Remove this Banner Ad

Preview 2024 AFL Draft General Discussion

🥰 Love BigFooty? Join now for free.

Reader mode
THE_GUN said:
Pick #9 + Baker traded to Eagles for pick #3 , #6 Rioli to GC , Pick 8 & 19 [PLAYERCARD]Shai Bolton[/PLAYERCARD] to freo , Pick 8 Battle Compo
Not bothering with Academy / Father sons But i think Ashcroft goes pick #2

1. FOS - Richmond
2. Langford - North
3. Jagga - Richmond
4. Draper - Adelaide
5. Armstong - Melbourne
6. Lalor - Richmond
7. Trainor - StKilda
8. Smillie - St Kilda
9. Jack Whitlock - Essendon
10. Bo Allan - West Coast
11. Joe Berry - Richmond

16. Taj Hotton - Richmond
Click to expand...
Ahh the old eagles must choose a west Aussie thang

On SM-S921B using BigFooty.com mobile app
 
THE_GUN said:
Pick #9 + Baker traded to Eagles for pick #3 , #6 Rioli to GC , Pick 8 & 19 Shai Bolton to freo , Pick 8 Battle Compo
Not bothering with Academy / Father sons But i think Ashcroft goes pick #2

1. FOS - Richmond
2. Langford - North
3. Jagga - Richmond
4. Draper - Adelaide
5. Armstong - Melbourne
6. Lalor - Richmond
7. Trainor - StKilda
8. Smillie - St Kilda
9. Jack Whitlock - Essendon
10. Bo Allan - West Coast
11. Joe Berry - Richmond

16. Taj Hotton - Richmond
Click to expand...
As good as trainor is we would leave Reid on the board. Ross is after mids
 
THE_GUN said:
Pick #9 + Baker traded to Eagles for pick #3 , #6 Rioli to GC , Pick 8 & 19 Shai Bolton to freo , Pick 8 Battle Compo
Not bothering with Academy / Father sons But i think Ashcroft goes pick #2

1. FOS - Richmond
2. Langford - North
3. Jagga - Richmond
4. Draper - Adelaide
5. Armstong - Melbourne
6. Lalor - Richmond
7. Trainor - StKilda
8. Smillie - St Kilda
9. Jack Whitlock - Essendon
10. Bo Allan - West Coast
11. Joe Berry - Richmond

16. Taj Hotton - Richmond
Click to expand...
Mate, none of that makes any sense, Freo have 9,10 and ports pick (14-18) after the battle compo that becomes 10,11 & 15-19, how are you getting picks 8&19 for Bolton and 9 to trade to WC for Baker?

Edit: here’s what is actually going to happen.
Battle compo end of round 1 = 21
Baker = 24 from WC (dropped one due to battle)
Rioli = 12 from Gold Coast
Bolton + 22 = 9+14 (port out in straight sets)
Richmond end up with 1,9,12,14,24 which is still a very good hand in an even draft.
Freo leave 10, F1 & 22 on the table for Warner. If Sydney don’t bite they offer 10&22 to Melbourne for Pickett. My guess is neither of those teams take to bait and Freo go to the draft with 10, 22 & 28.
 
Last edited:

Log in to remove this Banner Ad

Yoda_ said:
maybe, the athletic profile suggests a player. He was very good on Shannon last week
Click to expand...
Think his height works against him. He’s only 193. If he was 200 like his brother he would get talked about more
 
CountryLad said:
It’s a statement from a poster that has the potential to age like fine wine with a strong WA contingent next year. Based on zero facts except for the fact that this year is a weaker than normal WA pool.
Click to expand...
Dudoro is a troll. Probably the only person on the draft board that's maybe worth muting.
 
Couple of names I was surprised with today,

Falcons (12.10.82) lost to Rebels (14.11.95)

Ollie Hannaford (Rebels), 180cm, small fwd
The lively small fwd finished with a game high 6 goals. Coming home like a bullet with 19 goals in his last 6 games. Can take a mark overhead and is sneakily good on the ground.

Joe Pike (Geelong Falcons), 199cm, ruck/fwd (overager)
Not sure what to make of him but looks so similar (stylistically) to [PLAYERCARD]Rowan Marshall[/PLAYERCARD]. Can go forward and take a big mark, skills look good and crashes packs like he should at his size. Threatened to ear the game apart but just got no help as Rebels over ran his Falcons.


Stingrays (9.10.64) defeated Power (7.16.58)

Ben Hopkins (Stingrays), 190cm, med def/wing (overager)
The half back was instrumental in so much of what Dandenong does. Skills are good, nice ability overhead, would like him to take riskier kicks bu skills are neat. I can see him being a bargain in round 2 - round 3.

