List Mgmt. 2014 Draft
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Pick 48: Collingwood – Ed Langdon
Position: Forward/midfielder
Height: 182 cm, Weight: 72 kg, DOB: 02/01/1996
Club: Sandringham Dragons
Projected draft range: 40 – rookie
Plays like: Luke Dahlhaus
A really pacy flanker who can turn games with quick goals in succession, Ed Langdon is the brother of current Collingwood player Tom Langdon. However, Ed is vastly different to his brother. Langdon plays predominantly across half forward, where he’s made that position his own. He thinks fast, and his ball movement is equally as quick. He either involves himself with a quick chain of handballs, or is able to hit a loose ball with speed to lower his eyes and send a bullet-like pass to a teammate. I’m quite a big wrap for his vision, given that he always lowers his eyes and isn’t prone to blazing away. He backs his speed to zip around opponents, and while his kicking is his strength, he’s shown that he can play off half back and on a wing. He’s a good goal kicker, and when he isn’t kicking exciting goals, he’s often the man setting them up.
Position: Forward/midfielder
Height: 182 cm, Weight: 72 kg, DOB: 02/01/1996
Club: Sandringham Dragons
Projected draft range: 40 – rookie
Plays like: Luke Dahlhaus
A really pacy flanker who can turn games with quick goals in succession, Ed Langdon is the brother of current Collingwood player Tom Langdon. However, Ed is vastly different to his brother. Langdon plays predominantly across half forward, where he’s made that position his own. He thinks fast, and his ball movement is equally as quick. He either involves himself with a quick chain of handballs, or is able to hit a loose ball with speed to lower his eyes and send a bullet-like pass to a teammate. I’m quite a big wrap for his vision, given that he always lowers his eyes and isn’t prone to blazing away. He backs his speed to zip around opponents, and while his kicking is his strength, he’s shown that he can play off half back and on a wing. He’s a good goal kicker, and when he isn’t kicking exciting goals, he’s often the man setting them up.
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"I was told, there'd be talls..?"
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Seems to be a theme...
Ross may have pointed them at the midfield and the need to win more ball and kick more from the mids
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Ross may have pointed them at the midfield and the need to win more ball and kick more from the mids
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i should do more research before commenting.
I haven't been keeping a close eye, but frankly I don't understand. Bookends are retiring in a couple of years, and this was supposed to be a good draft for talls. I'm sure these kids are great, but the absence of an KPP is puzzling given the fact that Free Agency is not allowing us to top up as we want to.
Oh, well. In Bond we trust.
Oh, well. In Bond we trust.
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Everyones taller than Bond. even Balla.
Clem Smith still not picked - he was supposed to be top 40... Rookie maybe??
...scratch that - the Blues got him.
...scratch that - the Blues got him.
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Peel will be a lot more balanced next year. Pretty happy so far always thought some of the talls were overrated .
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Hahahaha no talls, typical Freo
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Not sure what to think! No talls? Hmm. I don't know anything about the draftees anyway.
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Another speedy, silky mid with our last pick... If Suban and MTB aren't looking over their shoulders now, they never will be.
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You need talls but mid fields win premierships, looks like there happy with our talls
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Chuffed with our first two picks, asking a Subi supporting mate about the last, but that third dude has dud written all over him (I'm not even joking).
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Josh Deluca
Position: Midfielder/forward
Height: 179 cm, Weight: 80 kg, DOB: 11/5/1996
Club: Subiaco
Projected draft range: 50-rookie
Plays like: Ben McGlynn
The dynamo from Subiaco, Josh Deluca-Cardillo is incredibly underrated and isn’t getting the hype in Victoria he so thoroughly deserves. The lightning quick wonder-kid is a line breaker and a somewhat of a barometer, sharing similar traits to both Lewis Taylor and Ben Glynn in his game. Deluca-Cardillo is the player whose hands you want the ball in. He attacks the ball ferociously, side steps through traffic and darts off, all in a flash. Unlike players of similar height, Deluca-Cardillo has them thoroughly covered in terms of weight. He is incredibly filled out and since playing a staring role in the Lions’ senior WAFL premiership in wet conditions, he stood out and made an impact on the big stage. Averaging 12.2 disposals, 2.6 marks and one goal per game, he is blessed with serious hurt factor and isn’t often defeated one-on-one. He missed the National Championships after straining a ligament in his knee, which is why he’s still unknown to man. After an interrupted season, he comes at a bargain price.
Position: Midfielder/forward
Height: 179 cm, Weight: 80 kg, DOB: 11/5/1996
Club: Subiaco
Projected draft range: 50-rookie
Plays like: Ben McGlynn
The dynamo from Subiaco, Josh Deluca-Cardillo is incredibly underrated and isn’t getting the hype in Victoria he so thoroughly deserves. The lightning quick wonder-kid is a line breaker and a somewhat of a barometer, sharing similar traits to both Lewis Taylor and Ben Glynn in his game. Deluca-Cardillo is the player whose hands you want the ball in. He attacks the ball ferociously, side steps through traffic and darts off, all in a flash. Unlike players of similar height, Deluca-Cardillo has them thoroughly covered in terms of weight. He is incredibly filled out and since playing a staring role in the Lions’ senior WAFL premiership in wet conditions, he stood out and made an impact on the big stage. Averaging 12.2 disposals, 2.6 marks and one goal per game, he is blessed with serious hurt factor and isn’t often defeated one-on-one. He missed the National Championships after straining a ligament in his knee, which is why he’s still unknown to man. After an interrupted season, he comes at a bargain price.
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Josh Deluca-Cardillo Subiaco
11.5.1996 Height: 179cm Weight: 80kg
Exciting small midfielder with elite leg speed and ability to break the lines through his desire to run and carry the football. His lateral movement often sees him stepping through traffic with ease; a competitive player who is rarely beaten one-on-one. Has played nine games at Subiaco in the WAFL, averaging 12.2 disposals, 2.6 marks and one goal per game. Missed the U18 Championships due to injury.
11.5.1996 Height: 179cm Weight: 80kg
Exciting small midfielder with elite leg speed and ability to break the lines through his desire to run and carry the football. His lateral movement often sees him stepping through traffic with ease; a competitive player who is rarely beaten one-on-one. Has played nine games at Subiaco in the WAFL, averaging 12.2 disposals, 2.6 marks and one goal per game. Missed the U18 Championships due to injury.
