News AFL overhauls Academy and FS bid matching, discussing draft lockout

[Haggas]

Imagine if it was Brisbanes Academy producing 3 top 10 picks this year while they sit top 3 and potentially win a premiership!

Yeah but atleast it might make them realise how unfair it is to the rest of the comp and change it finally


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[RUNVS]

Yeah but atleast it might make them realise how unfair it is to the rest of the comp and change it finally


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and Port have not benefitted from any go home factor recently at all.

 

[RUNVS]

Also 11 of the best 22 U16 AFL team are Academy members, including 5 Gold Coast Suns. Those are impressive numbers.

 

[Haggas]

and Port have not benefitted from any go home factor recently at all.

We’ve had 2 in the last 15 year, lucky us haha.
But I’m talking about academy’s


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[RUNVS]

We’ve had 2 in the last 15 year, lucky us haha.
But I’m talking about academy’s


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One of them just happened to be touted as one of the best draft prospects in a decade.

 

[RUNVS]

Also stealing from Adnico26Parker

TOP 20 RANKED PLAYERS FROM THE UNDER-16 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS *

183 points - Beau Addinsall (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
162 points – Joel Cochran (Sydney Swans Academy)
162 points – Zeke Uwland (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
158 points – Dyson Sharp (South Australia)
155 points – Jack Dalton (Vic Metro)
155 points – Lachlan Carmichael (Sydney Swans Academy)
140 points – Charlie Hewitt (Brisbane Lions Academy)
136 points – Ryder Corrigan (GWS Academy)
136 points – Daniel Annable (Brisbane Lions Academy)
131 points – Jai Murray (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
130 points – Louis Emmett (Vic Metro)
126 points – Willem Duursma (Vic Country)
124 points – Harrison Wilson (GWS Academy)
122 points – Oliver Greeves (Vic Metro)
120 points – Zachary Nandlal (Sydney Swans Academy)
118 points – Thomas Burton (Vic Metro)
118 points – Lucas Wooton (Tasmania)
118 points – Rylee McHenry (Tasmania)
117 points – Blake Kelly (Western Australia)
117 points – Liam Hetherton (GWS Academy)

* Average ranking points across the tournament

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...k=4c75c5efc1e22ce6a40a02b0a512f62c-1689280981

 

[Membling]

Also stealing from Adnico26Parker

TOP 20 RANKED PLAYERS FROM THE UNDER-16 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS *

183 points - Beau Addinsall (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
162 points – Joel Cochran (Sydney Swans Academy)
162 points – Zeke Uwland (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
158 points – Dyson Sharp (South Australia)
155 points – Jack Dalton (Vic Metro)
155 points – Lachlan Carmichael (Sydney Swans Academy)
140 points – Charlie Hewitt (Brisbane Lions Academy)
136 points – Ryder Corrigan (GWS Academy)
136 points – Daniel Annable (Brisbane Lions Academy)
131 points – Jai Murray (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
130 points – Louis Emmett (Vic Metro)
126 points – Willem Duursma (Vic Country)
124 points – Harrison Wilson (GWS Academy)
122 points – Oliver Greeves (Vic Metro)
120 points – Zachary Nandlal (Sydney Swans Academy)
118 points – Thomas Burton (Vic Metro)
118 points – Lucas Wooton (Tasmania)
118 points – Rylee McHenry (Tasmania)
117 points – Blake Kelly (Western Australia)
117 points – Liam Hetherton (GWS Academy)

* Average ranking points across the tournament

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...k=4c75c5efc1e22ce6a40a02b0a512f62c-1689280981

Missed Noah Chamberlain - CHF SS academy

 

[Haggas]

One of them just happened to be touted as one of the best draft prospects in a decade.

Yeah we got one of the future best for sure and I’m stoked but we haven’t benefited much before they bar our inaugural year with Wanganeen. Nothing compared to Vic clubs


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[Haggas]

Also stealing from Adnico26Parker

TOP 20 RANKED PLAYERS FROM THE UNDER-16 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS *

183 points - Beau Addinsall (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
162 points – Joel Cochran (Sydney Swans Academy)
162 points – Zeke Uwland (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
158 points – Dyson Sharp (South Australia)
155 points – Jack Dalton (Vic Metro)
155 points – Lachlan Carmichael (Sydney Swans Academy)
140 points – Charlie Hewitt (Brisbane Lions Academy)
136 points – Ryder Corrigan (GWS Academy)
136 points – Daniel Annable (Brisbane Lions Academy)
131 points – Jai Murray (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
130 points – Louis Emmett (Vic Metro)
126 points – Willem Duursma (Vic Country)
124 points – Harrison Wilson (GWS Academy)
122 points – Oliver Greeves (Vic Metro)
120 points – Zachary Nandlal (Sydney Swans Academy)
118 points – Thomas Burton (Vic Metro)
118 points – Lucas Wooton (Tasmania)
118 points – Rylee McHenry (Tasmania)
117 points – Blake Kelly (Western Australia)
117 points – Liam Hetherton (GWS Academy)

* Average ranking points across the tournament

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...k=4c75c5efc1e22ce6a40a02b0a512f62c-1689280981

How’s Sharp not number 1?


