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Competitions 2022 Saints Phantom Draft Game
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I really do hate Essington but I'll have a a crack at it
I have Gold Coast.
Anyone want to swap pick 5 for next year's 2nd? Salary Cap.
Anyone want to swap pick 5 for next year's 2nd? Salary Cap.
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I'll take you up on that offer. Fast track the saints youth through the draft.
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Looks like every club has been picked, so I'll kick off.
Pick 1 - GWS - bid on William Ashcroft, Sandringham Dragons.
Rioli2Rioli - over to you!
Pick 1 - GWS - bid on William Ashcroft, Sandringham Dragons.
Rioli2Rioli - over to you!
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Unfortunately Saints were 13th in line again, so no dice
Brisbane Lions will Match the bid without hesitation on the best player of the draft
Welcome to Brions son.
Significant
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Pick 3 - Geoerge Wardlow
The perfect JHF replacement. Explosive strong mid that will have an impact in his first season. May well be the best player in the draft
Pick 4 - Harry Sheezel
Sheezel brings a much needed point of difference to the Kangaroos. Another that will play plenty of footy his first year, Sheezel is an excitement machine that will also put some much needed bums on seats.
joydivision22
The perfect JHF replacement. Explosive strong mid that will have an impact in his first season. May well be the best player in the draft
Pick 4 - Harry Sheezel
Sheezel brings a much needed point of difference to the Kangaroos. Another that will play plenty of footy his first year, Sheezel is an excitement machine that will also put some much needed bums on seats.
joydivision22
With Pick 5, the Essington Bombers select Mattaes Phillipou 192cm, 82kg - Midfielder / Forward
Strengths: Aggressive quick decision making, footskills, marking, size and athleticism, versatility, goal kicker, very bottom aged
Areas for Improvement / queries: Exposed Leadership, tackling, exposure to SANFL seniors
He’s everything the bombers don’t have on they’re lost and pulling the trigger before anyone else can.
Strengths: Aggressive quick decision making, footskills, marking, size and athleticism, versatility, goal kicker, very bottom aged
Areas for Improvement / queries: Exposed Leadership, tackling, exposure to SANFL seniors
He’s everything the bombers don’t have on they’re lost and pulling the trigger before anyone else can.
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Want to pick at 6?
I think Tsatis has a go home factor, but still very tempting.
But... Lock in Bailey Humphrey
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CursingFijian you're up. Just a reminder to tag the person with the next pick. Cheers.
CursingFijian
Knight of the Square Table
Hawthorn select Elijah Tsatas.
18/10/04
186cm/79kg
Oakleigh Chargers/Vic Metro
Midfielder
October ranking: 3
A foot fracture in the middle of the season halted Tsatas for two months but either side of that the midfielder produced some brilliant performances. He grew into an inside/outside midfielder in the early stages of the NAB League season, averaging 32 disposals in four games, before finishing the year with 34 disposals and a goal in Oakleigh's final game. Tsatas' one championships game was also influential with 30 disposals and five clearances. Tsatas can move – he is a run and carry player who makes an impact.
- Callum Twomey - Phantom Form Guide October Rankings #3
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Emerging as the premier loose ball winner in this draft, Tsatas is routinely first to the ball and takes the ball on the move at speed.
Averaging 33.8 disposals, 12.2 contested possessions, 8.2 inside 50s and 2.7 score assists in the NAB League, Tsatas is one of the most prolific accumulators, but also one of the competition's most damaging. Tsatas has an established reputation for the ease and speed with which he breaks the lines with his run and evasion of opponents on the move.
Elijah Tsatas in action for Vic Metro.
When given space on the outside, Tsatas is an elite ball user and places his kicks out in front of inside 50 targets to run onto. He also displays an innate ability to finish around goal, particularly when the ball hits the deck.
Due to a foot injury, Tsatas has missed a large portion of the season, including Vic Metro's first three Under-18 Championships matches. However, he has not missed a beat since returning from injury and in Metro's clash against Vic Country secured 29 disposals in a competitive performance.
- Chris Doerre (Knightmare) ESPN October Power Rankings #4
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lewdogs
Geelong is on the clock.
18/10/04
186cm/79kg
Oakleigh Chargers/Vic Metro
Midfielder
October ranking: 3
A foot fracture in the middle of the season halted Tsatas for two months but either side of that the midfielder produced some brilliant performances. He grew into an inside/outside midfielder in the early stages of the NAB League season, averaging 32 disposals in four games, before finishing the year with 34 disposals and a goal in Oakleigh's final game. Tsatas' one championships game was also influential with 30 disposals and five clearances. Tsatas can move – he is a run and carry player who makes an impact.
