OER PHANTOM DRAFT 2014

[mightytiges]

59. Adelaide - Matthew Goodyear (D.O.B. 20/07/1996, Height: 185 cm, Weight: 77 kg, Calder Cannons)

Extremely athletic medium midfielder with elite speed, endurance, awareness and elite hands in traffic. His drive and rebound from half-back as well as through the midfield often breaks the game open. He was purely an outside player in 2013 but has worked hard this year to the point where his inside/outside spread is 50/50. Averaged 21.3 disposals per game from his 15 TAC Cup appearances for Calder Cannons including featuring in the bests 10 times as he did much of the grunt and clearance work in the centre of the ground. Starred for Vic Metro against Vic Coutry in the National Championships racking up 23 disposals, nine contested possessions, seven inside 50’s and five clearances before copping an injury which limited his game time in his other two matches for Vic Metro. Weakness is his inconsistency in disposal by foot which is why he'll slip to a late pick but given his attitude and demonstration over the past 12 months to improve his game and turn weaknesses into strengths, he'll be an attractive proposition to develop for the club that drafts him.

VIDEO:
http://www.afl.com.au/video/2014-09-16/draft-prospect-matthew-goodyear
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVKtR8bNwik

[one-eyed]

Update:

1: St.Kilda       Christian Petracca
2: Melbourne    Angus Brayshaw
3. Melbourne    Patrick McCartin
4: GWS           Peter Wright
5: Collingwood  Jayden Laverde
6: GWS           Jake Lever
7: GWS           Paul Ahern
8: Gold Coast    Lachie Weller
9: Collingwood   Darcy Moore (Father/Son selection)
10: Geelong       Jarrod Pickett
11: West Coast  Caleb Marchbank
12: Richmond     Nakia Cockatoo
13: Fremantle    Sam Durdin
14: Adelaide      Brayden Maynard
15: Gold Coast   Kyle Langford
16: North Melb.  Hugh Goddard
17: Essendon     Liam Duggan
18: Sydney        Isaac Heeney (NSW Academy selection)
19: Carlton        Jordan De Goey
20: Essendon     Jarrod Garlett
21: St Kilda        Corey Ellis
22: St.Kilda        Tom Lamb
23: GWS            Connor Blakely
24: GWS            Jack Steele (NSW Academy selection)
25. North Melb.   Connor Menadue
26: W.Bulldogs    Oscar McDonald
27: W.Bulldogs    Touk Miller
28: Carlton         Damien Cavka
29: Gold Coast    Daniel McKenzie
30: Collingwood   Reece Mckenzie
31: Hawthorn      Alex Neal-Bullen
32: West Coast   Ed Vickers-Willis
33: Richmond      Dillon Viojo-Rainbow
34: Fremantle      Harrison Wigg
35: Adelaide        Toby McLean
36: North Melb.    Tyler Kietel
37: Sydney          Clem Smith
38: Sydney          Jack Hiscox (NSW Academy selection)
39: W.Bulldogs    Marc Pittonet
40: Melbourne     Blaine Boekhorst
41: St.Kilda        Jack Lonie
42: Melbourne    Billy Stretch (Father-Son selection)
43: Adelaide       Josh Deluca
44: Brisbane      Liam Dawson (Qld Academy selection)
45: W.Bulldogs  Lin Jong (rookie promotion)
46: W.Bulldogs  Jack Redpath (rookie promotion)
47: Geelong       Alex Markov
48: Collingwood  Jason Castagna
49: Hawthorn     Lukas Webb
50. Hawthorn     Pass
51. West Coast  Ed Langdon
52. Richmond     Dan Howe
53: Melbourne    Neville Jetta (rookie promotion)
54: Fremantle     Dean Gore
55: Geelong       Caleb Daniel
56: North Melb.   Joel Tippett (rookie promotion)
57: Port Adelaide Keenan Ramsey
58: Sydney         Mathew Hammelmann
59: Adelaide        Matthew Goodyear

Next up:
60. Geelong       blaisee
61. Carlton        YellowandBlackBlood
62. Essendon     Rookie promotion - Patrick Ambrose
63. Brisbane         Academy selection - Harris Andrews
64. W.Bulldogs      Father-Son -          Zaine Cordy
65. Carlton         YellowandBlackBlood
66. Gold Coast -   Rookie promotion -  Andrew Boston
67. Brisbane       WilliamPowell

