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I think we had the opportunity to do so in 2019 but were to pig headed to have a dipAssuming you can delist any player you take midyear who doesn't shape up, surely everyone fills their list? It'd be great to have a bit of a look at a couple of 19 year olds.
Yeah, Noble was an obvious pick for us that we didn't take.I think we had the opportunity to do so in 2019 but were to pig headed to have a dip
Not necessarily. Clubs won't take another player just because they can - that comes with additional salary (and other) costs. They will only select a player if they have identified a need, and/or a player that they particularly want to get their hands on.Assuming you can delist any player you take midyear who doesn't shape up, surely everyone fills their list? It'd be great to have a bit of a look at a couple of 19 year olds.
I'm sure we'll turn Jason Horne into one.So what key position defenders will be available at pick 1?
Remind you of anyone?So what key position defenders will be available at pick 1?
I have zero confidence in Hamish and he should be moved on along with Reid and Riccuito but it's gonna take 5 years to definitively know who won the Thilthorpe/McDonald pick. I think the club could have just as easily gone McDonald but knew West coast would have nabbed him in 5 years. I think Thilthorpe has lots of upside as long as his body stands up. Seems like a Tom Lynch type(the one that can play). We must surround him with a decent forward line with pacey forwards (unlike what we have now) similar to Richmond to get the best out of him.Did you see the Swans game?
Logan McDonald is light years ahead of Thilthorpe. And he is 10 kg lighter so more physical development ahead.
He was the obvious pick but we went for the ruck/forward local lad, and a North went for a midfielder. Lucky Sydney!
I think we will look back on us and North overlooking McDonald and leaving him for Sydney the same way we ridiculed Richmond for years for skipping Franklin. Dumb clubs overlooking a clearly better player and giving a free kick to a well run club.
Zero confidence in anything Hamish does.
You say some really dumb s**t.Did you see the Swans game?
Logan McDonald is light years ahead of Thilthorpe. And he is 10 kg lighter so more physical development ahead.
He was the obvious pick but we went for the ruck/forward local lad, and a North went for a midfielder. Lucky Sydney!
I think we will look back on us and North overlooking McDonald and leaving him for Sydney the same way we ridiculed Richmond for years for skipping Franklin. Dumb clubs overlooking a clearly better player and giving a free kick to a well run club.
Zero confidence in anything Hamish does.
he almost looks like he is in a port power training top!!!....Jason Horne - Manchild
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Panthers' teammates to watch :
Ones to Watch - Torrens University State Talent Hub Members
Jason Horne (183cm and 77kg) – Touted by many as a likely top 10 AFL Draft Pick this year, Horne will be looking to build on his nine League games played last year. Incredibly athletic and versatile, Horne is equally effective on the inside and outside of the contest.
Matthew Roberts (183cm and 81kg) – The strongly-built left-footer from Langhorne Creek is also on the radar of AFL clubs. A prolific goal kicker as a junior, Roberts has developed nicely with the Panthers to play multiple roles further up the ground.
Arlo Draper (185cm and 74kg) – Athletic medium-sized midfielder who can impact the game both inside and outside of the contest. Boasts proven leadership skills with South’s U18s and has shown an impressive ability to play well in all three areas of the field.
Jason Horne to miss the Panthers trial on the weekend - Managed.he almost looks like he is in a port power training top!!!....
League Squad | Reserves Squad |
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2. Gibbs | 14. Sawford |
3. Loneragan | 17. Tucker |
4. Haines | 18. Dumesny |
6. Freitag | 20. Mckinnon |
7. Overall | 27. Douglass |
8. Rose | 28. Elsworthy |
9. Milsom | 35. Gaden |
10. Biemans | 38. Juckers |
11. Haren | 41. Whitbread |
13. Wilkinson | 46. Coleman |
14. Bogle | 47. Lippett |
16. Skinner | 48. Kraemer |
19. Cross | 49. Lovering |
21. Heaslip | 50. Clifton |
22. Summerton | 51. Spacie |
23. Tarca | 52. Machin |
24. H.Sampson | 53. Williams |
25. Turner | 55. Flett |
29. Kappler | 58. Nye |
30. Schwarz | 60. Megins |
31. Fitt | 61. Hindes |
34. Brown | 62. Nobes |
39. Cailotto | Barry |
Lockyer | |
Seen much of Bazzo Mutineer? would he be one worth keeping an eye on if Fish does leave?Stars of the future: The top 20 draft prospects every AFL club will be following
Stars of the future: The top 20 draft prospects every AFL club will be followingwww.foxsports.com.au
Isaiah Dudley our Academy lad is attending PAC.The real question is, which kid in the PAC boarding house is going to dominate this year?
Wow that school has banged out some talent in the last few drafts!
NAB League testing results leaders held a couple of weeks ago..
Looks like Caleb Serong's taller brother Jai can jump just like his bro...
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I’d let Crouch go to gain a good pick in the draft to gain mids with x-factor
Will there be any left by the 3rd round?I’d let Crouch go to gain a good pick in the draft to gain mids with x-factor
Yeah North are even worse than I imagined they'd be. They're a monty for pick 1If Horne is the best he's going to North. They dire.