List Mgmt. 2016 Draft Prospects(Poll Added)

[Dav1d]

Not forgetting him. Would be interesting to see how far he can slide seeings as he is out for the year.

I meant to quote captainmurphys post
But something ****ed up
It'd be pretty amusing if Dalrymple could pull off another steal.

 

[Gollo]

I know it's pretty irrelevant to the Dogs, for obvious reasons, but bloody hell Kobe Mutch's weight of numbers and consistency has been just outstanding this year, especially in an Allies team who haven't been putting up huge numbers statistically. He bolted early in the year, however I'm surprised he hasn't further risen on boards; gets to heaps of contests and has a real hunger for the contest, great on both sides, terrific accumulation and tackling numbers and is a nice size given his positional versatility.

 

[Wizard17]

 

[Wizard17]

Josh Begley seems to be going really well for a guy who has only just started playing TAC Cup...

 

[Bemoreboyddog]

 

[Wizard17]

 

[JAMES_B_101]

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How tall is Rhylee??

 

[Wizard17]

How tall is Rhylee??

179cm atm

 

[Wizard17]

I know it's pretty irrelevant to the Dogs, for obvious reasons, but bloody hell Kobe Mutch's weight of numbers and consistency has been just outstanding this year, especially in an Allies team who haven't been putting up huge numbers statistically. He bolted early in the year, however I'm surprised he hasn't further risen on boards; gets to heaps of contests and has a real hunger for the contest, great on both sides, terrific accumulation and tackling numbers and is a nice size given his positional versatility.

Add Perryman to that. From what he has shown he'd just about be the best of the GWS academy players.

 

[Bemoreboyddog]

179cm atm

Be great if he could get to mid-high 180's

 

[Wizard17]

https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/afl/a/31922493/schofields-quarter-time-spray-ignites-lions/

Ryan had another good game. 4 goals himself and 6 assists...

 

[Wizard17]

Vic Metro vs WA

b: Brodie Romensky (26) - Harrison Nolan (35) - Nelson Lane (19)
hb: Jack Scrimshaw (21) - Jack Maibaum (31) - Andrew McGrath (5)
c: Taylin Duman (22) - Dylan Clarke (18) - Corey Lyons (8)
hf: Oliver Florent (13) - Nick Larkey (37) - Tim Taranto (24)
f: Callum Brown (1) - Patrick Kerr (30) - Jordan Lynch (4)
r: Sam Hayes (36) - Jordan Gallucci (11) - Wilson Berry (27)
i: Joel Garner (17) - Daniel Venables (25) - Josh Daicos (7) - Lachlan Filipovic (39) - Luke Bunker (9) - Jack Higgins (3) - Jordan Ridley (20)

In: -
Out: -

b: Anton Scotney (29) - Sam Taylor (47) - John Levien (20)
hb: Bailey Banfield (17) - Griffin Logue (36) - Josh Rotham (23)
c: Shai Bolton (8) - Matt Guelfi (9) - Jake Patmore (19)
hf: Tarir Bayok (4) - Jake Waterman (27) - Cameron Zurhaar (22)
f: Liam Baker (2) - Luke Strnadica (40) - Sam Powell-Pepper (24)
r: Tim English (37) - Sam Petrevski-Seton (7) - Zac Fisher (1)
i: Brandon Starcevich (34) - Stan Wright (3) - Noah Hura (10) - Quinton Narkle (13) - Kristian Morisey (32) - Aidan Clarke (12) - Brad Fullgrabe (44)

In: Aiden Clarke, Brad Fullgrabe, Sam Taylor, Kristian Morisey
Out: Aaron Naughton, Jeremy Goddard

