List Mgmt. 2020 Draft Mega Thread - picks 35, 47, 57, 59, 73, 95
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At this stage this will be the year where I am crossing off the players listed on the mock draft to see which gem has fallen to 57, 59 etc.
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Jones not being bid on until gws pick would be excellent for us. Gives us more options to trade up with later picks after we match or even try and squeeze in before it with a trade of our future 1st if a player they like is still on the board.
Butters Made Me Do It
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I'm wholly ignorant of this years group tbh
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So you work for fox footy ??
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If that happens and Collingwood have to use #14 on him, they've essentially traded Treloar for nothing. lol.
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Maybe that's why Collingwood is looking to trade #14 for a first rounder next year *cough* C4 *cough*
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Essendon are such campaigners. Trade your firsts with us or we will bid on your player.
They don’t want a 1st rounder next year they’re trying to get rid of the 1 they already have
Next year is a long way away. Doesnt mean to say they will keep it!
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Theres no way the Crows bid on him. Whoever they end up getting will probably misses out on 50k through salary, any promotional shit that comes with being pick 1.
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Bet you Jack Watts wishes he went at 2.
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The Bulldogs have the points to match pick 1, but it is worth noting that 526 of those points are from the Treloar trade which isn't even agreed between the clubs (#14 out, #26, #33 and #42 in).
RussellEbertHandball
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I reckon they will. It will take some pressure off whoever they take at pick 2. The club can pay players extra than the mandated amount via the ASA's and in their second contract to make up for not being #1.
Plus if they pick a dud or a go home as quickly as possible player, they can say, when we finally got the #1 pick we couldn't pick the #1 player in the draft under the rules, and that's why we took X who didn't turn out like Ugle-Hagan did.
The Age had a story on Ugle-Hagan and extra bonus he could get as pick 1 in September.
The perils of being a No.1 draft pick
Assuming the Crows don't upset Richmond and gift-wrap pick one to North Melbourne, Adelaide will have the opportunity to make an unusual call in this year's national draft.
In the event that the Crows call out Ugle-Hagan's name first, he will go into the record books as pick one. He will earn a $10,000 bonus from the AFL and, on past practices, a further $20,000 from NAB. Adelaide would lose the marketing advantages of owning the number one pick; pick two doesn't generate the same hype.
Carlton's latest pick one, Sam Walsh, underscores how that honour changes perceptions of a player's performance. Walsh, by any measure, has been outstanding for the Blues. He won the Rising Star last year, has done everything right and is the main support to Carlton's midfield Atlas, Patrick Cripps. But, as a precise midfielder who accumulates rather than dazzles, Walsh is already being compared, unfavourably, to the more spectacular King brothers and Connor Rozee.
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Whoever they pick, though, would be better off as the draft's second banana. Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir, pick two in 1998, is more of a saviour for the club now than then.
To be released from a messianic burden is worth far more than a $30,000 bonus.
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A record-low number of selections are set to be used at next Wednesday’s national AFL draft.
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing several underage leagues, most notably the NAB League, to come to a halt, AFL recruiters have had a tough task identifying prospects this season.
But come next week, nearly a quarter of the overall national draft selections expected will likely be tied to the 18 AFL clubs.
Foxfooty.com.au has found there will be approximately 53 selections taken on draft night, with 12 of them likely to be bids on players already tied to AFL teams.
The 2020 draft pool for some time has loomed as the most compromised in recent history given the abundance of Next Generation Academy and father-son prospects.
Port Adelaide: 35, 47, 57, 59, 73, 95 (likely to use two picks)
www.foxsports.com.au
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing several underage leagues, most notably the NAB League, to come to a halt, AFL recruiters have had a tough task identifying prospects this season.
But come next week, nearly a quarter of the overall national draft selections expected will likely be tied to the 18 AFL clubs.
Foxfooty.com.au has found there will be approximately 53 selections taken on draft night, with 12 of them likely to be bids on players already tied to AFL teams.
The 2020 draft pool for some time has loomed as the most compromised in recent history given the abundance of Next Generation Academy and father-son prospects.
