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Obviously not, which is why the poster said that picking up Hayes should be contingent on a medical to ensure that collapse wasn't indicative of an issue that might continue to affect him.
Pretty reasonable take for a spectator, rather than being a smartarse and suggesting just cause he's played lots of footy in the past that it's nothing to worry about.
He rang up CC for adviceHayes is fine, was just tanking to get to our pick 29![]()
Obviously not, which is why the poster said that picking up Hayes should be contingent on a medical to ensure that collapse wasn't indicative of an issue that might continue to affect him.
Pretty reasonable take for a spectator, rather than being a smartarse and suggesting just cause he's played lots of footy in the past that it's nothing to worry about.
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Id say Van Es will be available with our later picks.Van Es looks good. If he's available at out second and we don't take KPD with out first I'd be happy.
I am not a medic but Hayes is 197cm and near the front of the time trial...shows his ability to gut run, unusual for his sizeNo one else had the same issue? Send him to the glue factory I say.
Cowan averages 87% DE and is one of the highest metres gained players in the league. Doesn't sound like an overly accurate description going off his statistics if im being honest. His 20m sprint results are also largely irrelevant, switching from jogging pace to hitting top speed is an entirely different scenario to shifting from a static start over that short a distance. Ed Allan for instance had better results at the combine but its quite clear from any footage or gameplay that Cowan uses his run a lot more often and to greater effect.I would take Burgiel and Konstanty ahead of Cowan
Cowan seems like he has some dash, but his sprint results were poor.
His disposal by foot is average and his decision making just slightly better
I wouldn't take him with our 2nd pick
You don’t think an 18 year old kid can improve his fitness base? Could have had an issue on the day?Busslinger was routinely assigned kick-in duties throughout the year. Meaning coaches from multiple teams have huge amount of confidence in the kicking ability of a 196cm defender. He can take on the big bodied forwards when he puts on 8-10kg of muscle.
Hayes couldn't finish the 2km time trial which is a bit of a red flag for me. For comparison I am a very very amateur athlete with sinus issues and ran it with relative ease today in just over 8 min. I'd have Hayes below Weddle also based on what I saw Weddle do to Cadman for large portions of the VM vs VC game. Weddle also tested very well at the combine. I like Hayes but I would probably have him 3rd out of those 3 tall defenders.
Goodness me!I am worried about Hayes. Would want a medical re: 2km collapse
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Not writing him off at all. I see him as a late first/early second round pick. Just think Busslinger is a top 10 prospect in comparison.You don’t think an 18 year old kid can improve his fitness base? Could have had an issue on the day?
Heard Twoomey say he has smashed that particular test multiple times before. I don’t want to spend a high pick on a speculative tall back but, I’m not going to write anyone off after one test.
You can't have 2 players missing beats on an ECG reading, would look pretty suss.I am worried about Hayes. Would want a medical re: 2km collapse
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Yes, I'm thinking he might be the one we reach for.Van Es looks good. If he's available at out second and we don't take KPD with out first I'd be happy.
Hun has us taking Hollands, we are “zeroing in” on him apparently
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I would presume there is a short list of 3-4 players right now, personally be disappointed if we took him ahead of Busslinger & Phillipou if both were still available as l feel we have already focused heavily in recent times on pure mid-fielders.Hun has us taking Hollands, we are “zeroing in” on him apparently
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Hun has us taking Hollands, we are “zeroing in” on him apparently
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They've got us leaving Phillipou on the board11. Carlton
Oliver Hollands – 183cm Midfield, VIC
The Blues are believed to be zeroing in on Hollands with their first pick, given they are keen to bolster their stocks of strong-running midfielders. The boy from Wodonga – who is the brother of Gold Coast’s Elijah Hollands – finished equal-first in the 2km time trial at the national draft combine earlier this month after placing equal-fourth in the YoYo test at the NAB League testing day in March. Hollands has spent a lot of time on a wing this year, where he has found plenty of the ball and makes good decisions. However, he is also developing his inside midfield game with his contest work. Fittingly, Hollands is a Carlton supporter whose great-grandfather Martin Cross played 36 VFL games for the Blues in the 1960s.

They've got us leaving Phillipou on the board![]()
Martin Cross is a legend up in the Ovens and Murray league. Coached both Myrtleford (their only flag in 1970) and North Albury to premierships, coached for 21 seasons in total.11. Carlton
Oliver Hollands – 183cm Midfield, VIC
The Blues are believed to be zeroing in on Hollands with their first pick, given they are keen to bolster their stocks of strong-running midfielders. The boy from Wodonga – who is the brother of Gold Coast’s Elijah Hollands – finished equal-first in the 2km time trial at the national draft combine earlier this month after placing equal-fourth in the YoYo test at the NAB League testing day in March. Hollands has spent a lot of time on a wing this year, where he has found plenty of the ball and makes good decisions. However, he is also developing his inside midfield game with his contest work. Fittingly, Hollands is a Carlton supporter whose great-grandfather Martin Cross played 36 VFL games for the Blues in the 1960s.
Interesting they also don't have Hewett in the top 25
For those of us who don't subscribe, is someone able to post their top 25?Hun has us taking Hollands, we are “zeroing in” on him apparently
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