[blaisee]

Nathan Drummond

The inside word
Medium midfielder with good speed and elite endurance. Played well as a 19-year-old in two matches in NAB AFL Under-18 Championships, averageing 15 disposals in two appearances. Played 12 games for Murray Bushrangers at TAC Cup level, averaging 26 touches and kicking 11 goals. A standout at the NAB AFL Draft Combine, finishing first in the clean hands test (26/30) and second in both the repeat sprint (23.95 sec) and beep test (level 15.9). Was equal-second in the kicking test (27/30), goalkicking test (25/30) and standing vertical jump (76cm), fifth in both the running vertical jump (90cm) and 3km time trial (9:59) and equal-sixth in the 20m sprint (2.93 sec).

[YellowandBlackBlood]

Pick 61 - Carlton

Sean McLaren
197cm - 92kg - Tall Defender/Ruckman/Tall Forward
Kept Hugh Goddard quiet when playing as a key defender. He could be useful as key defender/key forward depth for Carlton. Is athletic for a big guy.

[YellowandBlackBlood]

62. Essendon     Rookie promotion - Patrick Ambrose
63. Brisbane         Academy selection - Harris Andrews
64. W.Bulldogs      Father-Son -          Zaine Cordy

Pick 65. Carlton

Aidan Anderson


182cm - 83kg - Half Forward/Small Forward
Aidan Anderson is a good smaller forward type doesn't solely rely on roving or crumbing to snag a goal, he can lead up and take a mark or take a strong grab in a one on one. Has a very strong body already at 182cm and 83kg, much like many other young WA boys who have had WAFL experience.

[one-eyed]

Update:

1: St.Kilda       Christian Petracca
2: Melbourne    Angus Brayshaw
3. Melbourne    Patrick McCartin
4: GWS           Peter Wright
5: Collingwood  Jayden Laverde
6: GWS           Jake Lever
7: GWS           Paul Ahern
8: Gold Coast    Lachie Weller
9: Collingwood   Darcy Moore (Father/Son selection)
10: Geelong       Jarrod Pickett
11: West Coast  Caleb Marchbank
12: Richmond     Nakia Cockatoo
13: Fremantle    Sam Durdin
14: Adelaide      Brayden Maynard
15: Gold Coast   Kyle Langford
16: North Melb.  Hugh Goddard
17: Essendon     Liam Duggan
18: Sydney        Isaac Heeney (NSW Academy selection)
19: Carlton        Jordan De Goey
20: Essendon     Jarrod Garlett
21: St Kilda        Corey Ellis
22: St.Kilda        Tom Lamb
23: GWS            Connor Blakely
24: GWS            Jack Steele (NSW Academy selection)
25. North Melb.   Connor Menadue
26: W.Bulldogs    Oscar McDonald
27: W.Bulldogs    Touk Miller
28: Carlton         Damien Cavka
29: Gold Coast    Daniel McKenzie
30: Collingwood   Reece Mckenzie
31: Hawthorn      Alex Neal-Bullen
32: West Coast   Ed Vickers-Willis
33: Richmond      Dillon Viojo-Rainbow
34: Fremantle      Harrison Wigg
35: Adelaide        Toby McLean
36: North Melb.    Tyler Kietel
37: Sydney          Clem Smith
38: Sydney          Jack Hiscox (NSW Academy selection)
39: W.Bulldogs    Marc Pittonet
40: Melbourne     Blaine Boekhorst
41: St.Kilda        Jack Lonie
42: Melbourne    Billy Stretch (Father-Son selection)
43: Adelaide       Josh Deluca
44: Brisbane      Liam Dawson (Qld Academy selection)
45: W.Bulldogs  Lin Jong (rookie promotion)
46: W.Bulldogs  Jack Redpath (rookie promotion)
47: Geelong       Alex Markov
48: Collingwood  Jason Castagna
49: Hawthorn     Lukas Webb
50. Hawthorn     Pass
51. West Coast  Ed Langdon
52. Richmond     Dan Howe
53: Melbourne    Neville Jetta (rookie promotion)
54: Fremantle     Dean Gore
55: Geelong       Caleb Daniel
56: North Melb.   Joel Tippett (rookie promotion)
57: Port Adelaide Keenan Ramsey
58: Sydney         Mathew Hammelmann
59: Adelaide        Matthew Goodyear
60. Geelong        Nathan Drummond
61. Carlton          Sean McLaren
62. Essendon      Patrick Ambrose (rookie promotion)
63. Brisbane        Harris Andrews (academy selection)
64. W.Bulldogs    Zaine Cordy (father-son)
65. Carlton          Aidan Anderson
66. Gold Coast    Andrew Boston (rookie promotion)