Vic Country vs Allies

b: Reece Piper (12) - Oscar Clavarino (24) - Cooper Jones (14)
hb: Jarrod Berry (22) - Jarrod Korewha (18) - Hunter Clark (19)
c: Tom Jok (10) - Will Brodie (7) - Lochie O'Brien (6)
hf: Ben Ainsworth (9) - Esava Ratugolea (30) - Jo Atley (21)
f: Braidon Blake (40) - Josh Battle (36) - Luke Davis-Uniacke (25)
r: Sean Darcy (40) - Myles Poholke (28) - Hugh McCluggage (17)
i: Louis Pinnuck (15) - Tom Williamson (20) - James Worpel (29) - Willem Drew (5) - Sam Fowler (1)

In: Braidon Blake
Out: Tyrone Hayes, Mitch McCarthy, Lloyd Meek

b: Jamie Hampton (17) - Harrison Macreadie (29) - Ben Long (10)
hb: Jake Brown (5) - Max Spencer (24) - Isaac Cumming (11)
c: Harry Perryman (13) - Charlie Spargo (4) - Kobe Mutch (14)
hf: Brad Scheer (16) - Todd Marshall (31) - Jack Rolls (12)
f: Mitchell Maguire (1) - Zachary Sproule (30) - Jacob Allison (26)
r: Max Lynch (34) - Brandon Parfitt (6) - SamFisher (9)
i: Benjamin Davis (19) - Tony Olango (35) - Josh Williams (21) - Nick Kempe (8) - Jack Bowes (18) - Ryan Garthwaite (25) - Will Setterfield (23)

In: -
Out: -

 

[LittleG]

https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sport/afl/a/31922493/schofields-quarter-time-spray-ignites-lions/

Ryan had another good game. 4 goals himself and 6 assists...

I would be very surprised if we haven't scouted him. Playing really well as a small, high marking forward. Like a taller Cyril or perhaps a Jarrah.
Highlights look great. Doesn't have high possession numbers but is really high impact.
Not sure draft range but I would expect Freo to take a look early third round (they don't have a second rounder), unless WC take him late second round.

 

[Wizard17]

I would be very surprised if we haven't scouted him. Playing really well as a small, high marking forward. Like a taller Cyril or perhaps a Jarrah.
Highlights look great. Doesn't have high possession numbers but is really high impact.
Not sure draft range but I would expect Freo to take a look early third round (they don't have a second rounder), unless WC take him late second round.

Or we troll both WA sides again ala Marcus Adams

 

[LittleG]

Or we troll both WA sides again ala Marcus Adams

That is my hope. Just 1 pick before the Eagles, just to troll both of em in consecutive years!

 

[Wizard17]

Be great if he could get to mid-high 180's

If he did then he'd be a very high pick.

 

[Wizard17]

If we are looking fir small defenders late in the draft a Snokey from the Northern Knights is Lachlan Murphy. Left Footer with great skills and wins a lot of the footy.

 

[Gollo]

If we are looking fir small defenders late in the draft a Snokey from the Northern Knights is Lachlan Murphy. Left Footer with great skills and wins a lot of the footy.

Haven't heard much about him but had a huge game on the weekend. Not really on the map as yet but Dal could pull another Bailey Williams and take him late.

 

[Wizard17]

Haven't heard much about him but had a huge game on the weekend. Not really on the map as yet but Dal could pull another Bailey Williams and take him late.

Remember a game against Oakleigh earlier in the year where his last quarter almost won the Knights the game. Down side is he is small at 171cm but the upsides at one of our picks beyond 50 or as a rookie is enough for me to keep an eye out on him as a running defender now. His DE hasn't been under 85% in all his games this year.

 

[Wizard17]

http://m.afl.com.au/news/2016-06-29/growth-spurt-shoots-ruckman-into-top-10-draft-prospects

A TWENTY-CENTIMETRE growth spurt has done wonders for the draft prospects of West Australian Tim English, with many observers believing he could be a top-10 pick.

English, now 204cm, was playing school football three years ago for Christ Church Grammar in Claremont, as a 184cm midfielder.

Last year he was captain of that same side and towering over his classmates at 200cm.

The traits English displayed as a mid-sized midfielder – his ability to cover the ground and use the ball well – have been widely apparent for Western Australia at this year's NAB AFL Under-18 Championships.

