All depends. Not every club will grab a KPF first. North will for sure. So there’s one gone. Adel, Gold Coast might grab mids. hawks likely a mid. Lots depends on who finishes under us
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Come on, you know our draft team. There’s no chance they’ll draft a key position player the excuse will be that they were picking the next best available player and that was a mid of average size, no speed or skill but had some good numbers in the combine.
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And IMO Elijiah Tstatas would be the clear number 1 at this point. George Wardlaw, Ashcroft would be in the top 5. Would then you place Harry Lemmey 4-5?
If a bid comes from Ashcroft early, then would push our pick down and likely to get a tall.
Where would Scully place? Somewhere in the first round? Depends on championships, but doesn't think anyone sees him top 5 at this point. Between him, Lemmey, that crows NGA product, and maybe a few more... we'll surely get a crack, even if we place around 13-14th on the ladder.
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Ashcroft putting similar numbers to daicos last season.
Lions will get a beauty there. We definately should be trageting there first rounder this year.
Lions will get a beauty there. We definately should be trageting there first rounder this year.
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Little birdy says Ashcroft isn't keen on heading interstate.
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If true then i guess the roos will have a decision to make.
Would be good if the top 3-4 are mids so we can take one of the top KPP
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Who is our draft team that has a track record of doing this?
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He look great at CFC training
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Excellent North can draft another mid
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keeler is the one, makes the game look easy and would play next year. lemmey is a lead up forward and would take a lot more development
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IMO Lemmey would be priority number 1. Big searching smart leads and plays a simple but effective game style. Exactly the player we need.
I’d love to somehow pair him with Scully and an under appreciated inside mid later in the draft.
Draft done.
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Might need 2 Top 10 Picks and 1 Very High Pick
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I can't seem to find anything on him
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I was pretty down on us pre-season but I reckon I have higher hopes than a lot of you guys now. Just looking at our fixture which is very kind, unless we get slaughtered by injuries I see us finishing on the fringes of the 8. There's a lot of middling teams out there which I think we can cover. So we could be looking at a Pick 8, 9 or 10. In that case would you be comfortable involving a future first to trade up to secure a key forward?
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I wouldn't do it. We need quantity in terms of talented kids, as we're in real danger of falling further in four years time, which is when you draft for.
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Port be tanking for Lemmy 
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A pick around that area should be enough to secure a decent key forward in this draft. Lemmey and Keeler aren’t the only two highly rated talls.
And tbh, trading an extra first to secure a draft prospect is a dangerous strategy. Schache was pick 2, and in the same draft McKay went at 10 and Curnow at 12.
