Based on what I've seen it seems like he doesn't know his way around a football field.
Well thats one way to put it.
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Based on what I've seen it seems like he doesn't know his way around a football field.
This is what Knightmare said on Sam Simpson (F/S Prospect):
"Not a big guy at 179cm, 64kg. He moves well and has good skills from what I've seen but probably more a rookie if chosen. "
This is what Knightmare said on Sam Simpson (F/S Prospect):
"Not a big guy at 179cm, 64kg. He moves well and has good skills from what I've seen but probably more a rookie if chosen. "
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AS a late ND pick or Rookie - I have no issue with it. And its not like they wont have looked at him before draft day. It just comes down to value.I hope we don't pick him just because of the F/S link like we seem to have done in the past (read Adam Donohue, etc.).
I hope we don't pick him just because of the F/S link like we seem to have done in the past (read Adam Donohue, etc.).
I like the look of Number 3,10 and 13 for WA
Waterman is a man child, I like Powell-Pepper but he is well out of our range
#13 was Quinton Narkle - not a bad call Lana!
I posted this on the Suns board at the end of June, interesting to note both Narkle and Parfitt are therehttp://www.espn.com.au/afl/story/_/id/18175277/knightmares-top-20-afl-draft-prospects-2017
Just an early pointer to next year. Quite a few decent tall forwards available. I wonder whether Wells will look to trade up to a pick that could be used to take one?
Just watched Weds. games, still haven't seen an SA game but heard a few mentioned.
McCluggage is still 1st pick for me, can also play as the quality smaller forward needed. It's wide open from there, Bowes and Scheer are coming to GC (thought Williams was ok), others are FS prospects or likely to be going to their academy clubs so will try not to mention them, particularly in the wrong thread.
Then you have (alphabetically) Ainsworth, Atley, Battle, Brodie, Bunker, Clarke, Davies-Uniacke, Drew, Duman, English, S. Fisher, Z. Fisher, Florent, Galluci, Guelfi, Kerr, Lyons, McGrath, Maibaum, Maguire, Marshall, Narkle, O'Brien, Parfitt, Poholke, Rotham, Scrimshaw, SPP, SPS, Taranto, Venables, Waterman.
A few others that were good in spurts - Banfield, Hura, Korewha (pretty solid overall), Logue (undecided about at the mo), Strnadica.
http://www.espn.com.au/afl/story/_/id/18175277/knightmares-top-20-afl-draft-prospects-2017
Just an early pointer to next year. Quite a few decent tall forwards available. I wonder whether Wells will look to trade up to a pick that could be used to take one?
2018 I think Daz... and as it stands most looks mids..but of course players can grow late. English was playing as a mid a couple of years ago.Need to remember also that we have the trio of F/S becoming available yes?
Brownless, Hocking, Scott and Mench?
GO Catters