When do they do the Michael Voss tribute to Robert Harvey ? That seemed to run longer than Harvey's actual career.
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When do they do the Michael Voss tribute to Robert Harvey ? That seemed to run longer than Harvey's actual career.
Should be mid season draft for Coaches
We hit that very hard
We hit that very hard
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3?Looks like we will be on a spree now, does that make it 3 spots.
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Looks like we will be on a spree now, does that make it 3 spots.
Looks like it
- Cuningham - Tyrone Thorne
- Marchbank - Alex Mirkov
- McDonald - Best available or maybe a Crocker
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Whoever we pick, please don't let us pick players for the short term. This season's shot to bu**ery; get some projects in.
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Another 40+ possession game by Freeman. Can't wait to wait another team take him while we get a skinny kid who won't be ready to play afl for two years...
Player with a decent injury history, think we’ve been down this path too many times before.
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No idea if OMac counts as LTI yet, but Cunners and Marchy obvs are, one project, one ready to go player please.
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Watch him go to a club, and then watch ping his hamstring again 2 games in. Everyone knows his talent, but they also know the amount of scarring he has leaves him as a timebomb. A little can help you, but he's at the point where injury aggrevation is a daily reality.
Go watch him in the VFL before declaring him a must have: currently playing like a crab who can't kick 40m. Smart, hard working player, but his body just refuses to let him do that at AFL level.
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I'd rather get a player who's ready when we are ready than a player who burns himself out over that same time period.
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Doesn't OMac have to be inactive for the whole year?Looks like it
- Cuningham
- Marchbank - Alex Mirkov
- McDonald - Best available or maybe a Crocker
Correct = inactive vs LTI.
Don't think Alex Rance wants to come out of retirement, and we missed the chance to draft BoltaAnother tall to help our defence, that kicks like a mule, runs like the wind and marks everything.
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I think Tyson Stengle is to good of player to be playing under AFL level i wouldn't be against taking him and putting him under Eddie's guidance and under strict conditions
Also who is this Alex Mirkov fella any stats pr highlights of him anywhere
Also who is this Alex Mirkov fella any stats pr highlights of him anywhere
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Unless the rules have changed since the 2020
Assuming Cuningham is out for the season, between him, OMac and McGovern, we can take 4 picks if we really want, we're just chancing our arm on our injury luck with the last 2 picks, and it pushes out the minimum return time for OMac and McGovern to 8 weeks if they weren't currently inactive.
Hell, we might still be able to use picks for Charlie and Kemp, but we really shouldn't.
There's a lot of play out in this mid-season draft, and I would genuinely consider a 3rd pick in that scenario.
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Yep..
He still shows as 8-10 weeks,
Just get someone that can contribute to AFL or VFL team now...
By the time that his back it will be finals anyway and think he will get moved on at end of the year anyway..
This bloke could be a steal
With those body stats he should be looking at riding in the Melbourne Cup as a top weight jockey
Gimme a ruckman and now we have an extra spot I would be very interested in Crocker
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Two makes sense, but no third. When the injured players return we have to create list space. Like the rumour of Markov at 210cm and effective tap ruckman. Good one to develop. With our dearth of big men, I would be inclined to take another ruck/forward with the second pick. Levi almost certain to be gone with his chronic knee. Our twos are undersized as well, having to play Williamson as a KPD is ridiculous, the bloke should be developed on a wing, trialled forward or simply consolidate his defensive work at the lower level.
I would like a KPP, but I am yet to be convinced there are any great prospects available in the MSD. The other possibility is to take Charlie McKay, but I would hope he doesn’t nominate until next year’s National Draft.
By grabbing two young rucks, it will free us up to fill up on key position players at the draft while hopefully attracting a free agent midfielder. (I am hoping we can miraculously get Ben McKay via trade, and would happily give up our first pick for him and a second back. Jones does some good things, but young Ben way more disciplined to build a structure around)
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Spine player, if in doubt, spine player
But I would be happy with this kid if we had 2 picks, one being a spine player
Jack Avery – Perth Demons Colts
19 years old – 190cm – 83kg
Avery has been the dominant WAFL Colts player this season as a tall, contested midfielder. He is averaging 34 disposals per game, which included a 41 disposal, 14 mark game against East Fremantle. The next task for Avery is to hit the scoreboard when he floats forward, but his ability in the air has been impressive as he averages over eight marks per game. Clubs looking for a contested bull for the future will be heavily invested in the Cottesloe product.
Jack Avery – Perth Demons Colts
19 years old – 190cm – 83kg
Avery has been the dominant WAFL Colts player this season as a tall, contested midfielder. He is averaging 34 disposals per game, which included a 41 disposal, 14 mark game against East Fremantle. The next task for Avery is to hit the scoreboard when he floats forward, but his ability in the air has been impressive as he averages over eight marks per game. Clubs looking for a contested bull for the future will be heavily invested in the Cottesloe product.
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Gorringe has nominated for the MSD.
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This 19yo guy looks perfect as a project player, kpp averaging 8 marks a game, plus high possession player as well.
This 19yo guy looks perfect as a project player, kpp averaging 8 marks a game, plus high possession player as well.
He is actually a bull mid
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