelaide - Logan Evans (Port Adelaide, SANFL)
13. Essendon - Saad El-Hawli (Northern Bullants, VFL)
14. Sydney - Tom Hanily (Gippsland Power, Coates Talent League)
Second round
15. North Melbourne - Brynn Teakle (East Fremantle, WAFL)
16. Richmond - Campbell Gray (Essendon, VFL)
17. Brisbane - Luke Beecken (Woodville-West Torrens, SANFL)
18. Adelaide - Pass
19. Collingwood - Ned Long (Collingwood, VFL)
Third round
20. Richmond - Pass
21. Brisbane - Darcy Craven (East Perth, WAFL)
22. Adelaide - Pass
Fourth round
23. Brisbane - Pass
https://www.afl.com.au/news/1140586/every-pick-of-2024-afl-mid-season-rookie-draft-north-melbourne-kangaroos-land-tasmanian-geordie-payne-with-no1-pick
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Are these guys on 6-monthers or 18-monthers or is it at the clubs discretion, I can’t remember what the rule got changed to for the MSD.
Players request a contract length and wage I believe.
Most ask for minimum 18m so they aren't moving interstate etc for only 6m.
That Hawks bloke got picked up I think on a 4 year deal with decent coin.
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Interesting all clubs passed on RCD
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Are these guys on 6-monthers or 18-monthers or is it at the clubs discretion, I can’t remember what the rule got changed to for the MSD.
Players request a contract length and wage I believe.
Most ask for minimum 18m so they aren't moving interstate etc for only 6m.
That Hawks bloke got picked up I think on a 4 year deal with decent coin.
As in the guy they took with pick 5 in this draft?
4-years is outrageous, guy hit the jackpot lol.
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Are these guys on 6-monthers or 18-monthers or is it at the clubs discretion, I can’t remember what the rule got changed to for the MSD.
Players request a contract length and wage I believe.
Most ask for minimum 18m so they aren't moving interstate etc for only 6m.
That Hawks bloke got picked up I think on a 4 year deal with decent coin.
As in the guy they took with pick 5 in this draft?
4-years is outrageous, guy hit the jackpot lol.
Nah it was Jai Newcombe and I checked my facts - he requested a 2.5 year contract with stipulations for bonuses etc so I think he got around $250k in his first full season.
Most blokes nominate for 6 or 18 months on basic rookie wages.
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Interesting all clubs passed on RCD
He is not good enough, simple really.
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Are these guys on 6-monthers or 18-monthers or is it at the clubs discretion, I can’t remember what the rule got changed to for the MSD.
Players request a contract length and wage I believe.
Most ask for minimum 18m so they aren't moving interstate etc for only 6m.
That Hawks bloke got picked up I think on a 4 year deal with decent coin.
20 odd of the over 300 who nominated for thr MSD had nominated an 18 month term, not sure if either of ours did
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So important they didn't even mention it on Footy Classified at all... :shh
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Are these guys on 6-monthers or 18-monthers or is it at the clubs discretion, I can’t remember what the rule got changed to for the MSD.
Players request a contract length and wage I believe.
Most ask for minimum 18m so they aren't moving interstate etc for only 6m.
That Hawks bloke got picked up I think on a 4 year deal with decent coin.
As in the guy they took with pick 5 in this draft?
4-years is outrageous, guy hit the jackpot lol.
Nah it was Jai Newcombe and I checked my facts - he requested a 2.5 year contract with stipulations for bonuses etc so I think he got around $250k in his first full season.
Most blokes nominate for 6 or 18 months on basic rookie wages.
Pretty ballsy for anyone in the mid season draft to be making contract demands. You would have thought they would just want to get on an AFL list given they’d been overlooked multiple times before. I guess it makes sense for interstate players to want longer term deals if they are having to move but 2.5 years is more then the kids taken in the national draft get, or atleast used to (can’t remember if this has been bumped up to 3 years now).
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Are these guys on 6-monthers or 18-monthers or is it at the clubs discretion, I can’t remember what the rule got changed to for the MSD.
Players request a contract length and wage I believe.
Most ask for minimum 18m so they aren't moving interstate etc for only 6m.
That Hawks bloke got picked up I think on a 4 year deal with decent coin.
As in the guy they took with pick 5 in this draft?
4-years is outrageous, guy hit the jackpot lol.
Nah it was Jai Newcombe and I checked my facts - he requested a 2.5 year contract with stipulations for bonuses etc so I think he got around $250k in his first full season.
Most blokes nominate for 6 or 18 months on basic rookie wages.
Pretty ballsy for anyone in the mid season draft to be making contract demands. You would have thought they would just want to get on an AFL list given they’d been overlooked multiple times before. I guess it makes sense for interstate players to want longer term deals if they are having to move but 2.5 years is more then the kids taken in the national draft get, or atleast used to (can’t remember if this has been bumped up to 3 years now).
I think he was playing for Box Hill Hawks, so Hawthorn had been in his ear and he wanted to play for them only.
The contract stipulations were deliberate to ward off other clubs picking him beforehand.
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Ah yeah, that makes more sense. Doesn’t sound by the book by whatever lol
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Interesting all clubs passed on RCD
He is not good enough, simple really.
Interesting :whistle
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