
Ah yes Grundy. Well, I guess we could add a fourth ruckman? hahaha ****
He would be our best too, depressing times are depressing
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Ah yes Grundy. Well, I guess we could add a fourth ruckman? hahaha ****
... and the third is Christian Jaksch who by his description is a total reach for top 25 anyway.
Thanks Rohdey/Parks.
Believe it may have only been a one year.
12. Fremantle - Mason Shaw (197cm forward - South Fremantle)
Shaw is the best genuine key forward in the draft. This was obvious last year, and nothing has changed since then. Unfortunately missed the first part of this season, but his return has been very strong - 11 goals from his 2 Colts games before the Championships started. He can be a little hot and cold, but even on his bad days he generally bobs up for a couple of goals. And while he wont ever win 20+ disposals, he could easily kick 5 goals from 10 touches. He'll play a similar game to Josh Kennedy at AFL level. AFL Comparison: Josh Kennedy.
http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/young-talent-time-a-2012-mock-draft.956131/
#14 Fremantle - Mason Shaw (WA – KPF/Ruck)
Height: 198cm, Weight: 92kg, DOB: 15/01/1994
Recruited from: South Fremantle
Style: Brad Ottens/Kurt Tippett
Player comparison: Jonathan Patton
Range: 5-25
Profile: Strong marking key forward. Has a presence, marks out in front and can take a contested grab. Had a sensation 2011 season scoring 66 goals which is a great return for the young key forward. Has good accuracy from both general play and set shot attempts. Also Shaw is a serious big game player kicking 7 goals in the grand final which is a big return and shows potential to continue being a big game player into the future. Has played in the ruck but I most like Shaw as a key forward and see that as the position where he can impose himself on matches most as a big marking target.
http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/knightmares-2012-mock-draft.956129/
I still think Moore will make it, next year will be his year if he gets through the pre-season unscathed.
I'm hoping Andrew Moore becomes our Josh Kennedy. The potential is there.
It is there for him, and for Brad Ebert and Broadbent also. We've compiled a few bigger bodied midfield types, without quite nailing the position yet. These guys need to reach their ceiling under a new coaching regime. Now we need pace/outside run/skill and key position quality to complement them.
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So do we make a play for daniher in the draft
best case scenario - land daniher
worse case scenario - don't land daniher, force essendon to use their first rounder
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The richmond board are saying that matty thomas might be going to richmond as well as chaplin??
Any fact to the rumour???
The richmond board are saying that matty thomas might be going to richmond as well as chaplin??
Any fact to the rumour???
This Daniher stuff is sarcasm right? He'd be considered for the no. 1 draft pick if he wasn't going to be snapped up by Essendon. Dude is just ridiculously dominant and will have a long and successful career. What you should be looking at is what is Essendon going to do with so many tall forwards. Daniher, Gumbleton, Hurley, Crameri, Ryder resting up there... one might be forced out.
Fingers crossed!
Gumbleton is more injury prone than Gray and Hartlett combined. Yeah we should get him.
Stringing some footy together now though....with a strengthened body.
Fair enough though.... Daniel Stewart is still providing quality for us I suppose.
It was just an out there strategic thought. Daniher will be snapped up by the Dons but the question is where ... Imagine if the 'competing bids to the father-son' rule been in place circa 2006 - the Cats would've been forced to use their first round draft pick on Hawkins and forgo Selwood ...