says a lot about the esteem the draft was held in back then when jakovich and doc wheildon are top 20 picks...
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says a lot about the esteem the draft was held in back then when jakovich and doc wheildon are top 20 picks...
waterhouse is a legend! Best docker ever! If he didnt play for freo imagine how good he could of been
Robert Harvey - Best not to go at Pick 1
the reason why james hird wasnt picked until 75odd is the fact he missed both u18's carnivals with injury and being from canberra it was a big thing to see how he would compete against decent opposition
I think you can dismiss every draft prior to about 1993 (or a bit earlier) as it was a lotto. It wasn't until about 1998 or so when the draft became the #1 source of players and became so heavily scruitinised.
I was referring to the draft Goodwin was drafted in and I stand by that.
Peter Matera went pick 4 in the 1988 Draft before him were three players I never heard of!
Dean Kemp and Brett Heady went in the 100's in the 89' draft as well I remember.
Matera could be considered the best not to go number one, but listing Dean Kemp and Brett Heady in the same sentence as him is a joke.
Kemp was solid for many years but should not be mentioned in the same bracket as Matera.
Matera was the better player, but Dean Kemp was an out and out superstar in his own right.
- WCE Rookie of the Year in 1990 (same year Matera debuted)
- 1992 Premiership
- 1992 Club Champion
- 1994 Premiership
- 1994 Norm Smith
- Eagles tem of the decade.
- AFL Hall of Fame.
Not a flashy ball carrier like Peter Matera but an outstanding ball winner.
This is me mentioning Dean kemp in the same bracket as Peter Matera.
Lol thats a stupid thing to say. Nick Reiwoldt went no. 1 and came from the Gold Coast.