Nope, doesn't meet the criteria.Well I did "get around" in my younger days and my own son is around the 194-195cm mark so you never really know.
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Nope, doesn't meet the criteria.Well I did "get around" in my younger days and my own son is around the 194-195cm mark so you never really know.
Nope, doesn't meet the criteria.
This is what really bothers me! How many F/S picks can you nominate in a year? If they all come available at once it could be a problem.
We're due for some good luck! Some of the teams out there have absolutely killed it in the Father son stuff and it's won them flags! Teams like Geelong. Picking up top real high quality Father son picks and using round one draft picks well in the same year completely accelerates a team's building process, especially if this happens more than once like with Geelong.
Dare I say it, we might have to do something dodgy like get one of the kids to not nominate for the draft so we can pick them up another year. Perhaps employ them to "work" at the club so they still get a first year player's wage. Explain that not many players play in their first year, let them play with the Northern Blues and use all our facilities. I think we tried and failed to do this with Sheldon.
Don't expect other clubs not to put a bid in for Silvagni just to screw us. Even if he might be adamant on going to Carlton. Essendon had to take Joe Daniher with pick 10. Would be no harm in perhaps influencing a kid like this to hold back or fake injury.
Terrific program the club has here. It's great to see that the club is welcoming in the families and the young potential players. Make Visy park feel like home before it actually is and get them wanting to play for Carlton before they are drafted, maybe they will agree to hold off nominating for the draft so they can play here then.
Silvagni looks like being every bit as big as his old man, I'd guess he'd be about 6 2 or 3 if Rice (Mark Wahlberg) is 6 foot. Wouldn't Worry too much about Bradley, his old man wasn't overly big and he was a superstar.
People questioning whether Adrian Gleeson is the father. No question with those eyebrows! Great to see him get a game and do well in the VFL seniors too, maybe another one to watch, possible late bloomer.
I teach Bailey at school, good kid
I think that St Kilda have been complacent in their thinking that he is just going to go into the draft and they will just glide in and take him with a low pick.
who is looking the best out of the three?
1st 18 at Xavier is pretty impressive for a year 10. Xavs are a pretty solid school footy teamI know someone who watches quite a few Xavier first 18 games and he doesn't rate Silvagni all that highly.
Must be going ok though as he is in Year 10 and playing first 18 for the school.
It doesn't sound like any of these players were selected for the under 16 champs. Don't know why some are pencilling all of them in. Buckley played. Sound like longshots ATM.
he's still SOS but his boy becomes SOJ
It doesn't sound like any of these players were selected for the under 16 champs. Don't know why some are pencilling all of them in. Buckley played. Sound like longshots ATM.
Better scenario would be that they're all guns and eligible in the same year. Means we'd pay market value for one of them (first round pick) then nab two of them for a 2nd and 3rd rounder like Bulldogs did when they picked up Libba Jr for a 2nd round pick in the 40's because Wallis was also eligible that year.
There are heaps, Stratton, Barlow even could count Rowe and White at Carlton as good players. Most kids aren't ready to go until they are in their 20s at least. I don't think SOS played much in his first year did he?Alot of players are late bloomers and shouldn't be written off at 16
Dane Swan comes to mind.
Hence why increasing the draft age isn't a terrible idea.There are heaps, Stratton, Barlow even could count Rowe and White at Carlton as good players. Most kids aren't ready to go until they are in their 20s at least. I don't think SOS played much in his first year did he?
That is some of the best wishful thinking I have ever seen I sure hope that you're rightWouldn't worry too much about this, I read somewhere Stephen was nothing special at school aged footy and was a bit of a late bloomer. These boys are likely still growing, especially the tall ones, the other stuff like power and coordination often comes after growing stops. Their pedigree and the fact they are actually playing high quality junior footy at their very young age is a good start.
Fingers crossed these guys don't peak too early, are guns and we pick them up without having to use a first rounder on them. Plenty of examples where the best juniors aren't that good in the AFL and vice versa. Plenty of kids who miss out, play a few seasons of state footy before they get drafted and become guns.
The club may already be telling these guys to hold back. Will know for sure in a few years any way.