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The 2 Tasmanian mids looked really good. I assume they are rated as top 10. Looked like they could win the ball, move well and had clean disposal.
O'Sullivan the 198cm KPD looked ok. He is from Albury but not academy linked. Apparently he is rated as a late 1st round pick.
Cleary got quite involved as an inside mid but not as polished with his disposal. May looks a very big unit. Rider kicked 2 goals and could be a lead up medium forward prospect as a rookie.
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Two good wins. If the allies knock off Vic Metro or Vic Bumpkins, the Vic media will be beside themselves.
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Hope we take Cleary and May as rookies, and draft Rider (hopefully in rookie draft)
What games have you been watching?
Clearly was good in the first game and got much more centre bounce time today and was fantastic with his work on the inside.
He reads the ruckman well, has good hands and does most of his stuff with blokes hanging off him. He exactly what we are looking for to draft and will go in the top 25 picks.
Kirk also got a lot of the football today and didn’t look out of place.
Cabor has some pace and good foot skills and will get himself onto our list.
Gander in his first game found a bit of the football (particularly when he went down back).
As for Rider, he certainly has been a surprise packet so far. Reminds me of Jeremy Cameron (not as tall) but he moves across the ground well and is composed with the football.
We don’t have the eye catchers that the Suns have, the two Tassie boys and that key forward from GWS McCormack, but it’s likely 3 or 4 of them will end up on our list at the end of the year.
Particularly looking forward to seeing Cleary he has Gulden vibes.
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Kirk has already been passed on, in last year’s draft - I can see rookie list at best.
Gander hasn’t really impressed enough to be considered anywhere near the top 60 kids in the country.
I agree that Cleary is going well. But he’s not in first round considerations at this point. Several Suns and perhaps GWS kids are.
Cabor has been reasonably highly rated - I’m sure he’s a close watch for the remainder of the season.
Realistically, I think only Cleary gets drafted at this stage - with Rider and Cabor perhaps coming into consideration.
We are into May
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I don't think we would have enough list spots to take more than 1-2 academy players this year. We already have an extra 2 on our list with the Mid Season draft guys.
I am guessing we take Cleary as an inside mid either as a late round pick or Cat B. May looks a good size ruckman. Possibly we take him as a Cat B or hope he goes undrafted and take him next draft. Rider has not been talked about much. But I think he has kicked 2 goals in each Allies game. And looks an athletic medium forward with an accurate kick.
I am guessing we take Cleary as an inside mid either as a late round pick or Cat B. May looks a good size ruckman. Possibly we take him as a Cat B or hope he goes undrafted and take him next draft. Rider has not been talked about much. But I think he has kicked 2 goals in each Allies game. And looks an athletic medium forward with an accurate kick.
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Allies looked ok today, but I think WA just looked terrible, so maybe accentuated how good the Allies seemed to be.
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National Boys U18 Championships Match Replay: SA v Allies
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ALLIES V WESTERN AUSTRALIA SUPERCOACH RANKING POINTS
ALLIES
169 – Colby McKercher
160 – Ryley Sanders
126 – Connor O’Sullivan
121 – Ethan Read
112 – Caiden Cleary
106 – Jake Rogers
100 – Jed Walter
99 – Indhi Kirk
93 – Max Rider
88 – Jack Callinan
87 – Nick Williams
81 – James Leake
78 – Samuel Marshall
75 – Tye Gander
71 – Harvey Thomas
66 – Caleb May
64 – Phoenix Gothard
63 – Will Rowlands
61 – William Graham
52 – Charlie McCormack
43 – Patrick Snell
29 – Lachlan Cabor
14 – Clay Shadforth
ALLIES
169 – Colby McKercher
160 – Ryley Sanders
126 – Connor O’Sullivan
121 – Ethan Read
112 – Caiden Cleary
106 – Jake Rogers
100 – Jed Walter
99 – Indhi Kirk
93 – Max Rider
88 – Jack Callinan
87 – Nick Williams
81 – James Leake
78 – Samuel Marshall
75 – Tye Gander
71 – Harvey Thomas
66 – Caleb May
64 – Phoenix Gothard
63 – Will Rowlands
61 – William Graham
52 – Charlie McCormack
43 – Patrick Snell
29 – Lachlan Cabor
14 – Clay Shadforth
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Father-son trio impress; Tassie star’s ‘Horne-Francis’ moment as Allies records smashed: AFL Draft Watch
Father-son trio bolt into early mix; star’s ‘Horne-Francis’ moment as records smashed: Draft Watch
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Based on exposed form, Clearly is unlikely to make it past the second round in the draft. Will be inside the top 40 picks.
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The Allies accounted for SA easily the week before and were better as the game went on.
They will push both the Victorian teams, but not sure if they can beat them at this stage.
They are a clear third best at this stage
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I really like what I have seen of Cleary so far. Just knows where the free Swan is instead of trying to do a lot himself.
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Roberts, Sheldrick and Cleary would be a good young group of inside mids pushing each other for a spot.
Though I feel Cleary might be overlooked by bidding sides. Because Rogers, McKercher and Sanders seem to have a more dynamic attacking game.
Though I feel Cleary might be overlooked by bidding sides. Because Rogers, McKercher and Sanders seem to have a more dynamic attacking game.
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Anything before our 2nd rounder is a pass.... I'm not even sure I'd match in the top 40. Similar types went undrafted last yeat
I think the top 30 is very talented and don’t see Clearly in the top 30 so if bids come before top 30 let him go
This is a very important draft getting it right
Lots of talent and future drafts will be significantly impacted due to tassie
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U18 Vic Country vs South Australia 1030 Sunday morning. First chance to get a look at the Vic country players.
Should be live on AFL website, Kayo and Foxtel.
Should be live on AFL website, Kayo and Foxtel.
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Given our bidding activity at last year's draft, I feel there might be a couple of clubs out for 'revenge bids' this year - whether that be on May, or Cleary, or even Rider...
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