Who is broadie Smith
Stop with your garbage.
It's actually getting sad, I feel sorry for him.
Not all his own fault, but I do tend to agree unless his career takes a dramatic upturn after his move.
He's hardly going to rack up big numbers with WA's top 3 midfield banana's Deven Robertson, Riley Garcia and Chad Warner sharing most of the on ball duties, and when he did play on the ball it looked to me like he was the designated defensive mid putting in the blocks and tackles.....of course when he wasn't playing across half back that is.
5 is a really interesting pick.
Just remember the name Will Verrall for 2022 when we're talking athletic talls. And he's a Croweater.
It is attention seeking posts
I got the impression from Hamish's presser today we won't match on Borlase. Kept saying the family know where we sit,
How your club stands ahead of the 2020 AFL national draft
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ADELAIDE
PICKS: 1, 9, 22, 23, 40, 80.
KEY DEFENDERS: Tom Doedee, Daniel Talia, Fischer McAsey, Jordon Butts.
SMALL/MEDIUM DEFENDERS: Rory Laird, Brodie Smith, Luke Brown, Mitch Hinge, Jake Kelly, Will Hamill, Andrew McPherson.
MIDFIELDERS: Rory Sloane, Matt Crouch, Lachlan Sholl, Wayne Milera, Harry Schoenberg, Ben Keays, Chayce Jones, David Mackay, Paul Seedsman, Lachie Gollant, Ronin O’Connor.
KEY FORWARDS: Tom Lynch, Taylor Walker, Elliot Himmelberg, Darcy Fogarty, Josh Worrell.
SMALL/MEDIUM FORWARDS: Shane McAdam, Ned McHenry, Lachie Murphy, Tyson Stengle, Ben Davis.
RUCKS: Reilly O’Brien, Billy Frampton, Kieran Strachan.
For the first time in the club's three-decade history, the Crows hold the trump card heading into the national draft after their first wooden-spoon season. The rebuild is on in earnest, and there are two key questions to be answered. First, will Adelaide force the Western Bulldogs' hand by bidding on Jamarra Ugle-Hagan and therefore bump the Crows' pick back to No.2? Either way there is the matter of who the Crows will actually end up selecting. Talls Logan McDonald and Riley Thilthorpe, along with the dynamic midfielder/forward Elijah Hollands are the three real options. The considerations don't end there though. At pick No.9, set to move back to at least No.10 because of a matched bid on Ugle-Hagan, Adelaide have been linked to bids for Braeden Campbell and Reef McInnes, while the likes of Finlay Macrae, Tanner Bruhn and Oliver Henry are all expected to fall around the range of the Crows' second pick. If the Crows want local midfielder Tom Powell it appears they will need to snap him up with their second pick, with other clubs lurking later in the first round. Adelaide have made it clear they are willing to part with one of their two picks in the 20s on draft night. Caleb Poulter, Liam Kolar and Luke Pedlar have all been linked to Adelaide in this range. James Borlase and Tariek Newchurch are both available to Adelaide as next generation academy players later in the draft. The Crows will snap up Jackson Hately in Thursday's pre-season draft.
Not sure we'd be brave enough to take Phillips. He's the safe choice talent wise however word is he's not exactly keen to leave Victoria
Is he originally from the Riverland ?
I don't think we'll match before 35
I don't think it'll take long for us to get our first tall called out.
Riverland is West Adelaide's zone unless it's changed recently..Will suits up for the Panthers.
hawks should be all over RT at 4 imo if we dont snap him up. Their keys are woeful as well as their ruck stock which Thilthorpe can improve both. Hawks also have the best medical team so they should get his groins right
I was keen early for the same reasons .....but I agree, something else & prefer Pedlar TBH
Hawks may rate Cox better. More will be known early next week. Crows are only going Hollands if they believe they can get Thilthorpe on the slide.
