List Mgmt. 2024 AFL Draft - November 20-21 (Picks 13, 29, 36, 50, 94, 112, 130)

[Ford Fairlane]

Thanks to Lore for this great resource

 

[rogerjames]

We once had a top 10 pick player with a strange kicking technique. Didn’t end well for him.

Reckon he may have had a few extra issues with his game

 

[Peninsula Boy]

Consensus has these guys rated from 11 to 17, kako was at 12. Looks like our first comes from one of these.

Murphy Reid	181	Mid/Fwd
Tobie Travaglia	187	Def/Mid
Xavier Lindsay	183	Mid
Bo Allan (WAFL)	191	Def/Mid
Joe Berry	181	Fwd
Taj Hotton	182	Mid/Fwd

Bo Allan and Hotton have the x factor that you can't ignore.
Travaglia is just a very good football player.
Reid and Lindsay your more dependable, no fuss players.
Berry I like but I like others small forwards more a bit later.

Allan
Hotton
Travaglia
Reid
Murphy
Berry

 

[Peninsula Boy]

Unless you are an absolute gun you first learn you craft at half back and then morph into the mid-field.

Well, is Bo a bit of a gun already.

He's already doing it at WAFL and playing well and even though he didn't get huge possession counts, he is impactful out of contest and if that translates to AFL which it should, you would have to seriously think about playing him at the back end of the midfield rotation early on.

The other aspect he would bring is that he is a two way player in the midfield and loves to burst away from packs just as much as clamping down a tackle on the opposition. It would mean we would have a big bodied midfield lineup of Wines, Drew and Allan if need be, against the the big midfielders like Geelong.

 

[240volt]

We talking about the same Allan that plays for Peel?

 

[Addy23]

We talking about the same Allan that plays for Peel?

Haha similar thoughts.

There's some obvious strengths that are attractive. But they should not mask some of the obvious weaknesses too

 

[all seeing eye]

Not as keen on Allan as some, classic case of Athlete first, footballer second. Hes going to need years of midfield development, as he himself has admitted. As a junior he was a shutdown defender, who has only recently been thrown into the midfield.

 

[Macca19]

Allans defensive work is elite. If all he becomes is a defender he probably becomes a multiple all australian there

 

[wayb2912]

Would we be happy to take Jack and Matt Whitlock

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[Ford Fairlane]

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16. Port Adelaide -- Jack Whitlock

Murray Bushrangers/Vic Country

FWD, 200cm

The tantalising upside of Whitlock has his name in the mix as early as Richmond's back-to-back selections. If he's available at this point, the Power will heavily consider after the retirement of Charlie Dixon. Whitlock's size, athleticism and skills could make him a wonderful forward or ruckman at the next level.

31. Port Adelaide -- Harrison Oliver

Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro

DEF, 181cm

There aren't many safer picks in the draft than Oliver, a classy running defender who rarely plays a bad game. It's quickly become an area of need for the Power, and Kane Farrell

6

Kane Farrell

Age

25

Ht

182cm

Wt

80kg

Pos.

Def

Career

Season

Last 5

D

9.8

2star

K

6.4

3star

HB

3.4

3star

M

2.6

3star

T

2.1

4star

MG

259.5

4star

D

12.5

3star

K

7.8

3star

HB

4.8

3star

M

3.3

3star

T

2.5

3star

MG

259.5

4star

D

9.6

3star

K

7.0

3star

HB

2.6

3star

M

3.0

3star

T

2.0

4star

's free agency call may accelerate the need for more depth off halfback.

36. Port Adelaide -- Noah Mraz

Dandenong Stingrays/Vic Country

DEF, 198cm


Another key position prospect for the Power may be a stretch, but they're well positioned for the now and Mraz offers incredible upside as a lockdown defender after missing the majority of the season. Recruiters haven't forgotten his shutdown ability for the Stingrays and Port Adelaide remain in need of a long-term answer down back.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Herald Sun doing a mock draft later today. This is different to their phantom draft which will be closer to the day

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/afl-draft-2024-mock-draft-who-every-club-will-select-who-goes-pick-1/live-coverage/2137e80d0401d4a88d163d300a57a719

 

[Macca19]

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16. Port Adelaide -- Jack Whitlock

Murray Bushrangers/Vic Country

FWD, 200cm

The tantalising upside of Whitlock has his name in the mix as early as Richmond's back-to-back selections. If he's available at this point, the Power will heavily consider after the retirement of Charlie Dixon. Whitlock's size, athleticism and skills could make him a wonderful forward or ruckman at the next level.

