Finalised National Draft selections

[one-eyed]

Complete AFL 2004 National Draft Selections
footygoss.com
Posted Nov 12, 2004 - 16:23 PM

The selection order for next week's 2004 National AFL Draft has been confirmed, following today's list lodgement deadline.

There will be 78 selections at next week's meeting, over eight rounds.

The National AFL Draft will be conducted from 10am(EST) Saturday, November 20, in the Melbourne Park Function Centre.


Richmond selections: (9) 1, 4, 12, 16, 20, 36, 52, 65, 72


Draft order

1.   Richmond
2.   Hawthorn
3.   Western Bulldogs

4.   Richmond
5.   Hawthorn
6.   Western Bulldogs
7.   Hawthorn
8.   Adelaide
9.   Carlton
10.   Collingwood
11.   Pt Adelaide
12.   Richmond
13.   Melbourne
14.   Essendon
15.   Melbourne
16.   Richmond
17.   St Kilda
18.   Brisbane Lions
19.   Pt Adelaide

20.   Richmond
21.   Hawthorn
22.   Western Bulldogs
23.   Collingwood
24.   Adelaide
25.   Carlton
26.   Hawthorn
27.   Brisbane Lions
28.   Adelaide
29.   West Coast
30.   Essendon
31.   Sydney
32.   Geelong
33.   St Kilda
34.   Pt. Adelaide
35.   Pt. Adelaide

36.   Richmond
37.   West Coast
38.   Western Bulldogs
39.   Collingwood (T.Cloke F/S)
40.   Adelaide
41.   Carlton   (L.Blackwell F/S)
42.   Kangaroos   (J.W. Smith F/S)
43.   Melbourne
44.   West Coast    (M.Morton F/S)
45.   Brisbane Lions
46.   Essendon
47.   Sydney
48.   Geelong (N. Ablett F/S)
49.   St Kilda
50.   Brisbane Lions
51.   Pt. Adelaide

52.   Richmond
53.   Hawthorn
54.   Western Bulldogs
55.   Collingwood
56.   Adelaide
57.   West Coast
58.   Kangaroos
59.   Fremantle
60.   Essendon
61.   Sydney
62.   Geelong
63.   St Kilda
64.   Brisbane Lions

65.   Richmond
66.   Collingwood
67.   Fremantle
68.   Kangaroos
69.   Fremantle
70.   Essendon
71.   St Kilda

72.   Richmond
73.   Carlton
74.   Kangaroos
75.   Fremantle
76.   St Kilda

77.   Carlton

78.   Carlton

[mightytiges]

Not confirmed 100% but I believe these are the coverage times and places for the draft on Saturday:

Radio: 10am SEN (won't be over the net as they aren't allowed to broadcast on weekends)

Web: 10 am afl.com.au and of course OER 

TV: 3pm Ch. 10 summary

[Bulluss]

MT

what are the chances of having the chat room back up and running for the draft on saturday?

Would be good if everyone can get in and chat as the draft goes on.

[mightytiges]

Will do Bully. I'm looking at a new installation for the chatroom which supposedly (I haven't tried it yet)  fits in better with the rest of OER - for example Y&B rather than freo  colours. If I don't have that one installed by Saturday morning I'll just reinstall the old chatroom.

Cheers,

         MT.

[one-eyed]

National Bank's AFL Draft Coverage
afl.com.au
Wed 17th November 2004   
      
Thanks to BigPond, this year, for the first time ever, you can watch the 2004 National Bank’s AFL draft live and exclusive on afl.com.au

Saturday November 20, from 9.50am, you can catch BigPond's live video webcast from Melbourne Park Function Centre, hosted by Peter Donegan with special comments from former Western Bulldogs coach Terry Wheeler, now the head coach of the AFL/AIS Academy.

BigPond’s exclusive coverage is free for all visitors to afl.com.au and includes interviews with draftees, their families, club coaches and officials.

If you don't yet have broadband, you can still hear the live SEN 1116 radio broadcast of the event on afl.com.au. Hosted by Mark Doran and Bruce Eva, with special comments from AFL National Talent Manager Kevin Sheehan and draft analyst/journalist Matt Burgan. [ed. SEN coverage 9am -12 noon]

BigPond’s coverage includes special features including:

A Draft Tracker that will list every selection in order, as well as round-by-round and club-by-club, so you can follow each selection as it happens.

In-depth news stories and reactions from every club on all club websites and afl.com.au, with comments from club officials, background on the draft picks and Matt Burgan's analysis of how your club fared.

SMS draft news alerts will also be available for the first time this year.

http://afl.com.au/default.asp?pg=live&spg=draft2004

[one-eyed]

I'm looking at a new installation for the chatroom which supposedly (I haven't tried it yet)  fits in better with the rest of OER - for example Y&B rather than freo  colours.

The new chatroom has been installed  . It's slighty different to the old one so let me know of any probs. If it askes for a username (nic) and password type in the same ones you use to log onto the forum.

Cheers,

       MT.