List Mgmt. 2022 Draft Thread - Part I

[George]

Sticking this at the top of each page. If it gets annoying, let me know and I can just put it in the original post of the thread. Credit to Lore

 

[Ads734]

My player comps I always try and get these as accurate as possible and I think they say quite a bit. Understand that this is purely stylistic and not reflective of actual performance level.


Ashcroft - Lachie Neale

9

Lachie Neale

Age

31

Ht

178cm

Wt

84kg

Pos.

Mid

Career

Season

Last 5

D

27.0

5star

K

11.5

4star

HB

15.5

5star

M

4.0

4star

T

3.7

5star

CL

5.9

5star

D

28.3

5star

K

13.9

5star

HB

14.4

5star

M

4.6

4star

T

4.0

5star

CL

5.9

5star

D

12.0

3star

K

4.6

2star

HB

7.4

5star

M

2.0

3star

T

1.0

3star

CL

0.4

3star

Cadman - Jeremy Cameron

5

Jeremy Cameron

Age

31

Ht

196cm

Wt

94kg

Pos.

Fwd

Career

Season

Last 5

D

12.5

3star

K

9.0

3star

HB

3.4

3star

M

5.4

5star

T

1.6

4star

G

2.6

5star

D

10.0

3star

K

7.1

3star

HB

2.9

2star

M

4.6

4star

T

2.0

3star

G

1.9

5star

D

8.2

2star

K

5.0

2star

HB

3.2

3star

M

4.6

5star

T

2.4

4star

G

2.0

5star

George Wardlaw - Luke Davies Uniake/
Sheezel - Robbie Gray

9

Robbie Gray

Age

36

Ht

183cm

Wt

84kg

Pos.

Fwd

Career

Season

Last 5

D

19.9

5star

K

9.8

4star

HB

10.1

5star

M

3.5

4star

T

3.2

5star

G

1.4

5star

D

13.3

3star

K

6.0

2star

HB

7.3

4star

M

2.4

3star

T

2.6

4star

G

0.6

4star

D

10.4

3star

K

6.6

3star

HB

3.8

3star

M

3.6

4star

T

1.4

4star

G

1.4

5star

Clarke - Jai Newcombe
Elijah Tsatas - Adam Trelore
Baily Humprhey - Mitch Owens/Degoey
McKenzie - Mundy
Phillapou - Finn Callaghan/ David Meyers
Busslinger - Weitering
Elijah Hewit - LDU

 

[SaintsSeptember]

RANK	JORDAN PINTO	DAN BATTEN	CHRIS CAVANAGH
1​	Will Ashcroft	Will Ashcroft	Will Ashcroft
2​	Elijah Tsatas	Harry Sheezel	George Wardlaw
3​	Harry Sheezel	George Wardlaw	Elijah Tsatas
4​	George Wardlaw	Aaron Cadman	Harry Sheezel
5​	Aaron Cadman	Elijah Tsatas	Aaron Cadman
6​	Cam Mackenzie	Jhye Clark	Jhye Clark
7​	Bailey Humphrey	Bailey Humphrey	Bailey Humphrey
8​	Mattaes Phillipou	Mattaes Phillipou	Matt Jefferson
9​	Jedd Busslinger	Cam Mackenzie	Cam Mackenzie
10​	Jhye Clark	Reuben Ginbey	Reuben Ginbey
11​	Oliver Hollands	Jed Busslinger	Mattaes Phillipou
12​	Henry Hustwaite	Matthew Jefferson	Jedd Busslinger
13​	Reuben Ginbey	Elijah Hewett	Lewis Hayes
14​	Matthew Jefferson	Oliver Hollands	Oliver Hollands
15​	Olli Hotton	Olli Hotton	Elijah Hewett
16​	Elijah Hewett	Lachie Cowan	Josh Weddle
17​	Jaspa Fletcher	Alwyn Davey Jr	Olli Hotton
18​	Harry Barnett	Henry Hustwaite	Jaspa Fletcher
19​	Lewis Hayes	Lewis Hayes	Lachlan Cowan
20​	Sam Gilbey	Ed Allan	Henry Hustwaite
21​	Lachie Cowan	Jaspa Fletcher	Brayden George
22​	Josh Weddle	Josh Weddle	Jacob Konstanty
23​	Jacob Konstanty	Charlie Clarke	Alwyn Davey Jnr
24​	Brayden George	Harvey Gallagher	Coby Burgiel
25​	Alwyn Davey Jr	Mitch Szybkowski	Max Michalanney
26​	Jaiden Magor	Darcy Jones	Darcy Jones
27​	Darcy Jones	Brayden George	Mitch Szybkowski
28​	Isaac Keeler	Max Gruzewski	Isaac Keeler
29​	Coby Burgiel	Jacob Konstanty	Max Gruzewski
30​	Jakob Ryan	Harry Barnett	Jed Hagan
31​	Max Michalanney	Isaac Keeler	Adam D’Aloia
32​	Max Gruzewski	Jaxon Binns	Harry Barnett
33​	Harry Lemmey	Harry Rowston	Harry Rowston
34​	Jaxon Binns	Jed Hagan	Ed Allan
35​	Mitch Syzbkowski	Jason Gillbee	Sam Gilbey
36​	Ed Allan	Sam Gilbey	Charlie Clarke
37​	Kaleb Smith	Noah Long	Jaxon Binns
38​	Billy Dowling	Blake Drury	Blake Drury
39​	Blake Drury	Luke Teal	Hugh Bond
40​	Adam D’Aloia	Max Michalanney	Anthony Munkara

They've made some interesting choices with some of those.
Some big slides by Allen and Konstanty

 

[Jay Beast]

Mattaes Phillipou looks special but the go-home factor is a worry.

