Really? That makes sense why they wouldn't I guess.
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I feel like I read a rule about that somewhere. Maybe someone can clarify.
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Can nominate them, don't have to take them, I'd say they're just not at the standard to be even a consideration, but maybe they'll look to rookie list one or two of them potentially
Rome particularly had decent wraps on him is his underage year, obviously hasn't come on though
Rome particularly had decent wraps on him is his underage year, obviously hasn't come on though
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All the Swans have a club, who they play for in a good competition. I think the need for academies is real, but not the right to match top 20 picks ( ok for GWS, Gold Coast to match from 11 onwards).
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Who do North fans want if they keep pick 2 which is looking more likely than not.
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Lalor, FOS, Draper in that order.
why Draper?
I just don't think he's a great fit with the north midfield. I do love the FOS fit though.
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If for whatever reason we had pick 1, it'd be a tough call between Jagga and Draper for me.
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You can see why - he just looks like an outstanding talent. The assumption was that Carlton went to 3 to get FOS, and I get FOS had a very good underage year. I’d be taking Draper over FOS every time based on what they respectively put on the park in 2024.
He certainly looks an unreal talent. Touch of the Wardlaw's for me.....just hunts the footy. But then gets on his bike and goes again and again.
It’s true FOS’s versatility would be great and allows him to fit in on any line.
Probably starts off at half back.
But Draper, despite lack of versatility would be a great fit for our midfield due to
- defensive edge at cb
- power out of stoppage
- run and carry
Sheezel will play more and more forward as we improve
Mckercher more suited to outside run imo
So you’re left with
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