List Mgmt. 2017 Draft Prospects

[Royal Doulton]

Just to move the discussion back here from the wishlist thread, Bishop said "Dogs have met with Constable a fair bit lately, so there is some mail there" for those wondering.

Would be for 16 if anything at all..

 

[Mojorisin]

Got this odd feeling we will take Sam Hayes at pick 16

I can see it now

Fb. Cordy trengrove morris
Hb wood collins young
C bont roberts macrea
Hf redpath boyd roughhead
Ff greene scache english
R hayes adams campbell

 

[Gollo]

Got this odd feeling we will take Sam Hayes at pick 16

Doubt he would last, don't want him anyway. Doesn't have high enough hitout numbers and poor endurance are big warning signs for ruckmen without the skills or mobility of someone like English.

 

[Dav1d]

Doubt he would last, don't want him anyway. Doesn't have high enough hitout numbers and poor endurance are big warning signs for ruckmen without the skills or mobility of someone like English.

Crossley is my favourite young ruck in this draft, love his follow up work, aggression and how he taps it to dangerous areas.

Will probably be a bit of a bargain for Gold Coast.

 

[JAMES_B_101]

Crossley is my favourite young ruck in this draft, love his follow up work, aggression and how he taps it to dangerous areas.

Will probably be a bit of a bargain for Gold Coast.

He will be stuck behind Witts for a while but will be a great backup, they just moved on Currie and have cleared out every ruck on their list apart from Witts and Nicholls.

 

[Optimistic Dog]

Surely we pick the two best outside smalls available in the draft we are crying out for pacey smalls. On a side note I was waiting for lift at work and who should be there Peter Gordon and we had a chat. I asked him how we would go next season and he said he was confident we would bounce (what you would expect from the Pres) was pissed about Good Friday which has since come out in the papers.

I also said to you think we have to many talls, his reply was quote we certainly have enough of them and we not need any more in the draft.

 

[goodcop badcop]

I'm determined to have some idea what pick 82 and our rookie draft pick might be. So I've compiled a list of names that probably nobody's heard of. I've never seen any of them play (apart from Joel Naylor) and I'm pretty sure nobody has talked about them on here. Usually that's how it works with Dalrymple, so I reckon I'm in with a pretty good shot at nailing one these.

I've researched them and wrote down a few points on each player in the spoiler tags if you wanted to have a look.

Chris Scott

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 192cm, 85kg

- 3rd tall defender

- Great reader of the play

- Excellent intercept player both in the air and on the ground

- Good awareness

- Good kick

- Very Agile and possesses good speed

- Has had some inconsistent patches, but good finish to the season

- BOG and won the medal in the WAFL colts grand final. He had an impressive 9 intercept marks.

- Very committed and a great character. This is a quote from is footy manager ,"his footy commitment is outstanding as he was getting driven down at 3am and driving 5 hours to be ready to play at 9am".

Corey Byrne

Spoiler

- 20 years old, 181cm, 73kg

- Midfielder

- good decision maker

- uses the ball well

- breakaway speed

- Ability to win the ball inside and outside

- 2nd in Best and fairest for Perth in the WAFL

Oscar Chapman

Spoiler

-18 years old, 187cm, 72kg

- X-factor forward

- high leaping

- Smart

- good kick

- Kicked 9 goals in 3 games in U18's SANFL. Been stuck playing private school footy mostly

Lochie Charlton

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 192cm, 83kg

- Winger/forward

- Speed

- Agility

- Good kick

Tobin Cox

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 179cm, 80kg

- Smart

- speed

- leap

- endurance

- massive upside

- Only played 2 games in the last 2 years because of shoulder issues but apparently he was a highly regarded 16 year old and he was selected in the U18 championships squad despite his injuries

