Hayward or Drew with 27.
Parfitt, Hinge, Lynch or Garthwaite with 56.
Take Quinton Narkle with a rookie pick.
Parfitt, Hinge, Lynch or Garthwaite with 56.
Take Quinton Narkle with a rookie pick.
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Any chance Brodie slides to 27?
Yep massive chance... if he ODs between now and the draft while being caught with hookers and on a stolen boat.
Piper Powell picked a pack of pickled PeppersCould you imagine the nightmare if these 2 ended up in the same side.
Commentators nightmare
Powell Pepper to Piper.
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So draft experts, who can we get at our available picks?
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Me too. No real reason why, just a hunch.
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Just go best available at 27, we will no doubt pick up a few KPP with later/rookie picks and with 2 picks in the first round next year in a draft dominated by talls we are well set
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What about Jarrod Berry? He is a 191cm midfielder/half-back apparently and performed well in the trial if I am not mistaken.
What do people think about him at #27? Would he last until then or would there be better available according to what you guys know?
What do people think about him at #27? Would he last until then or would there be better available according to what you guys know?
Gets the ball but not a great runner or kick.
yep.
Steele is 187.
Berry almost certainly won't be there. I'm a bit ambivalent on him.
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Drew if he is around no brainer
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If the following were available at 27:
Daniel Venables 186cm 81kg Mid/Fwd
Sam Powell-Pepper 186cm 83kg Mid
Jack Graham 183cm 83kg Mid
Brad Scheer 184cm 83kg Mid
Who would you take, and yes I understand Scheer is an academy kid for Suns but having traded out their late picks they won't have much to match a bid with.
If the following were available at 27:
Daniel Venables 186cm 81kg Mid/Fwd
Sam Powell-Pepper 186cm 83kg Mid
Jack Graham 183cm 83kg Mid
Brad Scheer 184cm 83kg Mid
Who would you take, and yes I understand Scheer is an academy kid for Suns but having traded out their late picks they won't have much to match a bid with.
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I was watching highlights of quite a few last night.
I would pick the pickled Pepper.
He just stood out as a Dusty type brute player & very desperate.
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If the following were I'd take Venables without doubt.
Sam Powell-Pepper no - because of reasons I've said for the last three months
Graham- I question if he's already built and hence was good at U18 level- but might not adjust to AFL.
Scheer I really rate, but Suns will match and go into deficit.
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Sheer will be bid on in the 2nd and the Suns will be ok to go into deficit next year as they have 2 second rounders at this stage.
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So we have 27, 56, 82 and 100.
Assume we use the first 3 and then promote a rookie (Castagna or Short?).
Assume we use the first 3 and then promote a rookie (Castagna or Short?).
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dont be surprised if we call out his name on draft night, is what i have been told.
but recruiting teams play funny games so who knows.
Only have three spots on our list according to my calculations. Will use the first three, but bummed we didn't get back into the first round to be honest. Would rather a Pick at 15 this year than next year.
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isn't the top end next year meant to be better? and a deeper draft this year?
two first round picks for a KPP draft is great going, especially when its a weakness.
Deeper draft this year, next year better on 'talent' in the top 10 because of talls. But the two best are academy tied and the others eg: Balta & Stephenson could well be top 5-7 so out of our pick range.
I'd rather an (mid) Ollie Florent at 13-15 this year, than a (mid) Jack Higgins at Pick 15-18 next year for example.
Tough one between Venables and Powell-Pepper. I suspect both will be gone. Not a fan of Graham.
I wouldn't mind if we do. He's only around 177cm but strongly built, very quick and a good boot on him.
The Cats' first will be closer to 5 than 15 is my prediction.
It's way too early to say how deep next year's draft is. Players always pop up - look at McCluggage, McGrath and Taranto this year.