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[HavUEvaSeenTheRain]

Also stealing from Adnico26Parker

TOP 20 RANKED PLAYERS FROM THE UNDER-16 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS *

183 points - Beau Addinsall (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
162 points – Joel Cochran (Sydney Swans Academy)
162 points – Zeke Uwland (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
158 points – Dyson Sharp (South Australia)
155 points – Jack Dalton (Vic Metro)
155 points – Lachlan Carmichael (Sydney Swans Academy)
140 points – Charlie Hewitt (Brisbane Lions Academy)
136 points – Ryder Corrigan (GWS Academy)
136 points – Daniel Annable (Brisbane Lions Academy)
131 points – Jai Murray (Gold Coast Suns Academy)
130 points – Louis Emmett (Vic Metro)
126 points – Willem Duursma (Vic Country)
124 points – Harrison Wilson (GWS Academy)
122 points – Oliver Greeves (Vic Metro)
120 points – Zachary Nandlal (Sydney Swans Academy)
118 points – Thomas Burton (Vic Metro)
118 points – Lucas Wooton (Tasmania)
118 points – Rylee McHenry (Tasmania)
117 points – Blake Kelly (Western Australia)
117 points – Liam Hetherton (GWS Academy)

* Average ranking points across the tournament

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...k=4c75c5efc1e22ce6a40a02b0a512f62c-1689280981

That’s mostly because of having different divisions.

 

[liz]

Imagine if it was Brisbanes Academy producing 3 top 10 picks this year while they sit top 3 and potentially win a premiership!

Then they’d only be allowed to match a bid on one of them inside the first round (or maybe top 20 - not sure of the precise rule).

 

[Haggas]

Then they’d only be allowed to match a bid on one of them inside the first round (or maybe top 20 - not sure of the precise rule).

They would be able to bid on 2


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[bzparkes]

and Port have not benefitted from any go home factor recently at all.

Dumbest take in this thread so far.

 

[liz]

They would be able to bid on 2


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No, one.

A club is limited to matching two top 20 picks if they finish 5-8, and one if they finish top 4.

How the northern academies are transforming footy

Marc McGowan looks at how football generally is benefitting from the northern academy system

www.afl.com.au

 

[Haggas]

One of them just happened to be touted as one of the best draft prospects in a decade.

Plus Brisbane and Sydney have had huge names go to their clubs through FA
First Round F/S’s
And Academy players that are top end
When have they had go home factors lately?


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[Haggas]

No, one.

A club is limited to matching two top 20 picks if they finish 5-8, and one if they finish top 4.

How the northern academies are transforming footy

Marc McGowan looks at how football generally is benefitting from the northern academy system

www.afl.com.au

Oh right I missed that top 4 part


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[Ehswan]

Imagine if it was Brisbanes Academy producing 3 top 10 picks this year while they sit top 3 and potentially win a premiership!

Sort of sounds like Cats 2022. Bring in 3 former top 17 picks and a top 7 draft pick....and not lose a depth player..
Good management

 

[Jordie_tackles]

Sort of sounds like Cats 2022. Bring in 3 former top 17 picks and a top 7 draft pick....and not lose a depth player..
Good management

It’s being fortunate due to playing under different rules, ALL clubs had the opportunity Geelong took advantage of.

 

[Ehswan]

It’s being fortunate due to playing under different rules, ALL clubs had the opportunity Geelong took advantage of.

Not the northern clubs with all the first rounders returning Home.. No t all clubs have the chance to prioritise home grown talent through the draft or trade. If your list can be made up of 50 percent home grown...chances are you lessen the odds of losing players .

Show me one club from the Northern states who have had 2 players in their prime ' returning home' in a one or two year period..let alone at all

 

[RUNVS]

Not the northern clubs with all the first rounders returning Home.. No t all clubs have the chance to prioritise home grown talent through the draft or trade. If your list can be made up of 50 percent home grown...chances are you lessen the odds of losing players .

Show me one club from the Northern states who have had 2 players in their prime ' returning home' in a one or two year period..let alone at all

We had Nick Davis.

 

[Jordie_tackles]

Not the northern clubs with all the first rounders returning Home.. No t all clubs have the chance to prioritise home grown talent through the draft or trade. If your list can be made up of 50 percent home grown...chances are you lessen the odds of losing players .

Show me one club from the Northern states who have had 2 players in their prime ' returning home' in a one or two year period..let alone at all

They can’t return home because none of them get to leave.

Edit Beams went home, Neale chose Brisbane, Daniher chose Brisbane, Dunkley chose Brisbane, Lyon, Gunston, McKenna

Probably more there than most Vic clubs in terms of recruiting high quality players.

 

[Haggas]

They can’t return home because none of them get to leave.

Edit Beams went home, Neale chose Brisbane, Daniher chose Brisbane, Dunkley chose Brisbane, Lyon, Gunston, McKenna

Probably more there than most Vic clubs in terms of recruiting high quality players.

Yeah so do you agree Brisbane and Sydney should not be aloud to have access to top academy prospects? Like the rest of the AFL?
I get GC and GWS having access while they are building a club still but there should be a time where they don’t get access aswell


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[Ehswan]

They can’t return home because none of them get to leave.

Edit Beams went home, Neale chose Brisbane, Daniher chose Brisbane, Dunkley chose Brisbane, Lyon, Gunston, McKenna

Probably more there than most Vic clubs in terms of recruiting high quality players.

Here's another example. 11 of Melbourne's list are non Victorian. So that's 25 percent .Of which if the stats are right , they should worry about losing 1.
So 75 percent never left or returned.

Players that have chosen Melbourne.
May , Lever , Tomlinson, Dunstan , Shache, Melksham Langdon, Hunter.
Do you want an example of list make-ups of Northern states and what players have left and returned. ? It makes for interesting reading.

 

[Ehswan]

Yeah so do you agree Brisbane and Sydney should not be aloud to have access to top academy prospects? Like the rest of the AFL?
I get GC and GWS having access while they are building a club still but there should be a time where they don’t get access aswell


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No not until draftable players from northern states are even close to the rest of the country. Or some retention solution and cost of living solution.

 

[Vindicater]

Just make it that they can only match the first one.