Harrison Jones

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 185cm, 80g

- Midfielder

- Breaks away from the contest with power

- Elite endurance

- clean hands and vision

- Stands up in tackles and tackles strongly

- some big disposal numbers

- Missed 2nd half of the year due to stress fractures in his back

Francis Kinthari

Spoiler

- 24 years old, 178cm, 66kg

- Small forward

- X-factor

- Goal sense

- Pace

- Comes from a remote community so may not adapt to life in Melbourne

Curtis McCarthy

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 188cm, 81kg

- Lead up forward

- Good contested mark

- Good kick

- Goal sense

- Made significant improvement as the year unfolded

Tyrese Miller

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 179cm, 83kg

- Forward/Mid

- Smarts

- Good penetrating kick

- tested well for speed and agility

- Goal sense

Joel Naylor

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 190cm, 87kg

- Half back/Forward

- Strong mark

- Damaging, long kicking left footer

- Doesn't lose many one on ones

- Athletic

- Been injured for most of the year

- Kicked 6 goals in one game

- Has been compared to Crameri but is lacking endurance

Kieran Parnell

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 187cm, 74kg

- Versatile can play in all areas of the ground

- Speedy

- Good foot skills

- Strong in the contest

- Gun 16 year old

- Did an ACL last year and hurt his knee again this year so he's barely played in last two years

Will Powell

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 185cm, 68kg

- Midfielder

- Good speed

- Excellent Agility

- Good overhead

- Good skills both by hand and foot

- Wins a fair amount of contested ball for an outside mid

- But doesn't find enough of it at this stage and very lightly built

Lachie Schultz

Spoiler

- 20 years old, 177cm, 72kg

- Small forward/midfielder

- Good overhead mark for his size

- Good Pace

- Endurance

- Kicked 31 goals from 17 games in the VFL

- Had a pretty consistent year, wins quite a lot of the ball

Taryce Stewart

Spoiler

- 19 years old, 174cm, 80kg

- Small forward

- X-factor

- Speed

- Goal sense

- Smarts

- Skillful

- Kicked 32 goals in 19 games in the WAFL seniors

- Needs a lot of work on his endurance

Patrick Wilson

Spoiler

- 23 years old, 188cm, 88kg

- Inside midfielder/half back

- Elite kick

- Smarts

- Decent speed

- Good character

- Had an excellent year in the SANFL

 

[Yojimbo]

I'm determined to have some idea what pick 82 and our rookie draft pick might be. So I've compiled a list of names that probably nobody's heard of. I've never seen any of them play (apart from Joel Naylor) and I'm pretty sure nobody has talked about them on here. Usually that's how it works with Dalrymple, so I reckon I'm in with a pretty good shot at nailing one these.

I've researched them and wrote down a few points on each player in the spoiler tags if you wanted to have a look.

Chris Scott

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 192cm, 85kg

- 3rd tall defender

- Great reader of the play

- Excellent intercept player both in the air and on the ground

- Good awareness

- Good kick

- Very Agile and possesses good speed

- Has had some inconsistent patches, but good finish to the season

- BOG and won the medal in the WAFL colts grand final. He had an impressive 9 intercept marks.

- Very committed and a great character. This is a quote from is footy manager ,"his footy commitment is outstanding as he was getting driven down at 3am and driving 5 hours to be ready to play at 9am".

Corey Byrne

Spoiler

- 20 years old, 181cm, 73kg

- Midfielder

- good decision maker

- uses the ball well

- breakaway speed

- Ability to win the ball inside and outside

- 2nd in Best and fairest for Perth in the WAFL

Oscar Chapman

Spoiler

-18 years old, 187cm, 72kg

- X-factor forward

- high leaping

- Smart

- good kick

- Kicked 9 goals in 3 games in U18's SANFL. Been stuck playing private school footy mostly

Lochie Charlton

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 192cm, 83kg

- Winger/forward

- Speed

- Agility

- Good kick

Tobin Cox

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 179cm, 80kg

- Smart

- speed

- leap

- endurance

- massive upside

- Only played 2 games in the last 2 years because of shoulder issues but apparently he was a highly regarded 16 year old and he was selected in the U18 championships squad despite his injuries