Next up:
67. Brisbane       WilliamPowell
68. Hawthorn      rookie promotion - Zac Webster
69. West Coast   Go Richo 12
70. Richmond      Go Richo 12
71. Geelong       rookie promotion - Mark Blicavs
72. North Melb.     rookie promotion - Joel Tippett
73. Port Adelaide   torch

[WilliamPowell]

Pick 67 - Brisbane

DECLAN HAMILTON - North Adelaide
HT: 182cm
WT: 68kg

Plays off HB, great ball user and a nephew of the Jarman brothers. Played nearly every game at the national championship and is considered a "bolter" on this year draft
 

[Go Richo 12]

Pick 68- Hawthorn Promoted Rookie Zac Webster

Pick 69 West Coast- Brenden Abbott (Claremont)

Played 15 senior matches for Claremont in the WAFL this year. Kicked 18 goals playing predominantly up forward, including a bag of five and a bag of four. Strong-bodied aggressive forward with a ferocious attack on the ball. He's capable of taking a strong mark and is a thumping left-foot kick. Would make a bullocking midfielder at AFL level but there are question marks over his fitness and discipline. However, he did apply himself well at Claremont this season.

Pick 70 Richmond Michael Manteit


I was tempted to pass and hope for a mature age player in the pre season draft but will stick with youth as the club said they wished to invest in the draft.
Manteit has forged his early reputation by doing the little things coaches love. While the medium-sized defender reads the ball well and can drop off his man to influence contests, his desire to do the team things _ chasing, tackling and spoiling _ make him a favourite of teammates and the coaching staff. Has played predominantly at half-back where he can use his good kicking skills to set-up attacking forays from defence.

[torch]

Pick 73 Port Adelaide

Dougal Howard (Murray Bushrangers)

Tall Forward

Age: 18, Height: 195cm, Weight: 88kg

Key point: Excellent target inside 50, overhead marking is a strength.

 

[Mr Magic]

How's this going?

[mightytiges]

77. GWS - James Rose

I'll post info later tonight.

[the claw]

Pick 68- Hawthorn Promoted Rookie Zac Webster

Pick 69 West Coast- Brenden Abbott (Claremont)

Played 15 senior matches for Claremont in the WAFL this year. Kicked 18 goals playing predominantly up forward, including a bag of five and a bag of four. Strong-bodied aggressive forward with a ferocious attack on the ball. He's capable of taking a strong mark and is a thumping left-foot kick. Would make a bullocking midfielder at AFL level but there are question marks over his fitness and discipline. However, he did apply himself well at Claremont this season.

Pick 70 Richmond Michael Manteit


I was tempted to pass and hope for a mature age player in the pre season draft but will stick with youth as the club said they wished to invest in the draft.
Manteit has forged his early reputation by doing the little things coaches love. While the medium-sized defender reads the ball well and can drop off his man to influence contests, his desire to do the team things _ chasing, tackling and spoiling _ make him a favourite of teammates and the coaching staff. Has played predominantly at half-back where he can use his good kicking skills to set-up attacking forays from defence.

WAS HOPING TO THROW ABBOTT UP AS A ROOKIE PICK. RECKON WC OR FREO WILL TAKE HIM BEFORE THIS.

[the claw]

HEY IVE BEEN JUMPED AT 72
AT 72 NM TAKE JACKSON NELSON CANT BELIEVE THIS POTENTIAL FIRST ROUNDER IS STILL HERE.

[Diocletian]

Hope we get Abbott and he rips it up - if only to see '65 & Judge say something positive about Abbott.

[Mr Magic]

HEY IVE BEEN JUMPED AT 72

Geez claw. Jumped? Wake up!