ALGY VOSILITIS
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Now that the champ has retired does that give us an extra draft pick,
How many have we got now??
How many have we got now??
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I count 7 spots on the list assuming Harbrow is elevated.
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That seems a lot of picks in a 'shallow' draft.
Seven spots would become five if we swap picks for Hudson and Callan. Assuming we give a second rounder for Hudson and a fourth rounder for Callan, that'd require us to take three picks late in the draft. Perhaps we'll trade for another player in the AFL, PSD a player, or draft a SANFL / VFL player. I honestly can't see us drafting another 5 18-year-olds to go with the skinny lot we got last year. Over 25% of our list wouldn't be body-hardened.
We would be getting out of the Hudson trade very easily if that were the case. Adelaide will want adequate compensation - they are loosing Meesen as well! A third rounder is the cheapest I would expect... second rounder seems fair enough to me.
We need to replace 10 players including rookies.
If Hughes and Harbrow are elevated that is 4 rookies and 6 senior players.
If Hughes and Harbrow are elevated that is 4 rookies and 6 senior players.
Do You have to elevated or can you just be retained on the Rookie list? Because Gavin isnt yet ready for AFL but is holding his spot on the rookie list.
How Marty Pask didnt make it strikes me as obsurd.
How so?
He has been rejected at 2 clubs now, maybe thats a sign.
Its well documented he has no pace. He was consistent but hardly a stand out performer at Werribee this season.
He finished 3rd in the Werribee Best and Fairest. Played 15 games out of 20 and still managed 3rd place, what more should/can a rookie list player do.....? Pace isnt everything and would hardly suggest he is slow, especially for a guy that's 192cm and weighs close to 100kgs.
Dom Gleeson ended up winning for anyone who is interested.
Dom Gleeson ended up winning for anyone who is interested.
Good effort. I was surprised when he was let loose. But i don't think he'll ever make it at AFL level.
I would look at some mature age draftees. Scott Thompson from Geelong VFL is not AFL listed player. He was a standout in the VFL Grand Final. If he is still around, i would seriously pick him up in Round Two.
s34550
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i know pods is around 28 now but why not put him on a cheap 1 year contract and see how he goes. then if he turns out to be a dud it hasnt really cost us anything, i think that more logical then putitng another skinny 18 year old on our list
Aquamarinejewel
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There have been many discussions about Podsiadly on this forum, he just won't cut it in our team and it would be a waste of time to take up on of our selections for him you never know we could unearth a Westhoff type in the draft. Every other club must be of the same opinion of Podsiadly as all have bypassed him on selections in previous drafts.
Draft Picks
2007 National Draft Order Prior to the October trading period where several high-profile trades are certain to play a significant role, the below list is the current National Draft day order as it stands.
Please note that Priority draft picks (ie. Carlton's pick 1 and Richmond's pick 18) are eligible to be traded to any other club like any other draft pick. With several high profile players on the move the top selections look certain to come into play for the first time in many years.
First Round
Priority Pick: 1 Carlton
2 Richmond
3 Carlton
4 Melbourne
5 Western Bulldogs
6 Essendon
7 Fremantle
8 Brisbane Lions
9 St Kilda
10 Adelaide
11 Sydney Swans
12 Hawthorn
13 West Coast Eagles
14 Collingwood
15 Kangaroos
16 Port Adelaide
17 Geelong
Priority Pick: 18 Richmond
Second Round
19 Richmond
20 Carlton
21 Melbourne
22 Western Bulldogs
23 Essendon
24 Fremantle
25 Brisbane Lions
26 St Kilda
27 Adelaide
28 Sydney Swans
29 Hawthorn
30 West Coast Eagles
31 Collingwood
32 Kangaroos
33 Port Adelaide
34 Geelong
Third Round
35 Richmond
36 Carlton
37 Melbourne
38 Western Bulldogs
39 Essendon
40 Fremantle
41 Brisbane Lions
42 St Kilda
43 Adelaide
44 Sydney Swans
45 Hawthorn
46 West Coast Eagles
47 Collingwood
48 Kangaroos
49 Port Adelaide
50 Geelong
Fourth Round
51 Richmond
52 Carlton
53 Melbourne
54 Western Bulldogs
55 Essendon
56 Fremantle
57 Brisbane Lions
58 St Kilda
59 Adelaide
60 Sydney Swans
61 Hawthorn
62 West Coast Eagles
63 Collingwood
64 Kangaroos
65 Port Adelaide
66 Geelong
Fifth Round
67 Richmond
68 Carlton
69 Melbourne
70 Western Bulldogs
71 Essendon
72 Fremantle
73 Brisbane Lions
74 St Kilda
75 Adelaide
76 Sydney Swans
77 Hawthorn
78 West Coast Eagles
79 Collingwood
80 Kangaroos
81 Port Adelaide
82 Geelong
Carlton secured the number one priority draft selection by virtue of the fact that they won less than 5 games in two consecutive seasons.
Richmond secured their priority selection at the end of the first round by winning fewer than 5 games in one season.
2007 National Draft Order Prior to the October trading period where several high-profile trades are certain to play a significant role, the below list is the current National Draft day order as it stands.
Please note that Priority draft picks (ie. Carlton's pick 1 and Richmond's pick 18) are eligible to be traded to any other club like any other draft pick. With several high profile players on the move the top selections look certain to come into play for the first time in many years.
First Round
Priority Pick: 1 Carlton
2 Richmond
3 Carlton
4 Melbourne
5 Western Bulldogs
6 Essendon
7 Fremantle
8 Brisbane Lions
9 St Kilda
10 Adelaide
11 Sydney Swans
12 Hawthorn
13 West Coast Eagles
14 Collingwood
15 Kangaroos
16 Port Adelaide
17 Geelong
Priority Pick: 18 Richmond
Second Round
19 Richmond
20 Carlton
21 Melbourne
22 Western Bulldogs
23 Essendon
24 Fremantle
25 Brisbane Lions
26 St Kilda
27 Adelaide
28 Sydney Swans
29 Hawthorn
30 West Coast Eagles
31 Collingwood
32 Kangaroos
33 Port Adelaide
34 Geelong
Third Round
35 Richmond
36 Carlton
37 Melbourne
38 Western Bulldogs
39 Essendon
40 Fremantle
41 Brisbane Lions
42 St Kilda
43 Adelaide
44 Sydney Swans
45 Hawthorn
46 West Coast Eagles
47 Collingwood
48 Kangaroos
49 Port Adelaide
50 Geelong
Fourth Round
51 Richmond
52 Carlton
53 Melbourne
54 Western Bulldogs
55 Essendon
56 Fremantle
57 Brisbane Lions
58 St Kilda
59 Adelaide
60 Sydney Swans
61 Hawthorn
62 West Coast Eagles
63 Collingwood
64 Kangaroos
65 Port Adelaide
66 Geelong
Fifth Round
67 Richmond
68 Carlton
69 Melbourne
70 Western Bulldogs
71 Essendon
72 Fremantle
73 Brisbane Lions
74 St Kilda
75 Adelaide
76 Sydney Swans
77 Hawthorn
78 West Coast Eagles
79 Collingwood
80 Kangaroos
81 Port Adelaide
82 Geelong
Carlton secured the number one priority draft selection by virtue of the fact that they won less than 5 games in two consecutive seasons.
Richmond secured their priority selection at the end of the first round by winning fewer than 5 games in one season.
