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List Mgmt. 2016 AFL Draft
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Thanks Spearhead, you're right, it was Colts. So confirms my suspicions that the midfield talk was just that. Did anyone catch any of his school footy? Where was he playing there?
Miguel Sanchez
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I'm sure he could have got one if he tried hard enough.
We should have traded Mackenzie to Brisbane for their pick#21, don't forget that one.
From AFL.com
Pick 12: Tim Taranto might still be on the board at this pick despite his excellent end to the season. A goalkicking midfielder who steps up at the big moments in games, the Sandringham Dragon enjoyed a consistent year and has an excellent endurance base (he has run a 15.9 beep test). His marking and size give him a point of difference as a midfielder and Taranto booted four goals in the NAB All Stars game on Grand Final eve. The Eagles would need to look closely if he's available at their first choice.
Around the mark: Tim English, Todd Marshall, Shai Bolton
http://m.afl.com.au/news/2016-10-22/in-the-gun-every-clubs-top-draft-target.mobileapp
Well based on this as well as where our next pick is I can't see SPP in Eagles colours next year.
We needed a pick in the low 20's for him.
Saying that if we land Taranto at 12 that would be very, very nice.
And another thing, how come I can't get no Tang around here?
Maybe taking SPP at 12 is the "aggressive trading / drafting" the club was talking about?
If we pick up a weak, outside runner or a 3rd tall back or forward I won't be happy.
so if waterman is bid on before 34, forcing us to use our second. Do we?
Prob not. Take all the draft hype stuff at this stage with a pinch of salt, it's realy doubtful that the combine stuff changed much for the established prospects, more guys like Logue who came out of nowhere. Waterman is a HFF / 3rd tall prospect, and he's not a super athelete or a KPF prospect, so he's likely a 40ish ranked player.
Also saw this on regarding the SaintsFrom AFL.com
Pick 12: Tim Taranto might still be on the board at this pick despite his excellent end to the season. A goalkicking midfielder who steps up at the big moments in games, the Sandringham Dragon enjoyed a consistent year and has an excellent endurance base (he has run a 15.9 beep test). His marking and size give him a point of difference as a midfielder and Taranto booted four goals in the NAB All Stars game on Grand Final eve. The Eagles would need to look closely if he's available at their first choice.
Around the mark: Tim English, Todd Marshall, Shai Bolton
http://m.afl.com.au/news/2016-10-22/in-the-gun-every-clubs-top-draft-target.mobileapp
Pick 23: The Saints traded out of the first round and gained multiple second-round selections, plus extra first-round presence next year. Powerful midfielderSam Powell-Pepper could be an option at their first choice, No.23. The West Australian is a busy, tough, bullocking midfielder who barges through traffic and has a great athletic profile. Another who come into consideration if the Saints want to beef up their young tall stocks is 196cm defender Elliott Himmelberg. He has been off the radar after suffering a leg injury mid-season but has talent. He’s the younger brother of GWS pick-up Harrison, but is not tied to a northern academy.
Around the mark: Will Hayward, Alex Witherden, Brennan Cox
As far as i'm concerned this sums up Vozzo's handling of the 2nd round pick we should have traded for.
Waterman not listed in the top 30 but who knows how many of those will be snapped up by the expansion teams using later picks pushing our 2nd pick further down the order.
Looking at GWS picks after ours they have 37 (483 pnts), 39. (446) 45. (347) 52. (246) 57. (182) 58. (170)
Our 2nd at 34 is worth 542 points. Academy discount of 25% makes 406 points all they need to jump ahead of our pick 34, GWS has a total of 1,391 points to "buy" lower picks / players from their academy. A couple of 4th round picks provides another 300 points So that 1,691 is potentially 4 pick 34's.
Sydney also has two picks to use to jump ahead of our 2nd rounder on an academy kid.
So our 2nd could potentially drop a further 4-5 spots depending on who bids what on their academy products.