Port Adelaide: 35, 47, 57, 59, 73, 95 (likely to use two picks)
A record-low number of picks will be used on AFL draft night. Here’s how many your club could use
A record-low number of picks will be used on AFL draft night. Here’s how many your club could use
www.foxsports.com.au
A record-low number of selections are set to be used at next Wednesday’s national AFL draft.
With the COVID-19 pandemic forcing several underage leagues, most notably the NAB League, to come to a halt, AFL recruiters have had a tough task identifying prospects this season.
But come next week, nearly a quarter of the overall national draft selections expected will likely be tied to the 18 AFL clubs.
Foxfooty.com.au has found there will be approximately 53 selections taken on draft night, with 12 of them likely to be bids on players already tied to AFL teams.
The 2020 draft pool for some time has loomed as the most compromised in recent history given the abundance of Next Generation Academy and father-son prospects.
Port Adelaide: 35, 47, 57, 59, 73, 95 (likely to use two picks)
A record-low number of picks will be used on AFL draft night. Here’s how many your club could use
A record-low number of picks will be used on AFL draft night. Here’s how many your club could use
This is great news for us if we lose all our picks to match Jones and Schofield.
Our next pick ends up being 53 at worst rather than much later.
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I think and hope Taj goes through to the keeper and gets added to the rookie list to give us 2 live picks
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Late picks that could be there at 53 (based on Macca19's list and excluding academy players):
40) HIGHMORE, Tom. South Adelaide
192 / 89 / Key Defender
Third tall who is elite at intercepting the ball and using it well out of the defensive 50
Range: 40-Rookie
42) BOWEY, Jack. Sandringham
175 / 67 / Outside Midfielder
Pacey small with excellent skills and defensive pressure
Range: 40-60
43) SCHOFIELD, Taj. WWT / Port Adelaide Academy
178 / 72 / Balanced Midfielder
One of the best kicks in this draft pool which compliments his agility at stoppages and footy IQ
Range: 40-Rookie
44) BALDWIN, Kaine. Glenelg
193 / 90 / Key Forward
Dominant KPF who has sadly missed the last two years with ACL injuries. Projected as a potential top 5 pick beforehand.
Range: 20-50
45) WALSH, Henry. Geelong
203 / 87 / Ruck
Aggressive ruck who has excellent tap work, but needs to improve around the ground
Range: 30-60
46) HEATH, Max. Sandringham
203 / 94 / Ruck-Key Forward
Strong tall who looms as a potential dual position threat thanks to his contested marking and smart ruckwork
Range: 40-Rookie
47) WINDER, Isiah. Peel
180 / 79 / Outside Midfielder-Small Forward
Speed demon with high accumulation and x-factor. Capable of anything.
Range: 30-60
48) CALLOW, Jackson. Launceston
193 / 101 / Key Forward
Well built KPF who whilst low on athleticism, makes up for it with footy smarts and contested marking ability
Range: 40-Rookie
49) NEALE, Shannon. South Fremantle
202 / 91 / Ruck-Key Forward
Mobile tall with excellent athleticism, but quite raw in football terms.
Range: 40-Rookie
51) ANGWIN, Ryan. Gippsland
184 / 72 / Out-In Midfielder
Hard running midfielder who shows good skills but lacks size and the ability to find a lot of the ball
Range: Rookie
52) SPICER, Phoenix. South Adelaide
173 / 64 / Outside Midfielder
Exciting small who is lightning quick, has elite agility and can kick goals. Can make mistakes but is a cult hero in the making.
Range: 40-Rookie
55) DURDIN, Corey. Central Districts
173 / 73 / Small Forward
Clean goal sneak capable of playing midfield who uses the ball well and wins plenty of it
Range: 25-50
56) LIDDY, Mani. Sturt.
181 / 79 / Balanced Midfielder
Tough and hard midfielder who is quick off the mark and clinical under pressure
Range: Late-Rookie
57) SHARP, Harry. GWV Rebels
183 / 69 / Outside Midfielder
Hard running wing/half back who broke records with his running at the draft combine. Needs to find more of the ball and clean up disposal.