Harrison Jones

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 185cm, 80g

- Midfielder

- Breaks away from the contest with power

- Elite endurance

- clean hands and vision

- Stands up in tackles and tackles strongly

- some big disposal numbers

- Missed 2nd half of the year due to stress fractures in his back

Francis Kinthari

Spoiler

- 24 years old, 178cm, 66kg

- Small forward

- X-factor

- Goal sense

- Pace

- Comes from a remote community so may not adapt to life in Melbourne

Curtis McCarthy

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 188cm, 81kg

- Lead up forward

- Good contested mark

- Good kick

- Goal sense

- Made significant improvement as the year unfolded

Tyrese Miller

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 179cm, 83kg

- Forward/Mid

- Smarts

- Good penetrating kick

- tested well for speed and agility

- Goal sense

Joel Naylor

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 190cm, 87kg

- Half back/Forward

- Strong mark

- Damaging, long kicking left footer

- Doesn't lose many one on ones

- Athletic

- Been injured for most of the year

- Kicked 6 goals in one game

- Has been compared to Crameri but is lacking endurance

Kieran Parnell

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 187cm, 74kg

- Versatile can play in all areas of the ground

- Speedy

- Good foot skills

- Strong in the contest

- Gun 16 year old

- Did an ACL last year and hurt his knee again this year so he's barely played in last two years

Will Powell

Spoiler

- 18 years old, 185cm, 68kg

- Midfielder

- Good speed

- Excellent Agility

- Good overhead

- Good skills both by hand and foot

- Wins a fair amount of contested ball for an outside mid

- But doesn't find enough of it at this stage and very lightly built

Lachie Schultz

Spoiler

- 20 years old, 177cm, 72kg

- Small forward/midfielder

- Good overhead mark for his size

- Good Pace

- Endurance

- Kicked 31 goals from 17 games in the VFL

- Had a pretty consistent year, wins quite a lot of the ball

Taryce Stewart

Spoiler

- 19 years old, 174cm, 80kg

- Small forward

- X-factor

- Speed

- Goal sense

- Smarts

- Skillful

- Kicked 32 goals in 19 games in the WAFL seniors

- Needs a lot of work on his endurance

Patrick Wilson

Spoiler

- 23 years old, 188cm, 88kg

- Inside midfielder/half back

- Elite kick

- Smarts

- Decent speed

- Good character

- Had an excellent year in the SANFL

Lachie Schultz plays for Williamstown and is quite good, Francis
Kinthari plays for St Mary's and the NT Thunder and is a
smaller version of Adam Sambono kicked the winner after the
siren against GWS and 3.3 on debut (Rookie at best).

 

[Zephiisdaman]

Short people always look like they run fast

See: Tom Cruise.

I dunno about that. Verne Troyer and Warwick Davis look pretty sluggish.

 

[Zephiisdaman]

What do you mean by not moving well for his height?

He has a really good leap which makes up a bit for his reach & he is rarely knocked away from a mark by someone bodying him.

Surprised you didn't bring up his inaccuracy in front of goal, because his kicking seems fine in general play.

I pointed out for a while that his ground level stuff needs some work but I've seen him play other games and he was just fine.

Chris Grant was a beautiful field kick but iffy in front of goal. He laced out foot passes.

 

[goodcop badcop]

Lachie Schultz plays for Williamstown and is quite good, Francis
Kinthari plays for St Mary's and the NT Thunder and is a
smaller version of Adam Sambono kicked the winner after the
siren against GWS and 3.3 on debut (Rookie at best).

Yeah Kinthari probably won't get drafted at all. Comes from a remote background, there's always question marks on those types. Clubs want to see them move to the big smoke to see how well they adapt beforehand if it's possible.
There's a question mark on Sambono for this reason as well, but I think he'll still get taken probably as a rookie.

Quite a few of those names I've got there probably won't get taken to be honest. A lot of those are Hail Mary's, but that's how Dalrymple usually rolls .

Personally I'm hoping for Oskar Baker at 82, but I think that's very wishful thinking. He has that aggressive run & carry style that I think a lot of clubs will love.

