List Mgmt. 2022 AFL Draft

[davesnothere]

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[JimmyBC]

Port fans tonight be like Slide Slide Slide!

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Twomey seems to think there's some chance Hayes will slide, maybe he's been telling clubs his dream is to play footy with his brother who is staying at Port.

Is Lemmey mentioned at all by Twomey with any club? Rookie Me Central didn't mention him at all and Knightmare at ESPN had him out to the 50s. Seems odd.

 

[1954]

I look forward to this board melting no matter who Port picks.

If it's the 5' 8'' 70 keg bloke in the Rookie Me Central phantom draft I could be close to the first cab off the rank.

 

[Wargreymon90]

Twomey seems to think there's some chance Hayes will slide, maybe he's been telling clubs his dream is to play footy with his brother who is staying at Port.

Is Lemmey mentioned at all by Twomey with any club? Rookie Me Central didn't mention him at all and Knightmare at ESPN had him out to the 50s. Seems odd.

I’d imagine Sam would be telling him to stay away

 

[JimmyBC]

A young KPD years off does sfa for us in the immediate.

 

[Del80659]

I have it on absolute rock solid authority that the player Port really had it's heart set on is going to be taken the pick before our first.

Happen to know a friend of a mate, who is a cousin to a girl dating Kripps' daughter, and he has the inside doss. Can't mention the player's name or I'll get in trouble though!!!

i also enjoy increasing my post count

 

[powerrrrrrrrrrrr]

A young KPD years off does sfa for us in the immediate.

This is why I want us to just go early on Phillips.

 

[JimmyBC]

This is why I want us to just go early on Phillips.

Yep take the guy ready to go, they can also get a development KPD later if need be.

 

[Grave Danger]

Latest intel: The Power won’t be big players in this year’s draft after their frantic trade period, so their best hope is someone high on their draft board falls down the order. Rival clubs believe they’ll look at taking a key defender with one of their selections, with James Van Es and Jed Adams both linked to the club. Although if gun WA small forward-midfielder Darcy Jones is still on the board by the time they pick, the Power would find it hard to ignore him. Port Fairy product Toby McMullin — the son of Ian McMullin, who kicked 55 goals from 49 AFL games for Collingwood and Essendon in the late 1980s and early 90s — has also reportedly attracted some interest from the Power.

Best-case scenario: Jones and/or Lewis Hayes — the brother of current Power ruck Sam Hayes — are both available at the Power’s first draft selection and one of Van Es or McMullin slips to their Pick 60.

Worst-case scenario: Their aggressive trade period has left them with no capital — either in this year’s or next year’s draft — to work with, so they don’t get a draft board ‘slider’.

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"Rival clubs believe" - aka Port's recruiting guys wouldn't return my calls

 

[all seeing eye]

A young KPD years off does sfa for us in the immediate.

Bit like Super the longer you leave it the poorer you will be in the ftuture. We need to bring young kpds in now as our stocks are about to fall off a cliff. We cant just count on snatching quality from somewhere else next year. Doubt Phillips is answer, but ok with using 60s on him.

 

[JimmyBC]

Bit like Super the longer you leave it the poorer you will be in the ftuture. We need to bring young kpds in now as our stocks are about to fall off a cliff. We cant just count on snatching quality from somewhere else next year. Doubt Phillips is answer, but ok with using 60s on him.

We are paying for never drafting quality young KPD's in the first round of drafts, the picks we have in this draft are barrel scrapping for young KPD's.

 

[Coobk001]

A young KPD years off does sfa for us in the immediate.

