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Byrne probably the most bankable small for mine. Dovaston has more press, but not sure he is without risk. Range will be difficult quality small forwards need a suitor guess anything from 12-30ish. Being 174cm may put him at the back end of the range.
Would like him to be in our mix. Can’t pass up Dean. Lindsay probably a dream.
Not concerned busy reports of a weak draft. There are players there that we could use. The draft is light for bankable mids outside of the academy kids which builds the poor draft perception.
Talor Byrne.
Goals, marking, agility, long left foot kick, tackling, pressure… be still my beating heart.
While we're swinging d1cks, July 20, best you by a dayCalled it four months ago!
Nostra-bamboo-damus….This poster is a bloody genius!!!!

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I called it last nightCalled it four months ago!
see ya mundyThis is an Austin Special
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Gotta say, I like the work of CD so far.Austin with his live trading is what Stephen Silvagni thought he was.
Great effort by Austin, CD and Wright
Defensive transition/run is the big one.
The way the game is played now being a game all about hurting on the turnover.. clubs are super reluctant to draft players who can't find/keep up with an opponent on the counter. This has always been the big knock on Greeves despite his talent. Would have been a fine player 5-10 years ago. In the modern game clubs steer clear of these traits and it's all about speed and athleticism.
Then there's possibly other factors we aren't privy to in regards to interviewing and personality. That's speculation only but the clubs would get the vibe about whether a player will fit into the AFL landscape in terms of preparation, consistency, taking feedback on board, coachability etc.
When players slide past all clubs multiple times it's kind of telling.
Taylor Byrne. Another small fwd
Ken Sheldon territory
Can’t believe he feel this far. Steal
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Nah, that’s the one man match review panel!!!!!It was practice for when we did the same to Darcy Moore.
Can someone explain to me how we've had this exact same problem for so long? It's literally been our biggest problem for decades. Who's behind this? Some deep state collingwood albino illuminati conspiracy?
What are your thoughts on us not going grabbing a tall? I was surprised in the end we went a small over a tall. Is there anyone left in the pool who you like?
Gotta say, I like the work of CD so far.
I recall the Summer Sessions interview with Austin a year or two ago where he openly stated he's uncomfortable with public speaking. Would much rather just get on with the job of list management than face the media.
So up steps Davies and says 'don't worry about the media Nick, I'll handle that. You just concentrate with the job at hand.'
Just a real positive step in the changing culture of the club to look after each other's backs.
I must admit your butternut snaps and tea post kept me much more amused than the draft did!Tip for the afl. SPEED this snore fest up. CHRIST it drags on. Best moment was the drafting of Ludowyke. Then ISON dodging a bid closely followed by counting the polo shirts.
We have a space but that is essentially the spot the train-on boys are chasingDo we have a list space to select in rookie draft?
Do we have a list space to select in rookie draft?
In hindsight, is Talor a better choice than Tobyn(small fwd's with weird names) if we had the choice? Which players do they resemble in playing style?Could not be any happier that we drafted Talor really rate him and can't wait to see him in action for the mighty blues. Great overall trading outcome Blues reckon we smashed it.
Ah so we dont find out Elijahs fate until Dec?!we do but won't be using it. Saving one spot for pre season
Prime Murphy would be insane in today's game.One of the rare occasions where we were ahead of the curve imo. Ratten's list build would have dominated in todays game with a bit more refining.
We'll have a better understanding once we know who the club has invited for pre-season training. There's a chance Elijah may not be invited at all.Ah so we dont find out Elijahs fate until Dec?!
Pretty similar in my book....iirc Murray played more as a mid for falcons in the CTL as Taylor did for the rebels. Murray played as a forward for cats VFL and Byrne for Vic country, both good at ground level and in the air and know where the goals are. Murray has a big tank. Not sure what Byrnes 2km time was but seems to also have a good tank....Murray is a bit taller but Byrne has an impressive vertical leap.In hindsight, is Talor a better choice than Tobyn(small fwd's with weird names) if we had the choice? Which players do they resemble in playing style?
I'm glad we avoided the 2nd. tier KPP's, Thredgold was the last bankable one.
And an extra $2 million in our salary cap!!!Overall 2025 Outcome
Prior to 2025 trade and draft period: 37, 45, 63
Out:
• Charlie Curnow
• Jack Silvagni
• Tom De Koning
• Corey Durdin
• 2026 2nd Rnd Pick
• 2026 3rd Rnd Pick
• 2027 2nd Rnd Pick
In:
• Will Hayward
• Ollie Florent
• Campbell Chesser
• Liam Reidy
• Ben Ainsworth
• Harry Dean
• Jack Ison
• Talor Byrne
• 2026 Sydney 1st Rnd Pick
• 2026 North Melb 2nd Rnd Pick
• 2026 Gold Coast 2nd Rnd Pick
• 2026 Brisbane 3rd Rnd Pick
• 2027 Sydney 1st Rnd Pick