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been trying to convince my uncle who works for a club to get him an invite to the combine
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been trying to convince my uncle who works for a club to get him an invite to the combine
There was so much anticipation and expectation of what Finn would produce coming into his top age season, but up to now he's struggled through a series of set backs and never really come close to resembling the footballer of last year and years prior. He again started slowly here in the first quarter, but when he started dancing in the second quarter, showing some of the tricks he can pull out of his bag, things that few other footballers can match, there was a palpable sense of relief and excitement among watchers that finally the real Finn O'Sullivan might be about to stand up. There are still reasons why you might not choose to take him at pick 1, but at least we've again started to see why you just might.
Yep that was the most impressive moment to me as well. Defying physics.That little step at the 1:20ish mark had myself and that opponent stunned, I always knew he was evasive but bloody hell im not sure how the hell he did that
#63 is still on the hunt trying to find him.That little step at the 1:20ish mark had myself and that opponent stunned, I always knew he was evasive but bloody hell im not sure how the hell he did that
Dyson Sharp, the red hot favourite to be pick 1 in 2025, made his senior SANFL debut yesterday as a 17 year old and had an excellent outing in messy conditions from Central Districts. The physical side of the game just comes so naturally to Dyson and he showed it throughout by consistently out muscling and overpowering men many years his senior. He was pivotal in Central getting back into the game in the third quarter, influencing contests and hitting the scoreboard with a roost from outside 50.
Cody Angove , not strictly a small forward either but a front half playerThat's not so easy though. Outside of Berry/Kako/Champion the rest of the small forward contingent are more late pick types to my mind.
There are a bunch of guys that to me are more hybrid types, and perhaps not exactly the slippery small forward you're after. Guys like Hotton, Reid, Dattoli, Dolan, Davis, Said.
You've raised Unwin who might make a run at it now.
The SA trio of Bradley, Newton and Barrett are all slightly more speculative prospects I think, but I haven't seen enough of them to really judge.
Am I missing anyone obvious?
Yep I like the cut of his jib. I'll make time to do something for him soon.Cody Angove , not strictly a small forward either but a front half player
Top 30 chance
A solid performance in his VFL debut from Harvey Langford, showcasing his wares to the Richmond recruiters who hold pick 1 in the November national draft. He played the same role that Finn O'Sullivan played last week, starting the first quarter on ball before playing out the final three quarters on a forward flank. Its a role that can suit his game, but he had to make the most of the limited opportunities that came his way. He flew for his marks, being unfortunately robbed of a lovely grab on the far wing, and he showed a nice step and change of direction on a couple of occasions. The one area where he let himself down a little was his kicking, which he rushed and got a bit wayward on a couple of occasions.