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List Mgmt. 2022 AFL Draft & Rookie Draft
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If Phillipou is gone then Hollands, Keeler,
The step up to the big stage will soon settle most youngsters , once they get a taste of the workload, pace & determination required
to get through a game.
Very confident youngster , aware of his football ability, no harm reckon an extrovert whom is hard at it, athletic, skilled and good footy IQ , is just what we need, can impact the scoreboard too.
The step up to the big stage will soon settle most youngsters , once they get a taste of the workload, pace & determination required
to get through a game.
Would you take a pick on Ginbey before WCE?
Good Mark and Kick will impact scoreboard, don’t think he’ll be available at p10., unfortunately
His kicking is a little dicey, that’s the thing, otherwise has good qualities Athleticism, almost 1.90 , strong and can rampage.
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Any knocks on Busslinger. If we want a key defender surely hes high on the list?
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Weddle for me if we're taking a defender.
Could be another troy menzel
I like him to a Stewart type
Not suggesting he will turn out to be as good, but Weddle has Alex Rance characteristics
Smooth mover, great vision, but lacks speed. Also, don't believe he can play as a backman at the next level as some suggest
If you like Hustwaite, Billy Dowling who is very underrated would be a better pick. I rate his decision making and disposal ( although needs to look at longer targets by foot more often) amongst the best in this draft. Has more scoreboard impact and versatility than Hustwaite
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You only have to say "needs to look at longer targets by foot" and I, sadly, automatically think of SPS.
Not at that level
Weddle undersized for a Rance role? Reckon he might drop a bit due to a lack of inches.
Dowling? What about Jakob Ryan? Smooth mover who can run and carry and kicks very well.
‘Really like Charlie Clark too. Run and carry with good forward defensive pressure.
Weddle is only a cm smaller, Darren Glass shorter again. But not so much about height, more characteristics
Ryan is only a back flanker, although solid
Yeah like Clarke, but Drury and Long are just as dangerous in that role
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I wasn’t that enthused when he first moved on the ball, just looked like another RCD but he’s improving at a very fast rate. Has gotten way better at getting his hands on the ground balls and getting his handballs out as the year has gone on.
I know some of these are gone... but this is my rough rankings at the moment.
1. Cadman
2. Ashcroft
3. Wardlaw
4. Tsatas
5. Ginbey
6. Clark
7. Phillipou
8. Busslinger
9. Mackenzie
10. Humphrey
11. Hewett
12. Sheezel
Which ever name is the highest, I would strongly consider drafting.
EDIT: I forgot Tsatas
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Don’t rate Tsatas?
AFL Draft Power Rankings: New names emerge in top 20
ESPN.com.au's draft expert Chris Doerre has revealed his AFL Draft Power Rankings for the month of October, with new names emerging as first-round options.
1. Ashcroft
2. Phillipou
3. Wardlaw
4. Tsatas
5. Sheezel
6. Cadman
7. Humphrey
8. Clark
9. Mackenzie
10. Busslinger
11. Hustwaite
12. Hollands
13. Hayes
14. Hewett
15. Voss (SOM)
16. Konstanty
17. Hotton
18. Jones
19. Ginbey
20. Phillips
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What this says to me (from my very limited knowledge), is that I wouldn't want us to trade our first pick (currently 10/11) in order to gain an extra pick in top 20 (to get say 15 and 19). Whilst there is a variation in order of top 12/13 draftees, there seems to be a consensus as to who they are. Just the way I see it at the moment, but understand the counter view point...Fwiw - ESPNs October rankings:AFL Draft Power Rankings: New names emerge in top 20
ESPN.com.au's draft expert Chris Doerre has revealed his AFL Draft Power Rankings for the month of October, with new names emerging as first-round options.t.co
1. Ashcroft
2. Phillipou
3. Wardlaw
4. Tsatas
5. Sheezel
6. Cadman
7. Humphrey
8. Clark
9. Mackenzie
10. Busslinger
11. Hustwaite
12. Hollands
13. Hayes
14. Hewett
15. Voss (SOM)
16. Konstanty
17. Hotton
18. Jones
19. Ginbey
20. Phillips
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I think if Phillipou and Sheezel(current team needs) are gone before 11, then this list indicates we should slide back a bit to get Hollands or Hotton with our first pick.
We should trade our future first for a late teens pick this year and a future 2nd or 3rd because
1. Future first is likely to be 12+
2. How many kpp will be there nexr year around 15?
3. This draft is even and we are likely to get a Hayes(kpanyaway) or Weddle (fills a need
4. We can still speculate on a tall eg Sully, late
5. We need to bring the list on together
So we could just aboit balance our list needs in one draft, discounting that we are not fortunate enough to draft Sheezel, Philipou etc
10 - Holland- wing outside mid
18- Hayes/Weddle Key Back or great HBF
29- Binns Backpocket
49 Sully KPF
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Get kapanawsy
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I like Hewett. Seems like the perfect fit for us as well. Just can’t go past him, every time i keep reviewing the options.
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Not sure where he went, but he is 4th on my rankings currently, my bad.
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