List Mgmt. 2021 draft pool.

[Lore]

 

[sregit]

Yes agree. Would love to have a pick between Hobb and Ward. If that’s the case I am selecting Ward . Much better kick thinks he’s way out of traffic.
Hobb is more of a bull let’s get the ball out . O m o


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I am also a Ward fan. I’d actually rather him than Callaghan.

 

[Wrenny]

Connor Macdonald with one of our picks in the 20s please.

 

[AstuteTiger]

Connor Macdonald with one of our picks in the 20s please.


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Word is the blues are into him at pick 25, I rate him highly and hope he makes it to our 2nd rounders

 

[AstuteTiger]

SAM BUTLER

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remembers the moment his big brother Dan won his first premiership.

He also remembers the scenes just after the Richmond's 2017 Grand Final victory, when Sam himself – then just 14 years of age – got his own piece of priceless premiership memorabilia.

"You know that photo with Dusty and Dane Swan

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in the rooms? I'm in the background. I was pretty happy about that one," Sam laughed.

Four years on, Sam has developed into a tough 184cm mid-forward and is on the cusp of making more of his own memories at this month's NAB AFL Draft after an impressive season with the Greater Western Victoria Rebels.

'I've learned to cop it': Flag hero's brother set to make his own name

While his older brother Dan has won a premiership with Richmond, Sam Butler is charting his own course to the AFL

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[Maurice Mitchell]

Pinched these from the Hawks board. I wonder how many of these ‘unknowns’ we might be looking at. Seems character is what we are generally after, and obviously that’s the unknowable from us, the fans perspective.

It will be interesting to see if we grab any roughies. Maybe create some late picks.

I’m in favour of leaving spots open for the mid-season. Some kids will emerge in the first half of 2022, and guys like this one are examples of what might be available.

Sam Banks is a good Tassie player, has played HBF recently, but is good in the midfield and wing too(my favourite games ive seen him in was in the midfield, kicked a ridiculous goal from the centre circle against Oakleigh once), heres an interview with him, another Hawk Supporter as well. (Banks, Ward, Sheldrick, Browne, Soligo all Hawk Supporting prospects)

Whoever picks up this kid will be getting an absolute bargain. If he didn’t break his wrist earlier in the season, he would of pushed into top 15 of this years draft. Was dominating pre injury. Probably the best and accurate ‘long’ kick in this years draft, right and left foot.

 

[AstuteTiger]

Pinched these from the Hawks board. I wonder how many of these ‘unknowns’ we might be looking at. Seems character is what we are generally after, and obviously that’s the unknowable from us, the fans perspective.

It will be interesting to see if we grab any roughies. Maybe create some late picks.

I’m in favour of leaving spots open for the mid-season. Some kids will emerge in the first half of 2022, and guys like this one are examples of what might be available.

Too much talent on the board mate to be going for roughies. I can understand if we had a pick in the 50's we could take a punt but 5 picks in the top 30, there's many ahead of Banks. PASS

 

[Rioli2Rioli]

Sheldrick is a smokey with a late pick

 

[AstuteTiger]

Sheldrick is a smokey with a late pick

The final AFL Draft Power Rankings for 2021 are here, with an extended Top 50 prospects for the upcoming nights of November 24 and 25.

25. Angus Sheldrick
Claremont/Western Australia | Inside Midfielder

07/11/2003 | 179cm | 84kg

WAFL Colts: 9 games | 25.8 disp | 4.1 tackles | 1.0 goals

Possibly the best player across the State Championships, Sheldrick is a contested bull that rips the ball out of stoppages and lays tackles with intent. Questions surrounded his work outside of the stoppage, but he put them to rest with aggressive running patterns and sound ball use during his games against South Australia, which included starting attacking chains and buttering up 50 metres down the field with an outstanding work rate. Sheldrick starred in his WAFL finals campaign and has cemented himself as a bolter of the draft class.

Best traits similar to: Dion Prestia

Draft range: Second Round

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[Rioli2Rioli]

The final AFL Draft Power Rankings for 2021 are here, with an extended Top 50 prospects for the upcoming nights of November 24 and 25.

25. Angus Sheldrick
Claremont/Western Australia | Inside Midfielder

07/11/2003 | 179cm | 84kg

WAFL Colts: 9 games | 25.8 disp | 4.1 tackles | 1.0 goals

Possibly the best player across the State Championships, Sheldrick is a contested bull that rips the ball out of stoppages and lays tackles with intent. Questions surrounded his work outside of the stoppage, but he put them to rest with aggressive running patterns and sound ball use during his games against South Australia, which included starting attacking chains and buttering up 50 metres down the field with an outstanding work rate. Sheldrick starred in his WAFL finals campaign and has cemented himself as a bolter of the draft class.

