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I'm pretty sure it still means you're not getting the AFL recruiters 25th rated player in the draft.
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Its a stupid post by dangerousfield, they should've gone "FA picks are gonna push us out from 25 to 30" and not mentioned FS or NGA.
Then ppl like you and I wouldn't misinterpret his post. But also makes him look like a bit of a drama queen cos I doubt there will be 5 first round FA compos.
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Our pick 25 will be closer to the 35th player picked than the 25th player picked would be my guess.
Maybe 3 with Battle, Perryman, and potentially Cumming at this stage, with probably another couple to come as well.
It’s not that far off the mark unfortunately!
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But it doesn’t matter as all drafts are different.
Pick 25 this year might be better than 15 last year.
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Don't think too many recruiters would sooner be picking possibly the 35th player in the draft rather than the 25th player in the draft.
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Yeah sorry my point is when trading across drafts and referring to a pick number.Reckon it’s going to be a very weak year compared to this draft
And heavily dominated by northern academies
WA definitely a good year
Can’t see many clubs giving up early picks in this years draft for future picks
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No it doesn't because all the FA compo picks that land before pick 25 are picking players in the open pool
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Nothing stupid about it at all Carmo, we don't know where a heap of these FA picks will land given the large $ being talked about to secure these FA and the fact that last year and probably this year again the AFL will use the previous seasons contract $ to decide where the compo pick fits.
Battle, Perryman and Cumming are just three that will probably land before our pick. I stand by my statement that our pick 25 will be choosing the 30th+ player in the draft
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I’ve said for years that if you don’t win a GF then the next best position is last.
Coming 4th last is going to be interesting. Now that the GF is over, let’s turn to the draft and trade. As a Crows supporter it’s become the most exciting part of the footy calendar for a while there!
Coming 4th last is going to be interesting. Now that the GF is over, let’s turn to the draft and trade. As a Crows supporter it’s become the most exciting part of the footy calendar for a while there!
Managed to watch the first quarter when Sharp played on ball, crows first well in play to pick him up 2025, not that I expect him to slide too far despite not getting involvedGet ready for yet another heavily compromised draft at the top end in 2025.
2025 draft prospects shine in Futures curtain-raiser
Several Northern Academy prospects shone in the Marsh AFL National Futures curtain-raiser ahead of the Grand Finalwww.afl.com.au
2025 draft prospects shine in Futures curtain-raiser
Several Northern Academy prospects shone in the Marsh AFL National Futures curtain-raiser ahead of the Grand Final
NORTHERN Academy prospects Dan Annable, Beau Addinsall and Zeke Uwland proved their 2025 draft credentials with exciting showings in the Marsh AFL National Futures curtain-raiser at the MCG.
The annual under-17s clash on Grand Final morning featuring players eligible for the 2025 draft saw players from across the country split into teams named after retired stars Dyson Heppell and Rory Sloane.
And it was the Heppell side that came away with the win, kicking the last five goals of the game to clinch a seven-point victory.
Annable is tied to Brisbane's Academy and collected 27 disposals and five inside-50s for the Heppell team, while fellow midfielder Ollie Greeves was important with 31 touches and seven marks.
Tom Burton (26 disposals) also produced some eye-catching moments and Sam Cumming was in everything with 24 disposals, 11 tackles and a goal. West Australian prospect Charlie Banfield kicked three goals while Josh Lindsay, who had 20 disposals, was awarded the best player for his team.
A late goal to exciting tall forward prospect Archie Ludowyke capped the comeback, while the versatility of Willem Duursma again shone with 20 touches and eight marks.
Addinsall, a member of Gold Coast's Academy, had a game-high 34 disposals for the Sloane team, while Uwland, also headed to the Suns through their Academy where his brother Bodhi had a breakout season, kicked two goals from 22 disposals in a typically polished display. Addinsall was named his team's best player.
Midfielder Jack Dalton had 21 disposals and kicked 1.2, Riley Onley had 20 disposals and kicked a goal and very promising tall Cooper Duff-Tytler collected 13 disposals and 10 hit-outs.
TEAM HEPPELL 1.6 2.9 4.12 9.16 (70)
TEAM SLOANE 2.3 6.6 7.7 9.9 (63)
Goals
Team Heppell: Banfield 3, Latanis 2, Cumming, Ludowyke, Schubert, Walley
Team Sloane: Hetherton 3, Uwland 2, Dalton, Ison, Onley, Whan
Expect huge winges next year when people realise just how many players will be only open to academy picks. Don’t think we have one next year.
I think many clubs without NGA’s will be up in arms. Just you wait
I think many clubs without NGA’s will be up in arms. Just you wait
I think they have a few coming up in next few years. Cochrane boys trying to get into ports NGA with dad Richard pushing hard for rules to be made to allow his boys into system. Looking At indigenous angle although not sure if they are in port area
FR0GGY
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For a second I thought the sons name was redline
Disposal is very good. Not slow.
Ignoring Ashcroft, I would have him at 5 behind Draper, FOS, Lalor and Smith.
I am a hard no on Draper at pick four in a strong midfield draft. Kid can’t kick at the required level for this selection in this draft.
After watching W Ashcroft today, I'm starting to think Jagga is closer to the Draper/Lalor tier of need for us than I originally thought
Can't teach an elite read of the tap, and Jagga has that in spades. Not as dynamic bursting from a stoppage as the other two, but it'd make Dawson's job as the link-man in/out mid a whole lot easier
I'd still take the prior mentioned two above him for us, but he'll be a class player with a capital C
Can't teach an elite read of the tap, and Jagga has that in spades. Not as dynamic bursting from a stoppage as the other two, but it'd make Dawson's job as the link-man in/out mid a whole lot easier
I'd still take the prior mentioned two above him for us, but he'll be a class player with a capital C
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Yeah can't see him at North. Does WCE take him or Draper? Either would be a nice 1/2 punch with Reid
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