To see the athletic big man, considered the top ruckman in this year's draft pool, nonchalantly taking three bounces down the outer side of Domain Stadium in Western Australia's game against the Allies two weeks ago, underlined English's unique skillset.

"It (playing like a midfielder) almost counts as a point of difference so I've been trying to use that to my advantage," English told AFL.com.au.

It's not often a player that size can leap over opposing ruckmen at centre bounces and then scrap on the ground for a loose ball with the onballers and those attributes will be on show against Vic Metro at Simonds Stadium, as the Championships conclude on Wednesday.

"I don't have the physique to body out some of the bigger guys yet so I'm really trying to improve on that," English said.

"That's one of my strengths as a ruckman that I'm able to move around the ground relatively well.

"I've been trying to use that and get on the end of a few offensive chains and set it up in the forward line."

English, who turns 19 in August, could already be on an AFL list, if not for a snafu when he was looking to register for last year's draft.

As part of his requirement for attending Christ Church Grammar, a member of WA's Public Schools' Association, English represented his school in football, rather than playing in the WAFL colts competition.

A few recruiters noticed English's potential at school level and tried, without luck, to have him registered for the Claremont colts' second last game of the season against Swan Districts.

To be eligible for the NAB AFL Draft, players must have been registered and played at least one game in the colts.

Here's where the confusion kicked in.

Despite being part of Claremont's under-14s, 15s and 16s squads, English's WAFL registration was rejected after it was determined he was actually zoned to South Fremantle.

English's parents have one residence in Claremont and another in Pingelly, which is part of South Fremantle's country zone.

By then it was too late to have English registered for South Fremantle, ruling him out of the 2015 draft equation.

"I was a little bit disappointed but I couldn't really do too much about it, so there was no point being worried about it," English said.

In some ways, an extra year playing colts football has given English more of a chance to refine his game and work on a few areas he needed to address, including his contested marking.

The attention he has received this season has come as quite a shock.

"Late last year I would have had no idea that this could have all taken off like this," English said.

"I'm enjoying it quite a bit and I'm loving my footy at the moment."

 

[LittleG]

My current dream draft, with us likely to pick in the range of the prospect:
1. English -ruck/midfielder
2. Graham -defender/inside mid (M Boyd but faster)
3. Ryan -small/medium forward
Rookie. Frank -medium/tall forward
This would make me very happy.

 

[Wizard17]

My current dream draft, with us likely to pick in the range of the prospect:
1. English -ruck/midfielder
2. Graham -defender/inside mid (M Boyd but faster)
3. Ryan -small/medium forward
Rookie. Frank -medium/tall forward
This would make me very happy.

Mine is:
1. Tim English (Ruck/Forward)
2. Luke Bunker (Inside Mid)
3. A small forward e.g Sam Fowler, Liam Ryan, Tyson Stengle

 

[LittleG]

Mine is:
1. Tim English (Ruck/Forward)
2. Luke Bunker (Inside Mid)
3. A small forward e.g Sam Fowler, Liam Ryan, Tyson Stengle

What do you think of Graham? He doesn't have a long kick, but his contested footy is really good.

 

[Wizard17]

What do you think of Graham? He doesn't have a long kick, but his contested footy is really good.

I reckon he'll be around late first round. His disposal is made to look a bit bad at times due to him kicking the ball wildly forward without looking at times, looks to have some speed over the first 10-15 steps too which is nice to see.

Luke Bunker has had a really good champs surprised he hasn't been talked about more on BF.

If Korewha gets to our second I'm going to be quite happy.

 

[LittleG]

I reckon he'll be around late first round. His disposal is made to look a bit bad at times due to him kicking the ball wildly forward without looking at times, looks to have some speed over the first 10-15 steps too which is nice to see.

Luke Bunker has had a really good champs surprised he hasn't been talked about more on BF.

I expect Bunker to be gone and Graham to still be there. Those blind kicks are where he looks bad and he has to fix this in his game. But the early pace is almost to the burst midfielder speed. Think he could also play the Dahl role if he builds his tank.