Best traits similar to: Dion Prestia

Draft range: Second Round

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The Kid is a real Pit Bull playing inside

 

[tigs2010]

The final AFL Draft Power Rankings for 2021 are here, with an extended Top 50 prospects for the upcoming nights of November 24 and 25.

25. Angus Sheldrick
Claremont/Western Australia | Inside Midfielder

07/11/2003 | 179cm | 84kg

WAFL Colts: 9 games | 25.8 disp | 4.1 tackles | 1.0 goals

Possibly the best player across the State Championships, Sheldrick is a contested bull that rips the ball out of stoppages and lays tackles with intent. Questions surrounded his work outside of the stoppage, but he put them to rest with aggressive running patterns and sound ball use during his games against South Australia, which included starting attacking chains and buttering up 50 metres down the field with an outstanding work rate. Sheldrick starred in his WAFL finals campaign and has cemented himself as a bolter of the draft class.

Best traits similar to: Dion Prestia

Draft range: Second Round

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I know this is ratings and not a PD but Gibcus, NWM, Taylor, Long and Clarke really sets us up.

 

[JAKLAUGHING]

Word is the blues are into him at pick 25, I rate him highly and hope he makes it to our 2nd rounders

Reminds me of a light weight Blake Caracella..

 

[JAKLAUGHING]

Too much talent on the board mate to be going for roughies. I can understand if we had a pick in the 50's we could take a punt but 5 picks in the top 30, there's many ahead of Banks. PASS

Agree...

 

[SumTingWong]

I know this is ratings and not a PD but Gibcus, NWM, Taylor, Long and Clarke really sets us up.

What position do you think the club thinks Long is best suited for?

 

[Bojangles17]

The final AFL Draft Power Rankings for 2021 are here, with an extended Top 50 prospects for the upcoming nights of November 24 and 25.

25. Angus Sheldrick
Claremont/Western Australia | Inside Midfielder

07/11/2003 | 179cm | 84kg

WAFL Colts: 9 games | 25.8 disp | 4.1 tackles | 1.0 goals

Possibly the best player across the State Championships, Sheldrick is a contested bull that rips the ball out of stoppages and lays tackles with intent. Questions surrounded his work outside of the stoppage, but he put them to rest with aggressive running patterns and sound ball use during his games against South Australia, which included starting attacking chains and buttering up 50 metres down the field with an outstanding work rate. Sheldrick starred in his WAFL finals campaign and has cemented himself as a bolter of the draft class.

Best traits similar to: Dion Prestia

Draft range: Second Round

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This is why we keep our 5 picks , plenty of talent <30

 

[RobsJourney]

Ya know what, screw what I've said before... If we don't trade up, and none of Callaghan, Ward, Hobbs or Gibcus are available at our pick, then yes to Rachele at 7 (9).

I get the feeling he'll be an absolute A-grade small forward in the mould of Nathan Brown

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but will also be able to pinch-hit in the midfield. Would be a massive upgrade on the likes of Castagna and make us very dangerous up forward. Bonus if he can spend periods in the middle for us.

So whilst I hope we can get the midfielder we need to ice our current cake and give us a decent shot at things in 2022, we might still be able to look the goods if that first player is Rachele.

Callaghan > Ward > Hobbs > Gibcus > Rachele - and there's no way we don't get one of them, surely.


If they are all gone then who is it? Erasmus hey? Prefer we didn't get the WA boy but he still does look decent, just worried about his pace.

 

[Grrr]

Ya know what, screw what I've said before... If we don't trade up, and none of Callaghan, Ward, Hobbs or Gibcus are available at our pick, then yes to Rachele at 7 (9).

I get the feeling he'll be an absolute A-grade small forward in the mould of Nathan Brown but will also be able to pinch-hit in the midfield. Would be a massive upgrade on the likes of Castagna and make us very dangerous up forward. Bonus if he can spend periods in the middle for us.

So whilst I hope we can get the midfielder we need to ice our current cake and give us a decent shot at things in 2022, we might still be able to look the goods if that first player is Rachele.

Callaghan > Ward > Hobbs > Gibcus > Rachele - and there's no way we don't get one of them, surely.


