List Mgmt. 2022 AFL Draft

[davesnothere]

Scouting notes from WAFL Colts week 1.

Joshua Draper noteworthy.

Scouting Notes: 2022 WAFL Colts - Finals Week 1

Peel Thunder and South Fremantle advanced in week one of the WAFL Colts finals series. We noted some of the top performers from either win.

central.rookieme.com

 

[TazD]

Isaac Keeler 198cm/88kg Key Forward/Ruck North Adelaide

Heard through the Port Augusta grapevine that he believes he will be interstate bound, so we can probably scratch him from our list.

 

[JakeNeadeFan]

Is Darcy Jones a small forward or a small midfielder? We need a small forward but the last thing we need is a small midfielder.

If he has some forward craft then would be OK if we picked him up at 33.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Heard through the Port Augusta grapevine that he believes he will be interstate bound, so we can probably scratch him from our list.

He expects to be picked early and go interstate.

Why Crows chose against nominating draft prospect under NGA rules

“I’m pretty grateful for the experience with them.”

www.sen.com.au

 

[Tibbs]

Just a mention of likely smalls.

Darcy Jones scored an agility test record at the draft combine clocking in at 7.702 seconds. That is phenomenal and a pretty good guide as to your chances of making it at the top level. It’s one of those tests good players do well.

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We just dont need him though.

 

[all seeing eye]

Is Darcy Jones a small forward or a small midfielder? We need a small forward but the last thing we need is a small midfielder.

If he has some forward craft then would be OK if we picked him up at 33.

He was a standout at the carnival, good skills , pace of the mark , good delivery to forwards etc. If by some chance he was there at 33 you'd have to take him, needs or not.

 

[davesnothere]

We just dont need him though.

Don’t need is probably not right depending on what is available at our pick. Lemmey I’d take a punt on for the sake of hitting the jackpot but it’s a punt. If he’s not available then a good footballer who nails a spot just by being a little better than one we already have and goes on to play 200 games is a pretty good get.

Jones/D’Aloia could be those type of players.

 

[TazD]

He expects to be picked early and go interstate.

Why Crows chose against nominating draft prospect under NGA rules

“I’m pretty grateful for the experience with them.”

www.sen.com.au

Not to get in a game of one up with SENSa but I heard this the night before (Wednesday).

 

[VineValerian]

He expects to be picked early and go interstate.

Why Crows chose against nominating draft prospect under NGA rules

“I’m pretty grateful for the experience with them.”

www.sen.com.au

And prefers to not go to an SA club

 

[NoddyHolder]

And prefers to not go to an SA club

He'd just be saying that because he's pretty sure he's getting drafted interstate

 

[1954]

For way too many seasons now unless the Power midfield was dominating the Jonas lead defence was often exposed against the teams with gorilla forwards, so it's a given we need to add at least one ready to go 195 cm plus KPD to the list, or regardless of the quality of Horne Francis and Rioli 2023 could very well be just another wasted season.

The problem has been there since Daryl Wakelin retired, and unfortunately finding a ready to go 18 yo in the draft is highly unlikely as a draftee in that age group will almost certainly take at least a couple of seasons to develop.

 

[240volt]

He was a standout at the carnival, good skills , pace of the mark , good delivery to forwards etc. If by some chance he was there at 33 you'd have to take him, needs or not.

As I posted before I have seen him play and he looks a certainty to play many AFL games.
I can’t see him lasting to our pick for me he’s in the top 20 easily.

 

[all seeing eye]

As I posted before I have seen him play and he looks a certainty to play many AFL games.
I can’t see him lasting to our pick for me he’s in the top 20 easily.

Agree he should be well and truly gone by 33.

 

[Lawnchair Larry]

For way too many seasons now unless the Power midfield was dominating the Jonas lead defence was often exposed against the teams with gorilla forwards, so it's a given we need to add at least one ready to go 195 cm plus KPD to the list, or regardless of the quality of Horne Francis and Rioli 2023 could very well be just another wasted season.

The problem has been there since Daryl Wakelin retired, and unfortunately finding a ready to go 18 yo in the draft is highly unlikely as a draftee in that age group will almost certainly take at least a couple of seasons to develop.

Van Es is the only KPD with the body to go straight into AFL. All the rest will require 2-3 seasons.
I think he will be gone by pick 33.

 

[shewho]

Van Es is the only KPD with the body to go straight into AFL. All the rest will require 2-3 seasons.
I think he will be gone by pick 33.

And Ethan Phillips who is in his early 20s.

 

[all seeing eye]

And Ethan Phillips who is in his early 20s.

Phillips will still be there at 60. Very much the vfl /sanfl player, however we are that desperate.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

One recruiter told foxfooty.com.au this year’s draft class has capped off what for clubs is a “perfect storm” of sorts.

Into the pot goes a marked shift towards players in the power dynamic with clubs, the isolation suffered during covid-19 and a top-end of the predicted draft order hailing from inner-city Victoria.

The end result is a draft in which the potential risks of an interstate recruit have to be considered more closely than they ever have been.

The AFL draft is in the midst of a ‘perfect storm’. Weathering it could prove an impossible task

The AFL is facing a ‘perfect storm’. It could wreak havoc on the draft like never before

www.foxsports.com.au

 

[Grave Danger]

Meet....The Scoop.




...and now the pro

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

Port Adelaide has nominated Woodville-West Torrens player Nathan Barkla through the Next Generation Academy process ahead of this month’s national draft.
Barkla, a half-back/midfielder, trained with the Power at times last season, played three SANFL league games for the Magpies and also represented SA at the under-18 titles.

 

[RossFC]

Port Adelaide has nominated Woodville-West Torrens player Nathan Barkla through the Next Generation Academy process ahead of this month’s national draft.
Barkla, a half-back/midfielder, trained with the Power at times last season, played three SANFL league games for the Magpies and also represented SA at the under-18 titles.

Cat B rookie?

 

[Tibbs]

Looks a bit like Rozee, now all he has to do is play like him!

 

[robbo1981]

Cat B rookie?

I'm pretty sure he is

 

[RossFC]

Looks a bit like Rozee, now all he has to do is play like him!

I think that's Harper Montgomery.

 

[robbo1981]

Averaged 20 disposals in the under 18s in a very average WWT side. Had a 29 and 28 disposal game.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Free hit, has talent and shown promise. Worth the roll of the dice.

 

[RangaInTeal]

Averaged 20 disposals in the under 18s in a very average WWT side. Had a 29 and 28 disposal game.

I thought he was a Westies lad