ROUND TWO
No. Points Club
20. 912 ESS Essendon
21. 878 BL Brisbane Lions
22. 845 BL Brisbane Lions (received from Suns as part of the Pearce Hanley trade; originally from Fremantle via a 2015 pick exchange)
23. 815 STK St Kilda (received from Hawthorn via a 2016 pick exchange; received from Fremantle for Bradley Hill; originally received as compensation for Chris Mayne)
24. 785 GEEL Geelong (received from Richmond as part of Josh Caddy trade; received by Richmond from Gold Coast as part of Dion Prestia trade)
25. 756 CARL Carlton
26. 729 WB Western Bulldogs (received from Gold Coast in an exchange of picks; received by Gold Coast from Richmond as part of 2015 Charlie Dixon trade)
27. 703 RICH Richmond (received as compensation for free agent Ty Vickery)
28. 677 COLL Collingwood
29. 653 ESS Essendon (received from Melbourne as part of the Michael Hibberd trade)
30. 629 PORT Port Adelaide (received from Gold Coast as part of the Pearce Hanley trade; originally received from Port Adelaide as part of 2015 Charlie Dixon trade)
31. 606 PORT Port Adelaide (received from Sydney Swans in a pick exchange; received by Sydney Swans from Greater Western Sydney in a pick exchange; received by GWS from from Brisbane Lions in a pick exchange; received from Collingwood as part of 2015 James Aish-Ryan Bastinac trade; originally received from St Kilda via trade for Nathan Freeman)
32. 584 NMFC North Melbourne
33. 563 NMFC North Melbourne (received as compensation for free agent Daniel Wells)
34. 542 WC West Coast
35. 522 FREM Fremantle (received from Gold Coast in a pick exchange; received by Gold Coast from Western Bulldogs in pick exchange; received by Western Bulldogs from Fremantle as part of the Joel Hamling trade; originally received by Fremantle from Greater Western Sydney via a trade for Cam McCarthy; originally received by Greater Western Sydney from Adelaide via a 2015 trade for Curtly Hampton)
36. 502 STK St Kilda (received from Hawthorn in a 2016 pick exchange)
37. 483 GWS Greater Western Sydney
38. 465 GEEL Geelong
39. 446 GWS Greater Western Sydney (received from Sydney Swans in a pick exchange)
40. 429 FREM Fremantle (received from Western Bulldogs as part of the Joel Hamling trade)
ROUND THREE
No. Points Club
41. 412 ESS Essendon
42. 395 GEEL Geelong (received from Brisbane Lions via a 2015 trade for Josh Walker and Jarrad Jansen)
43. 378 ADEL Adelaide (received from Gold Coast as part of Jarryd Lyons trade; received by Gold Coast from Western Bulldogs in pick exchange; received by Western Bulldogs from Fremantle as part of the Joel Hamling trade)
44. 362 COLL Collingwood (received from Gold Coast as part of Jarrod Witts trade)
45. 347 GWS Greater Western Sydney (received from Carlton as part of Caleb Marchbank/Jarrod Pickett trade)
46. 331 SYD Sydney Swans (received from Richmond as part of Toby Nankervis trade)
47. 316 MELB Melbourne (received from Collingwood as part of Lynden Dunn trade)
48. 302 CARL Carlton (received from Hawthorn in a pick exchange; received by Hawthorn from Melbourne as part of the Jordan Lewis trade)
49. 287 SYD Sydney Swans (received from Port Adelaide in a pick exchange)
50. 273 WB Western Bulldogs (received from St Kilda as part of Koby Stevens trade)
51. 259 COLL Collingwood (received from Melbourne as part of Lynden Dunn trade; received by Melbourne from Greater Western Sydney as part of Pat McKenna trade; received from Brisbane Lions via a 2016 pick exchange; originally received from North Melbourne as part of 2015 James Aish-Ryan Bastinac trade)
52. 246 GWS Greater Western Sydney (received from Sydney Swans in a pick exchange; received by Sydney Swans from Hawthorn as part of Tom Mitchell trade; originally received by Hawthorn from West Coast as part of Sam Mitchell trade)
53. 233 ADEL Adelaide
54. 220 WC West Coast (received from Hawthorn as part of Sam Mitchell trade)
55. 207 GWS Greater Western Sydney
56. 194 RICH Richmond (received from Geelong as part of Josh Caddy trade)
57. 182 GWS Greater Western Sydney (received from Melbourne as part of Pat McKenna trade; received by Melbourne from Hawthorn as part of the Jordan Lewis trade; received by Hawthorn from Sydney Swans as part of Tom Mitchell trade)
58. 170 GWS Greater Western Sydney (received from Carlton as part of Caleb Marchbank/Jarrod Pickett trade; received by Carlton from Western Bulldogs via a 2015 pick exchange)
No pick 106 or let him go.
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Should've traded Darling and EMac for picks 20-29.As far as i'm concerned this sums up Vozzo's handling of the 2nd round pick we should have traded for.
Would have preferred Ellis Yolman just quietly.
Hibberd netted pick 29. Also hasn't played footy for a year and isn't a former B&F winner
Maybe we could have offered a better deal on Carlton's second rounder that apparently they didn't want...
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Agreed. I won't be that disappointed if we miss out on Jake.
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Is Brisbanes opposition player research only up to the end of 2014?
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Lewis netted pick 48, played all year and came second in the B&F.
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According to this place Tom Lamb is easily worth a top 10 pick. Massive opportuinity missed there.
Could've bundled Lamb, Masten, MacKenzie, Colledge and Tunbridge for a top 5 pick.
Different scenario brah. Lewis would have been more expensive than that had Hawthorn not dicked him around to the point where he wanted out no matter what. Once he's openly said he'd like to join melbourne and they'd reneged once already, demons were always going to get him cheap town.
And i'm basing that off absolutely nothing because i'm not part of Hawthorns recruiting team and i have no idea what they tried to do. Before you ask.
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