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- May 27, 2023
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Almost as tall as Tom brown then200cm
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Almost as tall as Tom brown then200cm
200cm
I hope notReports out of tigerland he’s hit 200cm. More to come
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198cmHow tall is he now?
Shithe is closer to delisting than becoming a decent player
no player that didnt play a game in season one has ever become a star
Agree, Alex Rance was a spudhe is closer to delisting than becoming a decent player
no player that didnt play a game in season one has ever become a star

Nick Reiwoldthe is closer to delisting than becoming a decent player
no player that didnt play a game in season one has ever become a star
what I meant to say was an early pickAgree, Alex Rance was a spud![]()
Dangerfieldhe is closer to delisting than becoming a decent player
no player that didnt play a game in season one has ever become a star
PetraccaDangerfield
not convincedSeth Campbell
he is closer to delisting than becoming a decent player
no player that didnt play a game in season one has ever become a star
what a terrible listAFL Stars Who Missed Their First Season
1. Brody Mihocek (Collingwood)
- Drafted as a mature-age rookie, Mihocek didn’t play AFL in his first year.
- Debuted in 2018 at age 25 and quickly became a reliable key forward.
- Has since kicked over 200 goals and played in multiple finals.
2. Tim Kelly (Geelong/West Coast)
- Drafted at age 23 from WAFL, Kelly didn’t play AFL in his draft year.
- Debuted in 2018 and was runner-up in the Cats’ best and fairest.
- Became one of the league’s elite midfielders within two seasons.
3. Liam Baker (Richmond)
- Rookie-listed in 2018 but didn’t play that year.
- Broke into Richmond’s side in 2019 and played a key role in their premiership run.
- Known for his versatility and toughness across half-back and midfield.
4. Bayley Fritsch (Melbourne)
- Drafted in 2017 but didn’t play that season due to injury and development.
- Debuted in 2018 and became a consistent goal-kicker.
- Starred in Melbourne’s 2021 premiership, kicking six goals in the Grand Final.
5. Oscar Allen (West Coast)
- Drafted in 2017 but didn’t play that year.
- Debuted in 2018 and has developed into a key forward and future leader.
- Known for his marking and goal sense.
you are right about players who don't play a game in their first AFL season, they are more likely to be the donkey than the GOATwhat a terrible list
Dont rate Max Gawn, Jeremy McGovern and Dane Swan?no player that didnt play a game in season one has ever become a star
There's only 18 All Australian selections between them.....they arent early picks champDont rate Max Gawn, Jeremy McGovern and Dane Swan?There's only 18 All Australian selections between them.....