Depends what you're drafting for? I think we're years off a flag, and with a new coach on the horizon, personally I hope they go the long term options.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

"Rival clubs believe" - aka Port's recruiting guys wouldn't return my calls

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Got a peek at his wish list on the plane over:

Harry Lemmey 202cm/95kg Key Forward West Adelaide
Harry Barnett 202cm/93kg Ruck West Adelaide
Lewis Hayes 199cm/81kg Key Defender Eastern Ranges
Isaac Keeler 198cm/88kg Key Forward/Ruck North Adelaide
James Van Es 197cm/99kg Key Defender GWV Rebels
Ed Allen 194cm/82kg Utility Claremont
Tom Scully 202cm/89kg Key Forward/Ruck West Adelaide
Kyle Marshall 201m/79kg Key Defender South Adelaide
Will Verrall 200cm/92kg Ruckman South Adelaide
Phoenix Foster 197cm/87kg Key Forward/Ruck Norwood
Ethan Phillips 196cm/90kg Port Melbourne Key Defender age 23
Jed Adams 194cm/89kg Peel Thunder Key Defender
Oscar Steene 201cm/95kg Ruckman West Adelaide
Will Edwards 197cm/100kg Key Defender Swans Academy
Darcy Minchella 197cm/76kg Key Defender/Ruckman West Adelaide
Ryan Eyers 197cm/82cm Key Forward/Ruck Murray Bushrangers
Brodie Tuck 195cm/95kg Key Forward Central Districts

 

[JimmyBC]

Depends what you're drafting for? I think we're years off a flag, and with a new coach on the horizon, personally I hope they go the long term options.

Long term KPD options past pick 30 are at best Clurey-esque

 

[Coobk001]

Long term KPD options past pick 30 are at best Clurey-esque

Well our hopes are currently pinned on a rookie list pick, Pasini, so I hope we find a way to develop these picks. Of course it is a bit more hit or miss deep, but there's been plenty of deep or rookie list success stories and succeeding with those picks and finding role player key backs is what takes you to the top IMO.

 

[JimmyBC]

Well our hopes are currently pinned on a rookie list pick, Pasini, so I hope we find a way to develop these picks. Of course it is a bit more hit or miss deep, but there's been plenty of deep or rookie list success stories and succeeding with those picks and finding role player key backs is what takes you to the top IMO.

The reality is the club think the window is open hence why they tried Skinner then went after Asava, I don't think there much gripe over trying say Phillips over drafting a project KPD that will likely never make it out of the SANFL in that pick range.

 

[RossFC]

So pick 33 will be done tomorrow right?

 

[VineValerian]

i also enjoy increasing my post count

I see I have a lot to do to catch up to your total though

I'd better get to work post haste then!

Fire up dem fingers VV

 

[all seeing eye]

Long term KPD options past pick 30 are at best Clurey-esque

At this stage I'd be happy with a 200cm tall version of Clurey.

 

[Holden Hillbilly]

So pick 33 will be done tomorrow right?

Monday 28 November at 6:40 Adelaide time 2022 AFL Draft Round One

Tuesday 29 November

AFL Trade Period – selections only (5.15pm to 6.00pm)

2022 AFL National Draft Round two until completion (6:30pm)

Wednesday 30 November

AFL Pre-Season Draft & Rookie Draft (2:30 pm, online)

 

[Grave Danger]

So pick 33 will be done tomorrow right?

Yes, 3 or 4 picks before ours.

 

[Ford Fairlane]

Inner Sanctum Phantom Draft

Port get Charlie Clarke and James Van Es.

I would take that and run.

The Inner Sanctum's 2022 AFL Phantom Draft

 

[all seeing eye]

Inner Sanctum Phantom Draft

Port get Charlie Clarke and James Van Es.

I would take that and run.

The Inner Sanctum's 2022 AFL Phantom Draft

Too good to be true, start the car.

 

[Honeyboy Wilson]

It seems Hustwaite is sliding down boards and phantoms...

If we managed to get him, I would be over the moon.

 

[Peninsula Boy]

Long term KPD options past pick 30 are at best Clurey-esque

I am of the opposite of thinking. Late 1st and 2nd Round, you can really pick up a great KPD prospect.

Jack Lever 14
Aliir Aliir 44
Brayden Maynard 30
Tom Stewart 40
Sam Taylor 28
Sam de Koenig 19
Tom Barrass 43
Harrison Petty 37

It is just whether they can develop KPDs in our average system which we have had real problems during the Hinkley run.