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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
briso_06 said:Any ideas on who brisbane will rookie this year? Should be interestng to see what happens after some talented QLD boys missed out.....
I'd say Kannis, Brittain and Spur from that bunch. They're the only ones who did anything at the Carnival. Interesting to see what happens!morphous said:Possibly of the local players who were at the state screenings Lee Spurr, Nate Roffey, Adam Mueller, Steve Brittain, Julian Kannis and Tim Plummer.
Hey, that's very interesting! Would be real bad luck for Kannis who'd be a perfect candidate for Brisbane to develope on their Rookie list. Anybody know the cut-off date for sure?barrel47 said:Rookie eligibility??
Cut off date is either 31st December 1987 or date of rookie draft - 13th December 1987.
Julian Kannis DOB is 15-12-87.
Others definitely ineligible are Glenn Screech, Anthony Skinner, Jessie White & Hayden Kiel.
Kannis is in Killer.Killer_Lions said:Hey, that's very interesting! Would be real bad luck for Kannis who'd be a perfect candidate for Brisbane to develope on their Rookie list. Anybody know the cut-off date for sure?
Hey Grub! How do you know about Kannis? You sure? Shame to see him go elsewhere.grub29 said:Kannis is in Killer.
Anyone born in 1987 is eligible Killer and to me Kannis would be a certainty to be a Brisbane local pick with Roffey and maybe Lee Spurr and Josh Walker chances as well.Killer_Lions said:Hey Grub! How do you know about Kannis? You sure? Shame to see him go elsewhere.
I've read what "irish" wrote that the Irish boys aren't counted in the normal Rookie Draft for Brisbane and they go down as International Rookies?? How accurate is this? It would mean Brisbane has 6 picks then.grub29 said:Anyone born in 1987 is eligible Killer and to me Kannis would be a certainty to be a Brisbane local pick with Roffey and maybe Lee Spurr and Josh Walker chances as well.
Killer_Lions said:I've read what "irish" wrote that the Irish boys aren't counted in the normal Rookie Draft for Brisbane and they go down as International Rookies?? How accurate is this? It would mean Brisbane has 6 picks then.
Thanks for that. By the way, your picks in the Rookie Draft for Brisbane were good ones! I was disappointed we didn't get Lucy in the Draft and Hooper was a big surprise! Hopefully we'll see your Rookie picks develope over the next 2 years into dynamite KPP's.irel said:It is accurate; however Brisbane has never used all nine rookie spots. Six rookies is the standard practice. Therefore at best only three, maybe four (depending on veterans listing) will be selected.
Sorry to say this but your statement is CRAP. No club promises spots on any list. Steve may have been invited to train and compete with the other rookie hopefuls for a chance to be drafted as a rookie, but to say he was given a guaranteed rookie listing is a bit fanciful.guzroo said:I heard the lions offered Steve Brittain a rookie listing but he knocked it back.
irish said:who is steve brittain ?
I agree with you Irel, it's a bunch of CRAP! the AFL would jump on Brisbane's ass so hard if that happened. Brisbane aren't that stupid are they?? Brittain? what the F$*K! anybody notice him in the Carnival?irel said:Sorry to say this but your statement is CRAP. No club promises spots on any list. Steve may have been invited to train and compete with the other rookie hopefuls for a chance to be drafted as a rookie, but to say he was given a guaranteed rookie listing is a bit fanciful.
Aha!! Now I get it! maybe his Dad will pick him next year!! that would cause a bit of a stir!Mikes4 said:Wayne Brittain's son.
irel said:Sorry to say this but your statement is CRAP. No club promises spots on any list. Steve may have been invited to train and compete with the other rookie hopefuls for a chance to be drafted as a rookie, but to say he was given a guaranteed rookie listing is a bit fanciful.
Sure, they'd talk to the guys about their interest but that's about it. They can only make concrete offers like that with International Rookies.tapestry said:But, with Brisbane having the local rookie deal where they get to nominate their rookies before the rookie draft begins, if this bloke was in the allocated zone, they could have told him they would like to/plan on picking him up couldn't they?
Killer_Lions said:Sure, they'd talk to the guys about their interest but that's about it. They can only make concrete offers like that with International Rookies.
Yep, that makes sense.tapestry said:So it is really feasible that Brisbane DID go to Brittain and tell him they wanted to pick him up in the draft, and he told them he wasn't interested. Thus making it not a 'wasted pick' for the Lions in the rookie draft?
I'm pretty sure that in the rookie and psd drafts clubs can make what could be called 'offers'. They'd be the 'right we want to pick you up if you are available at our pick' type thing. It's no where near as strict as the national draft, and in the case of the rookie draft, if the kid is in the recruiting zone where the club get's a priority pick, then it's not as if it's draft tampering coz the club has first shot at them anyways.
PUDGIE said:Aha!! Now I get it! maybe his Dad will pick him next year!! that would cause a bit of a stir!