If they are all gone then who is it? Erasmus hey? Prefer we didn't get the WA boy but he still does look decent, just worried about his pace.

I doubt Castagna will be playing much next year. I think Dimma stuck by him out of loyalty which is fine, but by the end of the season when we had no stake in the 8, he and Aarts were not in the team.

I think there will be a more level playing field next year, you don't perform as a senior player, there will be plenty below you given a shot. Baker, Stack, Edwards, Bolton, maybe Cotchin, Cumberland, Parker, MRJ, Ralphsmith will all get a crack up front, one or two will make it there's and for Castagna to take back, not sure that is going to happen.

Having said that if a Nathan Brown came along you'd snap him up because players of his capabilities come up very rarely. Toby Greene is probably the only one going round who is similar.

 

[Tiger_Of_Old]

Think still if both Hobbs & Ward are gone we should target Brisbane.
7 & 28 for 14 & 18.
Nice little blocks.
14-Goater/Sinn/Sonsie/Owens/Fahey
15-As above plus Taylor/Butler
18-McDonald
26-Howes
27-Murley/Sheldrick/Alleer/Bazzo.

Take McDonald early as the inside bull that we missed out on in Hobbs.

 

[bc27]

SAM BUTLER remembers the moment his big brother Dan won his first premiership.

He also remembers the scenes just after the Richmond's 2017 Grand Final victory, when Sam himself – then just 14 years of age – got his own piece of priceless premiership memorabilia.

"You know that photo with Dusty and Dane Swan in the rooms? I'm in the background. I was pretty happy about that one," Sam laughed.

Four years on, Sam has developed into a tough 184cm mid-forward and is on the cusp of making more of his own memories at this month's NAB AFL Draft after an impressive season with the Greater Western Victoria Rebels.

'I've learned to cop it': Flag hero's brother set to make his own name

While his older brother Dan has won a premiership with Richmond, Sam Butler is charting his own course to the AFL

www.afl.com.au

Big yes from me. This kid is lightning and is a smooth mover. Will be a steal in the late 20’s.

 

[richoatthedisco]

Big yes from me. This kid is lightning and is a smooth mover. Will be a steal in the late 20’s.

He won't get that far.

 

[Ancient Tiger]

What position do you think the club thinks Long is best suited for?

I think he should line up next to Short and Broad.....

 

[poppa pump]

GWS would be insane to add yet another high mid that would eventually place another established high drafted mid into a playing position that he's not much good at,no wonder they have so many million dollar duds with no flags from the greatest first rounders ever given to one team.

 

[Mr Magic]

Agree. I think we can pretty safely assume that Freo will be taking Erasums and Amiss after what has gone on with Cerra.

I don't love the idea of taking Hobbs and Ward (and in doing so giving away 15/26/27). Particularly as someone like a Sonsie/Goater/Johnson could be there at 15 and may develop into a better player than either. Add to that you are potentially giving away two shots at blokes like MacDonald/Roberts/Taylor (and hopefully someone like Chesser sliding). I would much rather take Hobbs (not convinced Ward slides past Hawthorn) and then 3 of the above, backing ourselves to develop them like we have guys like Bolton.

The midfield is the issue at the moment, that's where we're falling behind the best teams and it is an unprecedented opportunity to address the issue. Next year the talls look like it could be the year to replace JR and start looking at a Tarrant replacement.

This is where I think some under rate other recruiters. Sonsie might be there but what makes people think Johnson and Goater will be there at 15?

 

[RobsJourney]

He won't get that far.

Correct. Essendon will take him. They'll find a way to draft whoever we're keen on before we get to, such is their mission to consume us and become everything we had built and become.

 

[richoatthedisco]

Correct. Essendon will take him. They'll find a way to draft whoever we're keen on before we get to, such is their mission to consume us and become everything we had built and become.

I think we will get him at 17.

 

[Simche]

This is where I think some under rate other recruiters. Sonsie might be there but what makes people think Johnson and Goater will be there at 15?

Historically someone falls out and slides. It would be good to be in a position to pick up that player whoever they are.

I don't think it's under rating other recruiters, it's just that some clubs have pressing needs that force them to overlook a player. Fremantle for example need talls and will therefore likely split their picks meaning someone like Amiss who could otherwise be there at 10-15 is taken earlier.

I doubt Johnson gets past West Coast if he's still there at 10, but you never know if someone else like a Rachelle etc slides.