List Mgmt. 2017 Draft Prospects

[Wizard17]

 

[Wizard17]

 

[hatescaptcha]

Toby Wooller seems to be a straight kick. Certainly need a few more of those.

Think Noah Balta really suits us as well, super versatile and has elite athleticism.


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[Wizard17]

http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_...0-0-0-0&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=55361062#

 

[hatescaptcha]

I like what Lochie O'Brien brings to the table. Would fit in nicely with Macrae, Hunter and Daniel on the wings. Looks to have an excellent handball game, nice kick and quick!


On a side note - I think I want about 15 players now.


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[Mofra]

Wiz, it may be hard to tell so early but are there any players who were miles off last year / at the start of this year that are showing some decent improvement?
Judging by our recruiting in the past few years we do seem to weight the rate of improvement very highly as a draftable attribute. Thanks.

 

[Dav1d]

Metros midfield & attack look very good, not so sure about their defense though.

In the past SA have seemed to have played a very outside game, I wonder if that trend continues.

 

[CaptainMurphy]

http://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_...0-0-0-0&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=55361062#

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Rhylee & Buku!

 

[CaptainMurphy]

Can anyone tell me which of:

Curtis Taylor
Mark Baker
Max Dreher
Matthew Harman
Hugh Longbottom
Callum Searle

are available this year and which are underagers?

 

[Wizard17]

Can anyone tell me which of:

Curtis Taylor
Mark Baker
Max Dreher
Matthew Harman
Hugh Longbottom
Callum Searle

are available this year and which are underagers?

Searle, Harman are 19
Dreher, Longbottom, Baker are eligible
Taylor is underage

 

[CaptainMurphy]

Searle, Harman are 19
Dreher, Longbottom, Baker are eligible
Taylor is underage

Cheers Wiz

 

[Wizard17]

Wiz, it may be hard to tell so early but are there any players who were miles off last year / at the start of this year that are showing some decent improvement?
Judging by our recruiting in the past few years we do seem to weight the rate of improvement very highly as a draftable attribute. Thanks.

Jack Petruccelle. Could see him really bolting though.

Maybe Jordan Butts will interest us as another KPP swingman who was born on the last day of december 1999. Maybe also Daniel Johnston who has a late December b'day as a KPF/Ruck but will have to see more of them.

 

[Dav1d]

Alright, from this years draft. Which 5 players would be each posters current dream scenario selection for us? It can be in order of preference, doesn't have to be. Rather curious how different it is to mine

Mine right now would be:
Cameron Rayner
Jarrod Brander
Jack Petruccelle
Darcy Fogarty
Luke Davies-Uniacke (Nick Coffield just misses)

 

[CaptainMurphy]

Alright, from this years draft. Which 5 players would be each posters current dream scenario selection for us? It can be in order of preference, doesn't have to be. Rather curious how different it is to mine

Mine right now would be:
Cameron Rayner
Jarrod Brander
Jack Petruccelle
Darcy Fogarty
Luke Davies-Uniacke (Nick Coffield just misses)

Top 10 in order:

Jarrod Brander
Cameron Rayner
Darcy Fogarty
Luke Davies-Uniacke
Toby Wooller
Nick Coffield
Noah Balta
Adam Cerra
Jaidyn Stephenson
Patrick Dow

Always changing though

 

[Wizard17]

Jarrod Brander
Sam Hayes
Darcy Fogarty
Cam Rayner
Luke Davies-Uniacke
Jack Petruccelli
Noah Balta
Nick Coffield
Thomas North
Callum Coleman-Jones

 

[JAMES_B_101]

Jarrod Brander
Darcy Fogarty
Cam Rayner
Jack Petruccelli
Luke Davies-Uniacke
Noah Balta
Sam Hayes
Toby Wooller
Nick Coffield
Thomas North

 

[Wizard17]

43 disposal and 3 goals for Tom North on the weekend. Definitely keeping an eye on his rise.

 

[LittleG]

43 disposal and 3 goals for Tom North on the weekend. Definitely keeping an eye on his rise.

How does an opposition coach let anyone have 43 possessions?

 

[Wizard17]

How does an opposition coach let anyone have 43 possessions?

