Blue and Silver i think
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Cheers - Yes mate. All good. Done a lamb shank. Needs a little clean out. Might get a shear while I’m under. Thanks for selecting my boy. Now for the math. Hopefully TENACIOUS has worked it out. I’ve got NFI.
Pick 8 - Leo Lombard - Midfielder/ Forward - Height: 179cm
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Shanahan is my favourite key forward in this draft. There are a couple who could go either way, in that they could be stars or busts, but I see Shanahan as a failsafe with a very high ceiling.Pick 22 - Jobe Shanahan
I have been hoping on this pick for a long while.
Jobe is a strong marking, goal-kicking, mobile key forward. He gets up and back and presents problems to defenders.
Better yet he can play in the backline and has good form against men in the VFL, fronting up for Essendon.
While I think Harry Armstrong is probably the better prospect altogether, Shanahan should fit in better next to Larkey in a few seasons.
Picking for North has been to me about filling in the developing key position void, and taking two quality talks here should go a long way to shoring up their future
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I was gonna take him instead of Hynes but I thought he’d slide through to my next pickIf the consensus is to move on assuming Brisbane match Marshall, with pick 20, I will move on to the quality role players who are not KPP in this range.
With Ed Richards moving to the middle and Taylor Duryea already 33, but clocking up 22 games despite being moved to the rookie list, there is a secondary need to upgrade defensive rebound.
Pick 21 - Western Bulldogs - HARRISON OLIVER. Sandringham Dragons 182cm 15/06/2006 Defender
"One of the most well regarded ball users in the draft. boasting a wand-like left foot and the ticker to take gutsy overhead marks" quote from Michael Alvaro
Loved him from my first watch at the championships. Love a leftie and he can be absolutely surgical with his disposal. Absolutely screams a Beveridge player. Has the scope to play higher up the ground, but has drawn comparisons with Luke Hodge on game style. High praise indeed.
Every team needs silky distribution exiting the back half.
Would prefer a coal face mid, but the remaining midfield types in this part of the draft are more hybrid types. I considered, but dismissed Dattoli here due to lacking a yard of pace and not having enough defensive "form". There is the room for a pressure forward at the kennel, but a manic worker to complement the talls and Weightman is more the type. It is the range for key position players and the 'dogs are overendowed in this area. It could be argued a developing young KPD may become a need with the ages of Jones and Lobb, but they already have some developing albeit some are speculative types. WA lad Hamish Davis has drawn Fyfe comparisons, but I cant see it, he is forward first, and with the dogs having a three or four prong tall forward line, dont see the need for a 190(+) third tall type.
if we are moving on Blue and Silver, you are next.