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Hi all, looking for people who have knowledge and connections with the Gold Coast academy to join our team! inbox me if you are interested!
Darkwing Duck and Tiger Nova
In the NEAFL today
Brad Scheer 24 touches 8 inside 50s 1 goal
Bowes 19 touches 7 tackles
Bailey Scott was QLDs U6 MVP from the championships
Given the competition for his services it is good timing that we are due for state of the art facilities and hopefully **fingers crossed** we will have a good and exciting team for him to come to.
If he is worth that first round pick next year.. Might be beneficial to score a 2017 pick or 2
If he's U16s wouldn't he be a 2018 draftee?
That's right. So it looks like this at the moment when it comes to potential first rounders:If he's U16s wouldn't he be a 2018 draftee?
His old man was a very good rover in his day. If he plays the same we'll have a nippy on baller in the Luke Power mould.Bailey Scott was QLDs U16 MVP from the championships
Let's hope he continues to develop like Bowes and Scheer.
Hopefully he makes the all Australian/allies team to be coached by Sanderson
That's right. So it looks like this at the moment when it comes to potential first rounders:
2016 - Bowes and Scheer
2017 - Foster
2018 - Scott
Although Bailey Scott plays for Broadbeach and Queensland, it won't necessarily be smooth sailing when it comes to recruiting him. His father, Robert Scott, played 132 games for Geelong and 113 games for North Melbourne. So he's father-son eligible for both of those clubs as well as being academy eligible for the Suns. No doubt the Cats and Kangas will pursue him heavily if he looks like he'll be a future first round pick.
The new first class training facilities next to Metricon could be a big factor in his decision so it's lucky the Suns have that coming later this year.
Is it a bidding system or can he nominate one of the 3 ? If he can nominate it would put us in a good position as he can stay home , also his old man was dropped from Norths premiership team after playing the prelim then was delisted , so i dare say there is no goodwill there.
2017. Crossley (should be added to NAB AFL Academy squad) , Foster, Dawson.That's right. So it looks like this at the moment when it comes to potential first rounders:
2016 - Bowes and Scheer
2017 - Foster
2018 - Scott
Although Bailey Scott plays for Broadbeach and Queensland, it won't necessarily be smooth sailing when it comes to recruiting him. His father, Robert Scott, played 132 games for Geelong and 113 games for North Melbourne. So he's father-son eligible for both of those clubs as well as being academy eligible for the Suns. No doubt the Cats and Kangas will pursue him heavily if he looks like he'll be a future first round pick.
The new first class training facilities next to Metricon could be a big factor in his decision so it's lucky the Suns have that coming later this year.
2017. Crossley (should be added to NAB AFL Academy squad) , Foster, Dawson.
Last year Bailey Rice, son of Dean Rice, was in the same position as he could have nominated St Kilda or Carlton under F/S - chose St Kilda and then just waited for a club to bid and then St Kilda had the right to match.
Personally I would think we would be in pole position. I'm not overly familiar with the daily workings of the academy system but surely we are seeing him at least once a week, putting the time and resources in, the pull of family and friends. I would be surprised if he didn't select us.
Heard of Crossley, have not heard of Foster - is he in the class of Bowes and Scheer? Is it likely he gets a bit before our 1st rd pick next year (~8-12)?