Carlton nailed the 2015 draft that way and are benefiting now
Preview 2022 draft prospects
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The Royal Sampler
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Yes, those who are bemoaning the thought of making some hard decisions now and maintaining the rage for a rebuild are forgetting that in five years’ time, it will take five years longer.
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From what I have watched, Jefferson and Cadman are 2 seriously good KPF talents, my 2 favourites at this stage
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Agree both look very handy
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Bloody Hawthorn winning too often is hurting our points.
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If we're hell bent on going for a tall, by the sounds of it, there is likely to be a good tall prospect available wherever our pick falls. With about half a dozen getting good write ups.
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If I was goinf to target a tall it would Keeler. Easily the most upside and agile tall in the draft and has strong hands. Been playing a lot of ruck this year and is also doing well around the ground. His downside is his stamina but that is because he could work a bit harder.
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I wouldn't, he's not setting the world on fire despite the 'upside' and quite a few kpp players have gone past him. Want to piss away a first round pick, select Keeler, he is tall though!
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No of them are setting the world on fire. Keeler is just plodding along atm and doing pretty good. Scully was found out a bit on the weekend against bigger bodies and Lemmey is a mark and kick forward. I'd love to put money on keeler becoming better than them all
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TheBrownDog
Just looked it up:
Bloody hell: Weitering, McKay and Curnow, with Son of Jo late.
I hate to say it, but those pricks have the list to be Melbourne's biggest rivals over the next 4-5 years.
The only issue they’ve had is curnow being injured. Look at him Now. That’s one of the best drafts I’ve seen. 3 elite pillars. Crazy. I’m hopeful we can somewhat repeat it with atleast two picks. We do need mids, but I think there’s more options to trade for them.
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Post-Human
Easier to find a Gun Mid then a Gun Key Forward
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I blame that frankston ground lol
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Foot fracture sidelines No.1 pick contender
Draft hopeful Elijah Tsatas remains upbeat despite diagnosis
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Guess his careers over to according to our resident Charlie dean doctorI blame that frankston ground lol
Foot fracture sidelines No.1 pick contender
Draft hopeful Elijah Tsatas remains upbeat despite diagnosis
Clearly, Tsatas is faking it.
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I’m concerned.
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Both attended / attend Wesley College so maybe you are on to something there
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With all these talls sounding speculative teens picks, if we do end up with an early pick, it might be worth trading down for two bites of the cherry.
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What do the colours signify?
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Which state's there from
