Dogs have been mentoring and training their potential father sons at a very young age for a while now. Is this another area were we are not up with the times?
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Any up this way would be part of the academy. Those in other states obviously won't be, but I doubt the Dogs (and the Eagles, who run a similar one) do anything with interstate players either.Dogs have been mentoring and training their potential father sons at a very young age for a while now. Is this another area were we are not up with the times?
Pretty sure it is like being eligible for Father-Son at two club's ... you pick one or the other or choose the draft.Heard a rumour that Ashcroft's boy is going to be placed in the Suns' academy. So what happens in that situation should he be good enough to be drafted? The club with the highest pick gets him? The kid has the choice? The academy overrides father-son? Vice versa? Does anyone know how old he is?
Where is the clarity people!
Pretty sure it is like being eligible for Father-Son at two club's ... you pick one or the other or choose the draft.
So little Ashcroft could choose Academy or Team but either way better off in the Academy system now!
Of course you don't get a double discount if your dad's team and your Academy team are the same one
I thought as things stood if he stayed in the academy until draft age he had no choice but to accept the Suns' nomination, if there is one?
So presuming the rules don't change and the Suns want him - Ashcroft Jr is a Sun regardless of what the Lions do?Academy kids don't get a choice in whether their clubs nominate and take them unlike father/sons. There was a write up earlier in the year that that might change, but as it stands if the kid has signed an academy contract and their club wants them, their club gets them.
Would need a Collingwood father/son caught up in this for things to changeAcademy kids don't get a choice in whether their clubs nominate and take them unlike father/sons. There was a write up earlier in the year that that might change, but as it stands if the kid has signed an academy contract and their club wants them, their club gets them.
Would need a Collingwood father/son caught up in this for things to change
Academy kids don't get a choice in whether their clubs nominate and take them unlike father/sons. There was a write up earlier in the year that that might change, but as it stands if the kid has signed an academy contract and their club wants them, their club gets them.
So presuming the rules don't change and the Suns want him - Ashcroft Jr is a Sun regardless of what the Lions do?
That contract. .. what age do they sign it as compared to the age they can start at the Academy?
My understanding is that you are correct dlanod however i remember reading somewhere it is only the last year of being in the academy that binds you to the club. You can choose not to be a member of the academy for that last year and be open to the draft or father sonPretty sure that's the case.
I don't know that kind of detail.
Wrong thread but Ballenden gets in the bests in every game as well! Even won QLD's MVPhttp://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-11/2015-nab-afl-under16-champs-round-three
Noticed Lachie Harris was nominated for BOG in the last Div 1 Metro game
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-07-11/2015-nab-afl-under16-champs-round-three
Noticed Lachie Harris was nominated for BOG in the last Div 1 Metro game
Division one
Vic Country 2.1 5.2 9.4 10.7 (67)
South Australia 1.1 3.3 4.7 8.9 (57)
GOALS
Vic Country: Darling 3, Hollenkamp 2, Quigley 2, Domic, Henness, Dow
South Australia: Fogarty 3, Crowden, T.Cox, Moller, Pascoe, Houlahan
Yeah, I think they're gonski. Last I heard, one brother was at a US college and the other is an even better prospect.Anyone know if Daryl White's sons have definitely been lost to basketball ?