North has been proven to be pretty hard to stop, not many could stop him as a bottom age player last year.

 

[Wizard17]

Remember watching this kid play about a month or so ago, definitely has talent.

http://www.starweekly.com.au/sports/son-of-a-gun-nick-stuhldreier-does-it-his-own-way1/

Spoiler

Nick Stuhldreier, the son of a country football legend, is relishing the chance to skipper the Western Jets in the TAC Cup.

Stuhldreier is working as a co-captain alongside teammate Luke Hitch as part of a four-player leadership group.

“It’s a big honour being recognised as one of the best leaders in the region,” Stuhldreier said.

“I was a bit shocked and it was pretty humbling being voted in by your peers.

“It shows that you have the respect of your teammates.”

Stuhldreier gives the Western Jets leadership set-up the thumbs up.

The Jets opted to have representation in all three age groups that make up the side, giving a voice to the bottom-age 17-year-old players.

“It’s good that we’ve got a spread across all the age groups because in the past it’s been left to the second-year players and the first year players have sometimes been scared to stand up,” he said.

Stuhldreier believes sharing the captaincy is beneficial. The workload is not as much of a burden as it would be if an individual was named.

“It’s not so much responsibility just left on one person and we both can bring things to the table.”

Stuhldreier has mixed his leadership with good form on the field in the early rounds of the season.

The 18-year-old has been in the Western Jets’ best players for his past two matches and was the stand-out for his side in the most recent game against Sandringham Dragons.

“I started off slow first round, but the last two rounds I’ve started to built up some form,” he said.

Stuhldreier has taken on a new playing role for the Jets.

Last year, the boy from Bacchus Marsh was used in a rebounding role off half-back, but this season he has graduated to the midfield.

That versatility is probably what saw him earn a call-up to Vic Metro’s extended squad, in which he is hoping to survive the final cut.

Stuhldreier and his brother, Ryley, a former Western Jet and once on Geelong’s VFL list, were born to play football.

Their father, Chris, who has had a major influence on their football careers, was a country football legend for Kyabram in the Goulburn Valley Football League, which granted him hall of fame status last year, and for Lavington in the Ovens and Murray Football League.

“Dad didn’t play at the highest level, but I think he kicked 100 goals for 10 years straight [including 171 in a single season in 1993] in the Goulburn Valley league and the Ovens and Murray league,” Nick said.

“He got approached by a couple of [AFL] clubs, but he’s a police officer and at the time he was young, and it wasn’t really paying well to play, so he chose to stick with his career and played country footy and kicked close to 2000 goals.”

Stuhldreier, though, would jump at the chance of an AFL career. The one-eyed Western Bulldogs fan said it was his dream to make it to the big league.

The St Patrick’s College year 12 student was named the Jets’ best first-year player last season, but he wants to take his football up another level to be considered a draft chance.

“It was good to be recognised last year, but I want to build on that this year,” he said. “I’m aiming to make it to the AFL.”

 

[CaptainMurphy]

Am I slow to the Petrucelle train? Convince me. Seems a bit outside for my liking.

 

[Wizard17]

Am I slow to the Petrucelle train? Convince me. Seems a bit outside for my liking.

He Isn't too outside, most of his disposals he gets are usually contested. People just tend to take note of his speed (which is beyond elite) on the outside and miss the handballs he fires out of contests.

He is never going to be an inside player in our side but you would love to get him on a wing in our game set up. Would blast teams apart in combo with JJ (if we keep him)

Also like Stuhldreier a bit late on as an inside mid/HBF he has a lot of nice points in his game.

 

[Wizard17]

How does an opposition coach let anyone have 43 possessions?

Just found an article that also mentioned he had 12 clearances.

He had no preseason coming back from a broken ankle so for him to doing this is quite crazy.

Going to be a lot of interest from clubs if this form is kept up.

 

[VitalDread]

Jamieson and Tashevski - Beckwith are still impressing Dogs recruiters, still in line to be considered for late/rookie picks

 

[Wizard17]

Jamieson and Tashevski - Beckwith are still impressing Dogs recruiters, still in line to be considered for late/rookie picks

I think we might show some interest in Jamieson Shea too.