Harry Doughton (Rays), 185cm, utility
Impressed me in a way that everything he does, he does right and well. May not be as impactful as others but if you want a role player you can rely on know ing what you will get, this kid could be a bargain in the rookie draft. Very vanilla in a draft with lots of depth. Id be keen to see him get a go somewhere bu wouldn't surprise me if he goes to stay league and does well.

Jordan Doherty (Rays), 199cm, ruck (overager)
This big is a seriously good link up player. Tap work needs improving but he has had some big games this year upon looking back. Links up well, can take a mark and appears he has the ability to play forward. Another to keep an eye out as a bargain later in the drafts.

Tom Matthew (Power), 170cm, small fwd
The kid is small bu he has a leap many would want. Can take a mark, pressures well and knows how to kick a goal. 2.3 on the day but could easily have had 4.1
 

Remove this Banner Ad

botts said:
Think his height works against him. He’s only 193. If he was 200 like his brother he would get talked about more
Click to expand...

He is not a key forward/ruckman he is playing as a key defender. His leap, reach and athletic ability allow him to play much taller than his actual height. That on top of his competitive and aggressive nature will allow him to become a very good player. Melbourne will take him as an NGA and he will excel as a key defender IMO.
 
Yoda_ said:
Couple of names I was surprised with today,

Falcons (12.10.82) lost to Rebels (14.11.95)

Ollie Hannaford (Rebels), 180cm, small fwd
The lively small fwd finished with a game high 6 goals. Coming home like a bullet with 19 goals in his last 6 games. Can take a mark overhead and is sneakily good on the ground.

Joe Pike (Geelong Falcons), 199cm, ruck/fwd (overager)
Not sure what to make of him but looks so similar (stylistically) to Rowan Marshall. Can go forward and take a big mark, skills look good and crashes packs like he should at his size. Threatened to ear the game apart but just got no help as Rebels over ran his Falcons.


Stingrays (9.10.64) defeated Power (7.16.58)

Ben Hopkins (Stingrays), 190cm, med def/wing (overager)
The half back was instrumental in so much of what Dandenong does. Skills are good, nice ability overhead, would like him to take riskier kicks bu skills are neat. I can see him being a bargain in round 2 - round 3.

Harry Doughton (Rays), 185cm, utility
Impressed me in a way that everything he does, he does right and well. May not be as impactful as others but if you want a role player you can rely on know ing what you will get, this kid could be a bargain in the rookie draft. Very vanilla in a draft with lots of depth. Id be keen to see him get a go somewhere bu wouldn't surprise me if he goes to stay league and does well.

Jordan Doherty (Rays), 199cm, ruck (overager)
This big is a seriously good link up player. Tap work needs improving but he has had some big games this year upon looking back. Links up well, can take a mark and appears he has the ability to play forward. Another to keep an eye out as a bargain later in the drafts.

Tom Matthew (Power), 170cm, small fwd
The kid is small bu he has a leap many would want. Can take a mark, pressures well and knows how to kick a goal. 2.3 on the day but could easily have had 4.1
Click to expand...
You do realise Ollie Hannaford has played the bulk of his footy for the Rebels and Vic Country as a tough small running defender? It's basically only since the Nationals he's switched forward and set the CTL on fire.

Ollie's rarely been out of the Rebels best players when playing in defence either, also pretty handy when he's had a run on ball...he's a genuine utility but it's probably his late season heroics up forward that gets him drafted.

I actually thought Rebels top aged ruck Flynn Penry had the better of Falcons overaged ruck Joe Pike in the ruck contests.
 
Mutineer said:
You do realise Ollie Hannaford has played the bulk of his footy for the Rebels and Vic Country as a tough small running defender? It's basically only since the Nationals he's switched forward and set the CTL on fire.

Ollie's rarely been out of the Rebels best players when playing in defence either, also pretty handy when he's had a run on ball...he's a genuine utility but it's probably his late season heroics up forward that gets him drafted.

I actually thought Rebels top aged ruck Flynn Penry had the better of Falcons overaged ruck Joe Pike in the ruck contests.
Click to expand...
nope, didn't know that at all. huge added string to his bow if he can do that. Agree (re rucks), Pike looks good as a potential fwd target as well.
 
Is anyone willing to give a quick indication of how Jagga and FOS have played? Haven’t been able to watch it.
 

🥰 Love BigFooty? Join now for free.

Reader mode
You must log in or register to reply here.

Remove this Banner Ad

🥰 Love BigFooty? Join now for free.

Back
Top