 

[botts]

Mattaes Phillipou looks special but the go-home factor is a worry.

Fcuk this go home factor. Sick of it

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Fcuk this go home factor. Sick of it

Just look at what this guy had to do to follow his dream.

Nathan Walker - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Heard him speaking on the radio one day. When he went to Europe he couldn't even understand the language.

Nathan Walker - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Phillipou.

a) If he wants home , demand 2 first rounders.
b) He's from Adelaide, he may change his mind about wanting to go home.

 

[Tommy Wigs]

Just look at what this guy had to do to follow his dream.

Nathan Walker - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Heard him speaking on the radio one day. When he went to Europe he couldn't even understand the language.

Nathan Walker - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Phillipou.

a) If he wants home , demand 2 first rounders.
b) He's from Adelaide, he may change his mind about wanting to go home.

Yep, nearly at the top of my want list

 

[Barrels]

Elijah Hewett Draft Profile

Swan Districts midfielder Elijah Hewett is an explosive athlete whose hard edge is part of a deadly arsenal of footballing weapons.

central.rookieme.com

 

[SaintsSeptember]

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Elijah Hewett Draft Profile

Swan Districts midfielder Elijah Hewett is an explosive athlete whose hard edge is part of a deadly arsenal of footballing weapons.

central.rookieme.com

He looks good, but i think it would be a stretch to take him with our first , and he'll be gone by our second.
Maybe if all of Mackenzie, Humphrey and Poo are gone, and we don't want to take Buslinger.

 

[FrogDude]

Looks the goods in this package. Got great hands above his eye level for a midfielder which is promising for his versatility.

 

[Ads734]

He looks good, but i think it would be a stretch to take him with our first , and he'll be gone by our second.
Maybe if all of Mackenzie, Humphrey and Poo are gone, and we don't want to take Buslinger.

I have concerns over his ability to move in and out of stoppages. Simmilar to the concerns I had over Aiden Bonnar. Young kids need to be able to get in and out or it makes it a lot more difficult.

 

[Barrels]

I have concerns over his ability to move in and out of stoppages. Simmilar to the concerns I had over Aiden Bonnar. Young kids need to be able to get in and out or it makes it a lot more difficult.

My concern about The Poo (and about Humphrey) is that they have been mid/tall leading forwards who have become midfielders in part.

In a similar vein to tall mids who started life as tall defenders, like Hustwaite.

While tall midfielders are very much in vogue, I prefer when they were natural midfielders who simply grew a lot - like Cripps and Bont - rather than ones we’re trying to make into mids.

We’ve all seen how often the kids drafted who had spent most of their time at half back “who’ll they develop into midfielders” actually get there.

 

[Ads734]

My concern about The Poo (and about Humphrey) is that they have been mid/tall leading forwards who have become midfielders in part.

In a similar vein to tall mids who started life as tall defenders, like Hustwaite.

While tall midfielders are very much in vogue, I prefer when they were natural midfielders who simply grew a lot - like Cripps and Bont - rather than ones we’re trying to make into mids.

We’ve all seen how often the kids drafted who had spent most of their time at half back “who’ll they develop into midfielders” actually get there.

Fair call although I do think it often depends on which team these guys drafted to and how they’re developed.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

My concern about The Poo (and about Humphrey) is that they have been mid/tall leading forwards who have become midfielders in part.

In a similar vein to tall mids who started life as tall defenders, like Hustwaite.

While tall midfielders are very much in vogue, I prefer when they were natural midfielders who simply grew a lot - like Cripps and Bont - rather than ones we’re trying to make into mids.

We’ve all seen how often the kids drafted who had spent most of their time at half back “who’ll they develop into midfielders” actually get there.

Forwards seem better in that regard than defenders.

 

[FrogDude]

My concern about The Poo (and about Humphrey) is that they have been mid/tall leading forwards who have become midfielders in part.

In a similar vein to tall mids who started life as tall defenders, like Hustwaite.

While tall midfielders are very much in vogue, I prefer when they were natural midfielders who simply grew a lot - like Cripps and Bont - rather than ones we’re trying to make into mids.

We’ve all seen how often the kids drafted who had spent most of their time at half back “who’ll they develop into midfielders” actually get there.

