List Mgmt. 2014 Draft

[Doc2Drej]

Who was still better than Cameron Wood because he never lost us a game.

At least woody actually played a game

 

[Arcassius]

At least woody actually played a game

A traffic cone could get a game for Carlton (and still have a positive impact on the game)

 

[SHill Shall]

Yeah, we'd play it at full back and watch it wreck gumbleton

Gumbleton never played a game - no return from a tiny investment - wowee. The point has been made that this is infinitely better than playing people like Wood or Warnock (guffaw guffaw) who contribute less than non starters due to their ineptitude.

 

[mike91]

Who was still better than Cameron Wood because he never lost us a game.

 

[Moo]

I like the looks of using our 1st round draft pick on Jack Steele.

'Jack is well known for his hardness and tensile strength. Really has the potential to shine if he can add a little more polish to his game.

If he grows he could be key position and if he grows a lot a ruckman'

 

[Docker82]

I like the looks of using our 1st round draft pick on Jack Steele.

'Jack is well known for his hardness and tensile strength. Really has the potential to shine if he can add a little more polish to his game.

If he grows he could be key position and if he grows a lot a ruckman'

Forget it. GWS zone selection I'm pretty sure.

 

[Taylor]

Forget it. GWS zone selection I'm pretty sure.

You're right. Pick #23

 

[Moo]

Forget it. GWS zone selection I'm pretty sure.

If you guys think that a zone selection ruling will stop him coming to us ......you don't know jack.

 

[counting bodies like sheep]

A traffic cone could get a game for Carlton (and still have a positive impact on the game)

Agreed, find it hard to believe that a traffic cone would have Kane Lucas like poor disposal, probably would beat Brock Maclean in a foot race and wouldn't have had waite's discipline issues

 

[DMan 11]

Forget it. GWS zone selection I'm pretty sure.

We could Steele him from under their noses

 

[Moo]

We could Steele him from under their noses

Hijack ?

 

[DMan 11]

I like the looks of using our 1st round draft pick on Jack Steele.

'Jack is well known for his hardness and tensile strength. Really has the potential to shine if he can add a little more polish to his game.

If he grows he could be key position and if he grows a lot a ruckman'

Draft write ups are talking about his heavy training loads. It's good to see he can hold up under the weight of those numbers.
They also talk about his adherance to structures in all applications, so structurally speaking, it's not surprising to hear Steele will hold up well if he lands at Freo

 

[Nickos66]

Draft write ups are talking about his heavy training loads. It's good to see he can hold up under the weight of those numbers.
They also talk about his adherance to structures in all applications, so structurally speaking, it's not surprising to hear Steele will hold up well if he lands at Freo

Rumour also has it he's a fan of underground heavy metals.

 

[Frank J Moose]

Draft write ups are talking about his heavy training loads. It's good to see he can hold up under the weight of those numbers.
They also talk about his adherance to structures in all applications, so structurally speaking, it's not surprising to hear Steele will hold up well if he lands at Freo

Since we put a bid in would you do a similar write up for Jack Hiscox?

 

[Moo]

Draft write ups are talking about his heavy training loads. It's good to see he can hold up under the weight of those numbers.
They also talk about his adherance to structures in all applications, so structurally speaking, it's not surprising to hear Steele will hold up well if he lands at Freo

Certainly but remember he may be a bit rusty as he is coming out of NSW and not had the extended TAC exposure.

 

[DOCKERZ]

From what I understand, he's somewhat of a galvanizing character.

 

[Paracleet]

From what I understand, he's somewhat of a galvanizing character.

I hear he is austenitic above 1000 degrees C and has a standard tensile stress-strain curve.

 

[beetz]

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...0cm-growth-spurt/story-fngeflq8-1227094759272

 

[UFO Tatsu]

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...0cm-growth-spurt/story-fngeflq8-1227094759272

imagine if he has more growth in him

 

[Lach72]

I wonder how his movement and agility has been affected. His co-ordination too. That's a massive growth spurt.

 

[Arcassius]

I wonder how his movement and agility has been affected. His co-ordination too. That's a massive growth spurt.

Doesn''t affect Moo and he does that most nights

 

[Purple Suit]

I wonder how his movement and agility has been affected. His co-ordination too. That's a massive growth spurt.

20cm isn't that much. I once grew 178cm.

 

[blue shark]

It would be nice to go to the draft and take a first round kid that didn't slide, because of speculation, etc, I would rather our recruiters take
the safer option, and know who they want, rather than think they have the steal.
Second round onwards I don't mind speculative picks, but our history with sliders makes me nervous.

 

[Frank J Moose]

It would be nice to go to the draft and take a first round kid that didn't slide, because of speculation, etc, I would rather our recruiters take
the safer option, and know who they want, rather than think they have the steal.
Second round onwards I don't mind speculative picks, but our history with sliders makes me nervous.

You mean like last year?

 

[eastfreo75]

For me, it's a tall draft and therefore, go tall. Next year is a midfield draft, then get midfielders.

Durdin, Goddard or Marchbank should be available at pick 13, pick 34 go with best available, and pick 54 go with Payne, McGovern, Ramsey, Howe, Mcdonald, Hammelmann, Panos (play him the middle)