31. Port Adelaide -- Harrison Oliver

Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro

DEF, 181cm

There aren't many safer picks in the draft than Oliver, a classy running defender who rarely plays a bad game. It's quickly become an area of need for the Power, and Kane Farrell's free agency call may accelerate the need for more depth off halfback.

36. Port Adelaide -- Noah Mraz

Dandenong Stingrays/Vic Country

DEF, 198cm


Another key position prospect for the Power may be a stretch, but they're well positioned for the now and Mraz offers incredible upside as a lockdown defender after missing the majority of the season. Recruiters haven't forgotten his shutdown ability for the Stingrays and Port Adelaide remain in need of a long-term answer down back.

I will probably cry if we overlook Hotton for Whitlock

 

[Rash]

Why would we take jack whitlock with pick 13. So shit. Passing up Hotton.

Shanahan is better than whitlock in my opinion.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

 

[Peninsula Boy]

I definitely get concerns about Allan's midfield craft but my understanding is that he's played in the backline most of his life and obviously something happened to push him into the midfield like a burst of athleticism that becomes undeniable. So he's playing midfield a bit later in his footballing life as opposed to those Vic City kids groomed from birth and just about a total package when they hit the AFL.

The other thing is that while his old man didn't kick 8 goals on debut for Footscray, his old man was an excellent midfield type and IIRC he got a few AA's while at the Hawthorn juggernaut.

 

[all seeing eye]

Twomey also suggesting we take tall at 13.

 

[davesnothere]

Twomey also suggesting we take tall at 13.

If we go tall I'm trading down and getting the extra pick along with likely the same player.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Twomey also suggesting we take tall at 13.

The usual names?

 

[Rash]

why would we pick someone who would be available at 20 at 13, when we can split it.

 

[Enviable Tradition]

Going tall would be a sign we are looking more to the future than the immediate.

I wonder how Ken feels about that.

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[VineValerian]

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Jasper Chellappah has released his latest two-round AFL Phantom Draft for 2024, with the first of a big two-night event now just two weeks away. Who is your club looking to pick with its early selections?

www.espn.com.au

16. Port Adelaide -- Jack Whitlock

Murray Bushrangers/Vic Country

FWD, 200cm

The tantalising upside of Whitlock has his name in the mix as early as Richmond's back-to-back selections. If he's available at this point, the Power will heavily consider after the retirement of Charlie Dixon. Whitlock's size, athleticism and skills could make him a wonderful forward or ruckman at the next level.

31. Port Adelaide -- Harrison Oliver

Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro

DEF, 181cm

There aren't many safer picks in the draft than Oliver, a classy running defender who rarely plays a bad game. It's quickly become an area of need for the Power, and Kane Farrell's free agency call may accelerate the need for more depth off halfback.

36. Port Adelaide -- Noah Mraz

Dandenong Stingrays/Vic Country

DEF, 198cm


Another key position prospect for the Power may be a stretch, but they're well positioned for the now and Mraz offers incredible upside as a lockdown defender after missing the majority of the season. Recruiters haven't forgotten his shutdown ability for the Stingrays and Port Adelaide remain in need of a long-term answer down back.

Meh!

 

[Macca19]

I'm fine with going tall with 13, just preferably Armstrong or Shanahan.

 

[all seeing eye]

The usual names?

Whitlock, but just speculating, hes just suggesting at 13 onwards , the tall's are probably just as tempting as the remaining mids/small offerings.

 

[240volt]

Haha similar thoughts.

There's some obvious strengths that are attractive. But they should not mask some of the obvious weaknesses too

I’ve seen him play some games in the Wafl and there’s nothing that stands out to say he’s a top ten pick in this draft.
I’m not saying he’s bad just he doesn’t stand out like you would expect from a so called talented player.
I seen guys like coniglio play for Subi before GWS picked him up and he just screamed talent.
Allan just looks like a ok state league player.
I don’t get the hype.