Resource 2024 AFL Draft discussion thread (Wed Nov 20 to Fri Nov 22)

[Cromulant]

Whats the point of nominating him then?

I reckon if someone bids on him before 25-30 we'd have to stop and think about matching. Probably still would but it's food for thought.

 

[George Kramer]

I reckon if someone bids on him before 25-30 we'd have to stop and think about matching. Probably still would but it's food for thought.

What I mean is what’s in it for the player if he’s not guaranteed to be taken by his nominated club in the national draft?

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

What I mean is what’s in it for the player if he’s not guaranteed to be taken by his nominated club in the national draft?

He most likely gets to play for the club of his choice, which his Dad played for.

That's the whole concept of father sons.

 

[George Kramer]

He most likely gets to play for the club of his choice, which his Dad played for.

That's the whole concept of father sons.

That can happen if we draft him

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

That can happen if we draft him

Now it's very, very likely as we have 1st dibs.

 

[CrowTown]

What do people think about Josh Smilie? Would he be a good fit for us if Smith / Draper is gone?

 

[Jeffcrowe]

What do people think about Josh Smilie? Would he be a good fit for us if Smith / Draper is gone?

Got Langford clearly ahead of Smillie

 

[spenze]

Got Langford clearly ahead of Smillie

Is he the one slower than Crouch?

 

[Mr MysteryGuest]

What I mean is what’s in it for the player if he’s not guaranteed to be taken by his nominated club in the national draft?

We have to nominate him to have first rights on a bid

 

[Samcro24]

Why Kuwarna?

So we’re passing on another one and letting him go to Kuwarna! Typical

 

[George Kramer]

We have to nominate him to have first rights on a bid

I get that, it works for us, but the player doesn’t seem to get much, I can understand if they go high and the collateral was a lot, but with a later pick?

Does the player automatically go on to the rookie list if no one picks him?

 

[arsene wenger1]

I wouldn't say that. We could choose to not pick Crouch, Laird, Murphy, Berry.

Jones

 

[Vader]

Vader going back to the Ben Jarman drafting ....it was at the time, if you nominated a father / son in the main draft, you were obligated to take him ....UNLESS, he was bid on, then you could refuse to meet the bid

It's why we only nominated Jarman as a Rookie father son ....and not in the main draft

Is this still the case now with Welsh ?

I'm not totally certain. There are 2 separate F/S Nomination dates - today (31st Oct) and Friday 22nd November. The November date pre-selects them in the RD, so you don't need to worry about being gazumped.

In any case, it's a moot point, given our lack of list positions. We won't have the option of hoping he falls through to the RD, as we won't have any rookie list vacancies - and thus no ability to pre-select him ahead of the RD.

 

[Mr MysteryGuest]

I get that, it works for us, but the player doesn’t seem to get much, I can understand if they go high and the collateral was a lot, but with a later pick?

Does the player automatically go on to the rookie list if no one picks him?

Yes, they do.

But given our list spots, we’ll take home with our last pick if a bid doesn’t come.

What’s in it for Tyler? Is it not obvious?
He wants to play for the Crows and now he’s guaranteed a spot on the list unless a bid comes early.

He’s way more likely to get to us now than he would in open draft.

 

[Draft Bored]

Some Welsh highlights just because...

 

[Captain Furious]

What do people think about Josh Smilie? Would he be a good fit for us if Smith / Draper is gone?

Concern for me over Smilie was he didn't step up when the quality stepped up - ie at the Nationals - although he wasn't terrible, which leads to the thought that maybe he was bullying the general U18 league with his size advantage. Not a great mark for his height but a very good kick. Wonder if he'll potentially be a defender rather than mid. Good player - maybe 7-12 range rather than the top echelon.