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Ginbey is WCE's no 1 target by all accounts. Supurb prospect
Yeah we’re only getting him if they take another WA prospect at 8 thinking to take Ginbey at 12.
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Ginbey is WCE's no 1 target by all accounts. Supurb prospect
Thanks. Collins vibes with Buss? I hope his nickname is The Bus.Busslinger is a bit slow. None of the others are necessarily the best field kicks.
Thanks. Collins vibes with Buss? I hope his nickname is The Bus.
A shame re: skills. We really do need a greater proportion of guys with nice footskills in the front half of the ground.
Mackenzie probably the best footskills but he won’t get to 11.Thanks. Collins vibes with Buss? I hope his nickname is The Bus.
A shame re: skills. We really do need a greater proportion of guys with nice footskills in the front half of the ground.
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I think Hollands is a reasonably good kick on the wing. Hotton is also a wing prospect who is a decent kickThanks. Collins vibes with Buss? I hope his nickname is The Bus.
A shame re: skills. We really do need a greater proportion of guys with nice footskills in the front half of the ground.
Thanks all. Assuming we don't go for Bus, how do things look for KPDs further down the order? Any state leaguers stand out as being worth a go?
Thanks. Looks like a couple of these guys will be around at our pick in the 20s. Maybe worth going a mid early.The top four young key defenders would be
Busslinger
Weddle
Hayes
Van Es
There's also Ethan Phillips from Port Melbourne who won the Round-Forthergill-Mitchell medal for best young player in the VFL who would be a huge pick up for us.
Apparently Hollands is a very good kick with time and space.I think Hollands is a reasonably good kick on the wing. Hotton is also a wing prospect who is a decent kick
Weddle is interesting as he’s not quite key size but you do get a more adventurous player who is willing to take the game on.The top four young key defenders would be
Busslinger
Weddle
Hayes
Van Es
There's also Ethan Phillips from Port Melbourne who won the Round-Forthergill-Mitchell medal for best young player in the VFL who would be a huge pick up for us.
I'm not fussed about height. I feel we have an okay handle on tall key forwards these days. It's small forwards, wingers and resting mids that seem to screw us over big time goal wise. As long as he has the atheltic ability to play the medium and small roles like Morris did well, then he will be perfect. Doc cannot do it all alone.Weddle is interesting as he’s not quite key size but you do get a more adventurous player who is willing to take the game on.
Weddle is interesting as he’s not quite key size but you do get a more adventurous player who is willing to take the game on.
Thanks all. Assuming we don't go for Bus, how do things look for KPDs further down the order? Any state leaguers stand out as being worth a go?
11 is a good place to be. I would take any of these players (PMBangers’ phantom) who could be available.
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I'll take 3Write up on Phillips.
He just turned 23. With his exposed form, I'd almost prioritise a mid with our early picks then snap him up. Some phantoms don’t have him going till 4th round, if at all, but with the scarcity of KPD, he may go early.
Interesting that he’s grown a couple inches since his draft year.
Ethan Phillips
Height: 196cm / 198cm??? Listed as both on various sites?
Weight: 90kg
D.O.B: 17-07-1999
Leagues: Vfl, NAB League Boys
STRENGTHS: Kicking, strength, play reading, footy smarts
IMPROVEMENTS: Vertical leap, speed
Phillips has had a breakout campaign for Port Melbourne, where he leads the VFL for intercepts per game (11.5) and intercept marks per game (5.1). Earlier in the year against the Northern Bullants, the 198cm key defender racked up a staggering 24 intercept possessions and 12 intercept marks in a single game. Borough coach Adam Skrobalak said Phillips’ marking and reading of the play is as good as he has seen in the VFL, and he has been able to maintain his intercept game while playing on AFL-listed forwards. Phillips’ athleticism and kicking are areas for improvement but with intercepting such a crucial part of the game and key defenders in short supply, Phillips shapes as a mature-age option who can make an impact right away.
I think a great draft would be Phillipou, Weddle, and Phillips.
Weddle is more Dale Morris size but might be considered with our pick 11. Beat Cadman who probably goes no 1.Thanks all. Assuming we don't go for Bus, how do things look for KPDs further down the order? Any state leaguers stand out as being worth a go?
TBH I think there's every chance The Swans do too. By rumour, they don't rate this draft so would trade up to 11 and trade out of other picks.Having read the various scenarios, the one somewhat realistic one I like best is that GWS have a hard on for someone available at 11 on the night and offer us 15, 18 and 19 for 11 and 21.
3 picks in the top 20 and a 4th at 39, followed up with 2 1sts the year after would be a slick piece of list management.
Would be seriously tempted to nab Ethan Phillips with 19.
I'd be surprised if GWS did that trade but 11 for 18 and 19 is more feasible, perhaps with some future pick swaps.Having read the various scenarios, the one somewhat realistic one I like best is that GWS have a hard on for someone available at 11 on the night and offer us 15, 18 and 19 for 11 and 21.
3 picks in the top 20 and a 4th at 39, followed up with 2 1sts the year after would be a slick piece of list management.
Would be seriously tempted to nab Ethan Phillips with 19.