Range: 50-Rookie
58) ROSMAN, Fraser. Sandringham
194 / 84 / Key Forward-Tall Utility
An incredible athlete along the same lines as Blicavs who balances out his athletic traits with good forward craft
Range: 30-60
59) GORRINGE, Finn. East Fremantle
183 / 77 / Small Defender
Tough and hard at the ball, Finn can play a role off either a back flank or through the midfield
Range: 50-Rookie
60) STEVENS, Nick. GWV Rebels
192 / 84 / Key Defender
Quick and classy with the ball, Nick provides a good blend of defensive nous with strong skills
Range: 40-Late
40) HIGHMORE, Tom. South Adelaide
192 / 89 / Key Defender
Third tall who is elite at intercepting the ball and using it well out of the defensive 50
Range: 40-Rookie
42) BOWEY, Jack. Sandringham
175 / 67 / Outside Midfielder
Pacey small with excellent skills and defensive pressure
Range: 40-60
43) SCHOFIELD, Taj. WWT / Port Adelaide Academy
178 / 72 / Balanced Midfielder
One of the best kicks in this draft pool which compliments his agility at stoppages and footy IQ
Range: 40-Rookie
44) BALDWIN, Kaine. Glenelg
193 / 90 / Key Forward
Dominant KPF who has sadly missed the last two years with ACL injuries. Projected as a potential top 5 pick beforehand.
Range: 20-50
45) WALSH, Henry. Geelong
203 / 87 / Ruck
Aggressive ruck who has excellent tap work, but needs to improve around the ground
Range: 30-60
46) HEATH, Max. Sandringham
203 / 94 / Ruck-Key Forward
Strong tall who looms as a potential dual position threat thanks to his contested marking and smart ruckwork
Range: 40-Rookie
47) WINDER, Isiah. Peel
180 / 79 / Outside Midfielder-Small Forward
Speed demon with high accumulation and x-factor. Capable of anything.
Range: 30-60
48) CALLOW, Jackson. Launceston
193 / 101 / Key Forward
Well built KPF who whilst low on athleticism, makes up for it with footy smarts and contested marking ability
Range: 40-Rookie
49) NEALE, Shannon. South Fremantle
202 / 91 / Ruck-Key Forward
Mobile tall with excellent athleticism, but quite raw in football terms.
Range: 40-Rookie
51) ANGWIN, Ryan. Gippsland
184 / 72 / Out-In Midfielder
Hard running midfielder who shows good skills but lacks size and the ability to find a lot of the ball
Range: Rookie
52) SPICER, Phoenix. South Adelaide
173 / 64 / Outside Midfielder
Exciting small who is lightning quick, has elite agility and can kick goals. Can make mistakes but is a cult hero in the making.
Range: 40-Rookie
55) DURDIN, Corey. Central Districts
173 / 73 / Small Forward
Clean goal sneak capable of playing midfield who uses the ball well and wins plenty of it
Range: 25-50
56) LIDDY, Mani. Sturt.
181 / 79 / Balanced Midfielder
Tough and hard midfielder who is quick off the mark and clinical under pressure
Range: Late-Rookie
57) SHARP, Harry. GWV Rebels
183 / 69 / Outside Midfielder
Hard running wing/half back who broke records with his running at the draft combine. Needs to find more of the ball and clean up disposal.
Range: 50-Rookie
58) ROSMAN, Fraser. Sandringham
194 / 84 / Key Forward-Tall Utility
An incredible athlete along the same lines as Blicavs who balances out his athletic traits with good forward craft
Range: 30-60
59) GORRINGE, Finn. East Fremantle
183 / 77 / Small Defender
Tough and hard at the ball, Finn can play a role off either a back flank or through the midfield
Range: 50-Rookie
60) STEVENS, Nick. GWV Rebels
192 / 84 / Key Defender
Quick and classy with the ball, Nick provides a good blend of defensive nous with strong skills
Range: 40-Late
I would love us to take one of those speculative talls.
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