gringo2011
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Is it a risk having Said nominate for the draft considering how shit this draft is?
There is so much good recycled talent in that list. Said wouldn't get much interest.
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Is it a risk having Said nominate for the draft considering how shit this draft is?
Our last finals match featured Butler, Higgins and Gresham all roaming the forward line.It will be very interesting to see the round one side. I can’t imagine we brought in Ryan if we weren’t going to play him. But I can’t see Higgins, Ryan and Butler in the same side (let alone Collard).
Our last finals match featured Butler, Higgins and Gresham all roaming the forward line.
Now we also have King, Sharmann, owens , maybe one of Wilson and Hall rotating through as well . Good problems to have !
King, Sharman and Owens all played in our last final with Butler, Higgins and Gresham.Our last finals match featured Butler, Higgins and Gresham all roaming the forward line.
Now we also have King, Sharmann, owens , maybe one of Wilson and Hall rotating through as well . Good problems to have !
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Said would be on a 2 year deal from his draft year.I think we'll just have more rookies than before
Our 2025 list structure was 38 primary and 6 rookies - which is the most primary list players you can have according to AFL rules
Every chance we end up with 36 or 37 on the primary list in 2026 - more rookie contracts likely means more candidates to delist at year's end whilst saving some money
Says here that Byrnes will be SSP train-on so no guarantees
Yeah no those numbers are definitely wrong but hopefully the SSP part is correctThe numbers they show here regarding our list size is all over the shop and doesn’t add up. We have 3 Irishman now not 2, and if we have in fact delisted Byrnes then we can’t have 37 on the primary list. These are also not our draft picks according to the final draft order.

Can anyone explain - in words of one syllable - the machinations of a list make up.
I understand not all of a rookie’s salary fall under the salary cap, but is it flexible how many primary list players vs how many rookie listed players you can have? I know back in the day you were only able to promote and play rookies in certain circumstances, like long term injuries, but that appears no longer to be the case.
And then the whole category B thing - how does that work, and is that how we get the Irish players?
Apologies, I’m a bit of a draft dummy.
But this is the time now when I should know what’s going on.
100%100% correct.
Dilena will be very good from here on no doubt, but he’s late to the party.
This was definitely driven by Bassat - it’s been a couple of years in the making already and he’s going to continue being the driver.
As discussed already on here, I don’t know all the inner workings, but hopefully plans are being made for the constitution to be altered to give him an extension.
It’s actually amazing how well he and RTB work together given they are both, quite obviously, A-type personalities with healthy egos.
Nek Minnit - bombWe now have King, Wood, Wilson, Butler, Sharman, Snags, Hall, Flanders, Henry, Phillipou, Owens who are all able to kick multiple goals and Keeler, Boxshall, Marshall, LOC, TDK all potential high scorers.
That's a lot of potential firepower.
it long on top of Kings head.It makes them sound as if they know what they’re doing.Why does the AFL have the most ridiculously over complicated list rules.
Why can’t they just have a flat 44 list spots and 1 draft. No rookie lists etc.
No minimum draft selections (maybe a total over a 3 year period that needs to be met to keep the AFLPA happy, average of 2 per year).
1st round draftees receive a 3 year contract, 2nd and 3rd round 2 year contract, 4th onwards is up to the liberty of the club whether it is 1 or 2 year deals. All delisted or train on players can sign after the draft as free agents.
The whole rookie list thing is so outdated.
Hes near the end of his term limit.100%
Need to keep Bassatt he’s been huge in making us relevant again
Lyon too
Nice to have some genuine smart leadership at the top
Whats a Wild Ronnie Byrnes look like as i didn't know they existedA wild Ronnie Byrnes spotted also. Really hope its as an SSP train-on
There is indeed conflicting information on this but its a moot point really since Cat B rookies are still counted towards the total number of rookies allowed on a list. So whether LOC is sitting there as Cat A or Cat B doesn't matter at all - he's still a rook.I THINK I read somewhere that you can have 3 Irishmen on your Cat B list, however there is conflicting information online.
I don't see any point in putting Byrnes or Wang on the rookie list , i would rather give those two spots to young fellas who may have the potential to be a quality players instead of someone who at best is only going to be a fill in if we get lots of injuries.So just take him as an SSP on a 1 year rookie deal
2 senior spots for Fincher/late pick + Jev/late pick
Byrnes + Wanganeen/rookie pick on rookie list
I thought Max was the Generational forward , That word gets thrown around way too easilySharminator should not be forgotten. Would love him to turn into our Gunston with Hammer and King as the power forwards, with maybe a generational forward like Viking having a brief respite up forward as well.
Keeler to be Paddy Ryder 2.0 or Buddy Franklin is not too much to ask either, is it?![]()
A wild Ronnie Byrnes spotted also. Really hope its as an SSP train-on
