Resource 2019 Draft Watch (we have picks 6 24 25 39 46)
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You realise there's several mids that will more than likely be available at our 2nd and 3rd picks that have the required speed and acceleration you're seeking...i.e. the very underrated in my view Thomson Dow who has flown largely under the radar up to now along with SA youngster Harrison Magor just to name two off the top of my head. This is a very good draft for midfield prospects.
Dow in particular has had a few niggles throughout the season so only played limited games for the Pioneers and school footy for Geelong Grammar where he's a boarder, Swan Hill his home town.
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Really like Ash, we need players with lateral movement plus takers the game on . We lack run more than any other team especially from defence . I would be drafting Hutchison from the SANFL side also.
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He's 6" 1' and 95kgs.
He's never going to be an elite athlete unless he changes his body makeup.
My favourites (only watched the champs and some players I didn't pick up on)
Pick 4:
Ash
Serong
Flanders
Young
Pick 20s (if still there)
Day
Schoenberg
Bianco
O'Neil
Sharp
Later picks:
Comben
Finlay
Hilder
I like the sound of Rivers but didn't see him much to say a lot.
Rantall looks and sounds like he's got a lot of upside, but has questionable kicking skills. That turns me off a little.
Really hope Day lasts until our 23!
Pick 4:
Ash
Serong
Flanders
Young
Pick 20s (if still there)
Day
Schoenberg
Bianco
O'Neil
Sharp
Later picks:
Comben
Finlay
Hilder
I like the sound of Rivers but didn't see him much to say a lot.
Rantall looks and sounds like he's got a lot of upside, but has questionable kicking skills. That turns me off a little.
Really hope Day lasts until our 23!
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Have you seen
Jack Riccardi play, and Miles Bergman
Have you seen
Jack Riccardi play, and Miles Bergman
Having just watched a few videos of Ash, I’m now off the Flanders bandwagon and onto his. There were a couple of elite kicks which I’m not sure many current AFL players would have the confidence to attempt, he hit the target with ease. Looks like he could switch into the midfield as well.
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We could always try and trade up the board on draft night if Day is still there at 18 or so, I'm on the Ash bandwagon as well.
Downloaded tha NAB League app today and had a look at highlights from all the top prospects and the one I want at pick 4 is Hayden Young . I get he’s a half back but will become a midfielder as he moves like that western bulldogs Bontompelli plus has his height and is a lefty . Want him the most but Melbourne will pick him . Damn.
But really want this guy Tom Hutchesson with one of our picks . Look at that movement in centre square . TimKellyesque.
But really want this guy Tom Hutchesson with one of our picks . Look at that movement in centre square . TimKellyesque.
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With all the current disharmony at the club, I feel like you’d have trouble setting a tone with this guy.
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Was he the guy they were touting as top 5 pick at start of year? What happened got injured or inconsistent year?
Really like Hayden Young from his highlights. Only question mark is at AFL level, will he be able to handle his defensive duties - he's not quite big and strong enough to be a 3rd tall but is he quick enough for the speedy smalls at AFL level? His kicking (accuracy + penetration), intercept work, vision is ELITE. He would take our backline to another level IMO. Reminds me of a combination of birchall and hodge.
Think Serong is special too. Just has that bit of creativity and x factor about him. On the smaller side but has strong hips and that nuggety low centre of gravity. Great football IQ and can assess a tight situation quicker than most. Good decision maker, spots up targets and doesn't blast the ball long under pressure. Robbie gray is a good comparison.
Like the look of Ash too- very Heath Shaw like with his good ball use and run and carry. Think we have a few of his type on our list though which is why i'd be less keen but wouldn't be dissapointed.
Think Serong is special too. Just has that bit of creativity and x factor about him. On the smaller side but has strong hips and that nuggety low centre of gravity. Great football IQ and can assess a tight situation quicker than most. Good decision maker, spots up targets and doesn't blast the ball long under pressure. Robbie gray is a good comparison.
Like the look of Ash too- very Heath Shaw like with his good ball use and run and carry. Think we have a few of his type on our list though which is why i'd be less keen but wouldn't be dissapointed.
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Excellent music joke. One like from me.
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Both, really.
Why is Ash rated higher than Stephens on here? From the limited highlights Stephens looks more impressive - plus has done well against men as opposed to schoolboys.
Back injurys I believe, minor issues....
Some comparisons are of a short J.Kennedy
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Yes and yes.
Riccardi showed a bit at TAC level for the Calder Cannons both in his top age and over age years moving between Half forward and half back mainly....this year he's moved onto the VFL as a 20 year old and had a very good season playing CHF for Mark Williams/Nick Daffy's Werribee....surprisingly he was passed over in the mid season draft but reckon he will probably go close to being the first mature ager drafted in this year's draft. Another St. Bernard's College footy product like his close mate Lachlan Sholl so might be a chance for us.
According to AFL Draft Central's Ed Pascoe he tells me we've shown strong interest in high leaping athletic forward Calder Cannon Jeremy O'Sullivan also a St. Bernard's College lad and historically we've drafted us some Calder Cannons.
Currently I doubt we have a pick in Miles Bergman's range, I expect him to be a real bolter up the draft board come draft night, hugely gifted athlete, with speed, agility, very penetrating kick and an amazing leap for someone his size [188cm], a real metres gained player just needs to add consistency and more production to his game to be an out and out star IMO. I'm tipping he goes somewhere mid - late 1st round. Initially I think he plays wing/half forward at AFL level. Miles also won the Neale Daniher Medal for B.O.G. for St.Bede's College in this year's Herald Sun Shield Grand Final and played well for the Sandy Dragons in the finals of the NAB League proving he stands up in the big games.
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This is a great list posted by Davo-27 in his thread on the Phantom Draft sub-board.
Reposted here for our reference.
Reposted here for our reference.
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He's a player that doesn't need to get a lot of it to inflict some real serious damage on the opposition.....don't you be worrying too much about the stats, get hold of some footage, a good game to get hold of would be the wildcard round of the NAB League Sandy Dragons vs Geelong Falcons.
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Yeah, I never really watched any of the NAB league games, just the state and rep games. Didn't really notice him there, but not sure that means much.
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Curious on your view, if we manage to get GWS pick 6, would Kemp be the answer, or do they see Borlase playing the same role down the track . and pick a Serong, Ash,
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