 

[GreatSouthWest]

Nice work on Oskar Baker, GC. He's a player Yojimbo and i have briefly discussed.

 

[goodcop badcop]

Nice work on Oskar Baker, GC. He's a player Yojimbo and i have briefly discussed.

Yeah I think he could go as high as the 2nd round, good player.

 

[GreatSouthWest]

Yeah I think he could go as high as the 2nd round, good player.

Hmm, havent seen much but liked what i saw. Do you think he might look a little like icing sugar in that league? Question I've thought about.

 

[Leviticus]

Got this odd feeling we will take Sam Hayes at pick 16

and then you woke and it was all a bad dream.

Because we have enough ****ing ruckmen already

 

[Yojimbo]

Yeah I think he could go as high as the 2nd round, good player.

Oskar Baker is a rookie at Aspley, has got some talent along with the
21 year old captain of Redland Nathan Bertoli-Simmonds and Jordan
Keras the Southport inside mid formerly with Footscray in 2015 and
the brother in law of Patrick Dangerfield. Add those three to Adam
Sambono and there the best four prospects from the NEAFL. Both
Baker and Bertoli-Simmonds were in the Lions academy at one time.

 

[samass03]

Nice work on Oskar Baker, GC. He's a player Yojimbo and i have briefly discussed.

Baker looks great surprising Brisbane let him go even with there sub standard list. One I’m really big on for pick 82 is Nick Hind from Essendons VFL team. 23 Year’s old really slim build only in their team this year. Ran a 2.92 at the Victorian rookie combine and tested really well with agility. Half bank flanker who breaks lines and uses ball pretty well.

Plus he’s a Ballarat boy which is kind of cool

Might not be there at 82 though!

 

[Yojimbo]

Baker looks great surprising Brisbane let him go even with there sub standard list. One I’m really big on for pick 82 is Nick Hind from Essendons VFL team. 23 Year’s old really slim build only in their team this year. Ran a 2.92 at the Victorian rookie combine and tested really well with agility. Half bank flanker who breaks lines and uses ball pretty well.

Plus he’s a Ballarat boy which is kind of cool

Might not be there at 82 though!

Nick Hind is very good, i would take him ahead of Alex Boyse if
i were Essendon.

 

[goodcop badcop]

Hmm, havent seen much but liked what i saw. Do you think he might look a little like icing sugar in that league? Question I've thought about.

I've only seen a game from footage and highlights this year so I'm not entirely sure. He might be, the main question mark from what I can gather is still on his endurance apparently. Made some improvements this year, but apparently he still only tested below average in endurance. I've really liked the improvement he's made his contested game since u18's though and I think it will stand up quite ok in the AFL.

 

[Leviticus]

Just watched Ed Richards TAC round 17. He's good, looks confident, nice long kick, creative and not afraid to take the tacklers on. Definitely would consider him at pick 9, he could be as good as a number of the others touted to go before our pick.

 

[goodcop badcop]

Baker looks great surprising Brisbane let him go even with there sub standard list. One I’m really big on for pick 82 is Nick Hind from Essendons VFL team. 23 Year’s old really slim build only in their team this year. Ran a 2.92 at the Victorian rookie combine and tested really well with agility. Half bank flanker who breaks lines and uses ball pretty well.

Plus he’s a Ballarat boy which is kind of cool

Might not be there at 82 though!

Looked ok in the final against the dogs, I wouldn't be against it.

 

[Royal Doulton]

Just watched Ed Richards TAC round 17. He's good, looks confident, nice long kick, creative and not afraid to take the tacklers on. Definitely would consider him at pick 9, he could be as good as a number of the others touted to go before our pick.

Dont rate him at all.. pass

 

[GreatSouthWest]

Dont rate him at all.. pass

Reasons?

 

[hatescaptcha]

Oscar Allen speaks extremely well. Comes across as very intelligent. I could see us liking him on that alone.


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[Yojimbo]

Oscar Allen speaks extremely well. Comes across as very intelligent. I could see us liking him on that alone.


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Work Rate and Drive for me, plus a bit of a sponge according to
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