I feel that forwads are better in that sense at least. Phillipou could maybe not develop into a full time mid which would suck but he's also got the potential to play a Isaac Heeney role as well. Mid/Forwards just seem to be able to impact games a lot more than those back/mids from what I've seen

 

[SaintsSeptember]

I feel that forwads are better in that sense at least. Phillipou could maybe not develop into a full time mid which would suck but he's also got the potential to play a Isaac Heeney role as well. Mid/Forwards just seem to be able to impact games a lot more than those back/mids from what I've seen

And also we don't have a glut of small forwards, but we have plenty of HBF.

 

[bird_man]

My concern about The Poo (and about Humphrey) is that they have been mid/tall leading forwards who have become midfielders in part.

In a similar vein to tall mids who started life as tall defenders, like Hustwaite.

While tall midfielders are very much in vogue, I prefer when they were natural midfielders who simply grew a lot - like Cripps and Bont - rather than ones we’re trying to make into mids.

We’ve all seen how often the kids drafted who had spent most of their time at half back “who’ll they develop into midfielders” actually get there.

Fyfe was drafted as more of a forward than a mid.

I think Phillipou has shown more than enough to show he's one of the best mids in the draft. It's not as though he's just been thrown in for a few games, he's played most if the year in the midfield, averaging 28 and 4.5 clearances.

He also had something like 18 CP's in one of the champs games.

He's only 5 days off being too young for this year's draft crop so it's probably not a huge surprise he didn't make a move into the middle until this year.

Unless McKenzie is there I'll be gutted if we pass on him. I'm surprised he's not being talked as a top 6 prospect from what I've seen tbh.

 

[triggering bro]

Looks the goods in this package. Got great hands above his eye level for a midfielder which is promising for his versatility.

Looks like Bont. I hope we get this bloke!

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Fyfe was drafted as more of a forward than a mid.

I think Phillipou has shown more than enough to show he's one of the best mids in the draft. It's not as though he's just been thrown in for a few games, he's played most if the year in the midfield, averaging 28 and 4.5 clearances.

He also had something like 18 CP's in one of the champs games.

He's only 5 days off being too young for this year's draft crop so it's probably not a huge surprise he didn't make a move into the middle until this year.

Unless McKenzie is there I'll be gutted if we pass on him. I'm surprised he's not being talked as a top 6 prospect from what I've seen tbh.

It looks like we'll be lucky if we have a choice.

Most likely it will be whoever is left out of Phillipou , Mackenzie, and Humphrey in the order of likelyhood.
If we are really unlucky they'll all be gone, and we'll need to choose between Buslinger or a mid who's a lot further down the confidence ladder.

 

[Barrels]

Tom Scully

West Adelaide key forward Tom Scully produced an electric start to the season, putting his name firmly on the draft radar.

central.rookieme.com

Really intriguing prospect, this kid.

Pretty recent soccer convert, and very recent forward (he’s been playing in the ruck), but kicked 37 goals in the SANFL U18s between Rounds 1 and 7.

 

[bird_man]

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Tom Scully

West Adelaide key forward Tom Scully produced an electric start to the season, putting his name firmly on the draft radar.

central.rookieme.com

Really intriguing prospect, this kid.

Pretty recent soccer convert, and very recent forward (he’s been playing in the ruck), but kicked 37 goals in the SANFL U18s between Rounds 1 and 7.

Draft range of 40-60

Could be a steal with our 4th pick

 

[gringo2011]

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Tom Scully

West Adelaide key forward Tom Scully produced an electric start to the season, putting his name firmly on the draft radar.

central.rookieme.com

Really intriguing prospect, this kid.

Pretty recent soccer convert, and very recent forward (he’s been playing in the ruck), but kicked 37 goals in the SANFL U18s between Rounds 1 and 7.

Him Munkara and D'Aiola have all dropped off the radar a bit. We seem to like our SA boys.

 

[Barrels]

Draft range of 40-60

Could be a steal with our 4th pick

Someone possibly takes a flyer on him in the second.

Enormous boom potential, but equal bust potential.

 

[Tommy Wigs]

Going to be interesting. Given the two NGAs last year and we have generally traded out of the second round, I’m not sure we’ve had the intrigue of the second round for a while. Wouldn’t mind trading up to early 20s

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Draft range of 40-60

Could be a steal with our 4th pick

Phillips might be available with our 4th.

 

[DGontheQT]

Fyfe was drafted as more of a forward than a mid.

I think Phillipou has shown more than enough to show he's one of the best mids in the draft. It's not as though he's just been thrown in for a few games, he's played most if the year in the midfield, averaging 28 and 4.5 clearances.

He also had something like 18 CP's in one of the champs games.

He's only 5 days off being too young for this year's draft crop so it's probably not a huge surprise he didn't make a move into the middle until this year.

Unless McKenzie is there I'll be gutted if we pass on him. I'm surprised he's not being talked as a top 6 prospect from what I've seen tbh.

All aboard the Poo train. Kids going to be a star. Reminds me of Patrick Cripps. Has the swagger too