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SANDRINGHAM DRAGONS| FORWARD-MIDFIELDER
Height:182cm
D.O.B:17-06-2006
THE GREAT UNKNOWN
Hotton’s place in the rankings is largely out of his hands given he will take no further part in the season after suffering an ACL tear. The dynamic midfielder-forward made a magnificent start to the year, producing games like his 32-disposal, 10-mark and four-goal effort against Oakleigh in Round 2, along with a scintillating display for the National Academy as a top-up player. After injuring himself at training, those performances will be the measure of his talent. Hotton is ultra athletic, offering terrific agility and spring in his leap to compliment his ability to rack up possessions and hit the scoreboard. He’ll be well guided off-field as the son of former Blue and Pie, Trent, and brother of St Kilda’s Olli.
JUNE RANKING: #9
LAST MONTH:
Hotton will be out of action for the remainder of the year after his ACL tear but is still very much in the minds of recruiters as a genuine top 10 prospect.
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nly Berry
Taj Hotton
Height:182cm
D.O.B:17-06-2006
THE GREAT UNKNOWN
Hotton’s place in the rankings is largely out of his hands given he will take no further part in the season after suffering an ACL tear. The dynamic midfielder-forward made a magnificent start to the year, producing games like his 32-disposal, 10-mark and four-goal effort against Oakleigh in Round 2, along with a scintillating display for the National Academy as a top-up player. After injuring himself at training, those performances will be the measure of his talent. Hotton is ultra athletic, offering terrific agility and spring in his leap to compliment his ability to rack up possessions and hit the scoreboard. He’ll be well guided off-field as the son of former Blue and Pie, Trent, and brother of St Kilda’s Olli.
JUNE RANKING: #9
LAST MONTH:
Hotton will be out of action for the remainder of the year after his ACL tear but is still very much in the minds of recruiters as a genuine top 10 prospect.
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Tobie Travaglia
BENDIGO PIONEERS| MIDFIELDER-DEFENDER
Height:187cm
D.O.B:26-10-2006
GUTSY UTILITY
Travaglia has all the makings of a promising draft prospect, and has pushed himself into first round considerations. Having plied his trade on the wing as a bottom-ager, he has thrived with a move to defence this season to average 25 disposals, five marks and five tackles in his eight Coates Talent League games. Travaglia’s versatility is boundless, having also spent time in midfield with a rotation to the forwardline. He featured in defence for Vic Country, showcasing his gutsy intercept marking and aerial range to go with a high work rate and terrific turn of speed on the rebound. At 187cm with dynamism and the ability to play several roles, Travaglia is one to keep an eye on.
JUNE RANKING: #22
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While it ended on a sour note, Travaglia’s representative campaign was nothing short of outstanding. The Vic Country co-captain provided dash and dare in a variety of roles, and bookended his carnival strongly. The utility was prolific in games one (24 disposals, seven marks) and four (25 disposals, nine marks), and is perhaps slightly unlucky not to feature higher on this list given his array of traits.
Not sold freo will go a small forward, they drafted 2 last year. Simpson & Delean
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Vic country Co Captain, you just know Walls will be all over him!
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Simpson is a mid we are playing forward, Delean is still miles off it as a speculative pick in the 60’s, room for 1 more small forward you’d think, I just hope we make Essendon pay for Kako by bidding on him before their pick.
He has a horrible attitude when things don’t go his way he sooks hard and doesn’t respect coaches when they give him feedback. Hes one I’m happy to miss
Might've tried to register him late if the rules didn't change
No club picked Humphries in his draft year of 2021 as he wasn’t considered professional enough.
He apparently stopped taking footy seriously for a season after that and wasn’t really trying too hard, then came back last year to WAFL level and knuckled down.
They were talking about it on HBG podcast yesterday. Apparently If he’d been drafted by eagles in 2021 he probably would be delisted by now as he wasn’t ready.
The place the eagles missed him was at the back end of last years draft. Then again, so did every other club apart from the cats. We could have taken him at 40 or 59 instead of murphy or Delean as an example. Would have been nice to have a young local indigenous Kid with his skills on the team.
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Also may have been good for him to get out of the state.
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I think Conrad Williams fits that bill.
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Eagles still get extra flak because they should have surely been tracking him though...
I love the game, but hate the league. So many changes all of the time. And not just small changes, massive fundamental changes to the way we've always played. Fixturing is rigged. Embarrassing for sure.
There is a Flying Boomerangs (Aboriginal and TSI) v World Team match, and he has played for the World Team. Meaning he has a parent born overseas. Whan is a Scottish name according to Google. But no idea where his parents were born. My surname is German and you have to go back to 1850 to find someone born in Germany in the family tree.
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I'll ask SFFC on the weekend.
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Ah fantastic, another Roleystone lad. Following on from myself, Josh Head, and Daniel Gilmore!
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