- Callum Twomey - Phantom Form Guide October Rankings #3
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Emerging as the premier loose ball winner in this draft, Tsatas is routinely first to the ball and takes the ball on the move at speed.
Averaging 33.8 disposals, 12.2 contested possessions, 8.2 inside 50s and 2.7 score assists in the NAB League, Tsatas is one of the most prolific accumulators, but also one of the competition's most damaging. Tsatas has an established reputation for the ease and speed with which he breaks the lines with his run and evasion of opponents on the move.
Elijah Tsatas in action for Vic Metro.
When given space on the outside, Tsatas is an elite ball user and places his kicks out in front of inside 50 targets to run onto. He also displays an innate ability to finish around goal, particularly when the ball hits the deck.
Due to a foot injury, Tsatas has missed a large portion of the season, including Vic Metro's first three Under-18 Championships matches. However, he has not missed a beat since returning from injury and in Metro's clash against Vic Country secured 29 disposals in a competitive performance.
- Chris Doerre (Knightmare) ESPN October Power Rankings #4
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lewdogs
Geelong is on the clock.
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Pick 9 - Jedd Busslinger, East Perth.
196cm, 84kg, KPD
Best key defender in the draft and a local kid. Too good to pass on here. Has everything you want in a modern key defender and sets up the backline as the Eagles embark on a rebuild. Is an excellent interceptor with great skills and decision making so has everything you want in a modern day key defender.
Savage Kent you're up.
196cm, 84kg, KPD
Best key defender in the draft and a local kid. Too good to pass on here. Has everything you want in a modern key defender and sets up the backline as the Eagles embark on a rebuild. Is an excellent interceptor with great skills and decision making so has everything you want in a modern day key defender.
Savage Kent you're up.
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With Pick 10 the St Kilda Football Club selects..........Cameron MacKenzie
It was meant to be. The NGA right under our nose. Tall midfielder with the much needed skill, poise and character. Lenny and Banger to take him under their wings ooof. Looking forward to seeing him hit up Max with bullers out of the middle.
Holy [PLAYERCARD]Hunter Clark[/PLAYERCARD] over to you.
It was meant to be. The NGA right under our nose. Tall midfielder with the much needed skill, poise and character. Lenny and Banger to take him under their wings ooof. Looking forward to seeing him hit up Max with bullers out of the middle.
Holy [PLAYERCARD]Hunter Clark[/PLAYERCARD] over to you.
CursingFijian
Knight of the Square Table
That Eagles team has a few defenders in it now
Rotham 193cm
McGovern 187cm
Hurn 187cm
Foley188cm
Harry Edwards 200cm
Cole 186cm
Barrass 196cm
Bazzo 194cm
+ Busslinger 196cm
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Cant have too many key defenders! Give him 2 years developing alongside McGovern, and he will be a gun.
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Seems top heavy hey? Hurn only has one year left, Barrass and Edwards are the future. McGovern is bigger than 187cm surely. Cole, Foley and Rotham are borderline 22 atm, and Bazzo is still young. It's not the most ridiculous take, but they wouldn't need anymore tall defenders.
CursingFijian
Knight of the Square Table
The issue I see with the Eagles is that they have the same ageing profile with their midfielders.
Shuey is 32 and cooked
Gaff is 30 and fading
Yeo is 29 and breaking down
Tim Kelly is turning 29 next year and struggles as a main stay
Even Sheed will be 28 next year
Then they have got a raft of unproven middlers in Jai Culley, Greg Clark, Connor West, Zane Trew and Xavier O'Neill.
I honestly can't see them walking past a sliding quality mid like McKenzie.
But, fingers crossed hey.
EDIT: McGovern is 196cm
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Eagles could throw McGovern or Barass forward next year as well.
Who knows what that 22 looks like week to week?
Who knows what that 22 looks like week to week?
Holy Hunter Clark
Nuggety Forward Pocket
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Pick 10
Oliver Hollands
Carlton go and pick up possibly the best 2-way running Mid of the draft pool. Is a great accumulating mid. Will be a great pairing with Walsh in the years to come.
This was a hard pick, but ended up going with the what think is the best available.
Tommy Wigs you’re up next mate.
Sorry for the the late reply been a big day.
Oliver Hollands
Carlton go and pick up possibly the best 2-way running Mid of the draft pool. Is a great accumulating mid. Will be a great pairing with Walsh in the years to come.
This was a hard pick, but ended up going with the what think is the best available.
Tommy Wigs you’re up next mate.
Sorry for the the late reply been a big day.
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Bazzo played forward a lot as a junior as well.
McGovern is nearly cooked and Barrass will be nearing the end by the time Busslinger is really firing
Bazzo and Busslinger with Rotham as your 3rd tall has them set
They the have 12 to take a mid or tall forward
