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Real possibility this. Depends on WC and if they view fin as a flight risk as it is tough for interstate teams.
Tigs - smith
North - trainor
WC - FOS
ADE - Draper
St.k - Smil/langford
St.K - Lalor
Real possibility this. Depends on WC and if they view fin as a flight risk as it is tough for interstate teams.
Tigs - smith
North - trainor
WC - FOS
ADE - Draper
St.k - Smil/langford
St.K - Lalor
I think clubs like to give the glory to their own pick these daysWill Levi Ashcroft be bid on at no.1? Can't see any reason why whoever gets the #1 pick wouldn't force Brisbane to use as much draft capital as possible.
in a really really good spot and it’s a very exciting time for us as we have been crying out for top end midfield talent for years. If we have two picks it can really shape our midfield to compliment the outside talent we have. If we have two picks I assume we would get a bit of a combo of a taller contested bull like Langford or smillie into something like lalor/draper/fos (anything is possible) Richmond is a watch. Jagga smith could fall if they don’t take him?That outcome could be a great draft for us to set us up for years, but at this point it's probably one of my least favourite scenarios.
I can think of 10,000 reasons why.I think clubs like to give the glory to their own pick these days
its the bonus they give away, not to mention the "prestige" they send else whereI think clubs like to give the glory to their own pick these days
Nab still do that?I can think of 10,000 reasons why.
Love gross. His attack on the footy is first class just a solid old fashioned footballer. Will probably not be there at our second thoughTom Gross (Trinity)
The biggest name out there from an AFL Draft perspective. Gross was creative with his ball-use and won plenty of it on the inside. Didn’t absolutely dominate and looked to be spending time forward, where he dribbled one through for a goal in the third quarter and set up another with a desperate tackle. The AFL Academy member had a couple of big games at the national championships, including a 27-disposal effort against South Australia.
Bailey McKenzie (Brighton)
Formed a formidable combination with his Brighton Grammar teammate Richardson, having a strong aerial presence throughout the match and working hard to present. The Sandringham Dragons prospect hit the scoreboard in the second quarter after taking one back with the flight inside 50. The 191 centimetre prospect was invited to the state combine off the back of a dominant APS campaign, where he kicked five goals, and some big games at Talent League level for the Sandringham Dragons.
Where are they going?Keep the posts coming Stav!
We are 2 games behind and they have the suns and pies left.Certainly a very real chance we finish above the dees.
Talk about a hoseI was talking Jagga up last year. Not sure where you think you got in first.