Competitions Draft game

[worsfold]

4 - Andrew Gaff
26 - Ben Newton
28 - Tyler Chalwell
Spare -Anton Hamp

 

[paran]

What I expect will happen:
4. Gaff
26. Cripps
28. Menagola

Spare: Newton

What I wish:

4. Polec
26. Darling
28. Prestia/Andreoli

 

[eagles rule]

pick 4 - Gaff

pick 26- Cripps

pick- 28 -Darcy Barnden

spare -Andreoli

also does everyone know that pick 28 will be actually taken in the mid 30`s due to compensation picks being activated .

 

[WCE_phil]

pick 4 - Gaff

pick 26- Cripps

pick- 28 -Darcy Barnden

spare -Andreoli

also does everyone know that pick 28 will be actually taken in the mid 30`s due to compensation picks being activated .

I expect 3 or 4 of the compo picks to be used. So that will push us down to 31-32.

 

[Masto]

4 - Andrew Gaff
26 - Jack Darling
28 - Kirk Ugle
Spare - Lucas Cook

 

[Ochre]

4 - Quinz
26 - Keyser
28 - Larrikin
Spare - Swannies

 

[daddy_4_eyes]

4. Andrew Gaff
26. Matt Watson
28. Mitch Hallahan

Spare: Heppell

 

[INSANE]

Last two are probably wishful thinking but anyway.

4-Gaff
26-Chalwell
28-Tape

 

[A Red]

4. Heppell
26. Cripps
28. Hamp

Spare Gaff

 

[worsfold]

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[ytpme]

4 - Quinz
26 - Keyser
28 - Larrikin
Spare - Swannies

Could be a case of a card here, hey Swannies?

 

[Obeanie1]

4. A Gaff
26. Darling
29. J Green

Spare: Ugle

Darling will slide is my final change.

Ugle at 29 is a stretch but we still don't have our crumbing forward locked in to date.

 

[Mattman93]

Could be a case of a card here, hey Swannies?

If only he could card people on here....

 

[getgaff]

4: Andrew Gaff
26: Luke Mitchell
28: Josh Green

Spare: Lucas Cook

 

[Ochre]

Could be a case of a card here, hey Swannies?

why?

i would've thought swannies is clearly 4th as he is only a spec mod and doesnt mod this board

our 3 mods go first

 

[tesseract]

4. Gaff
26. Chalwell
29. Menagola

Spare. Andreoli

 

[Snooperclyde]

4. Gaff - unless a last minute change it appears the Victorian accumilator is bound for the West. Questions remain about Gaff having an impact against mature men but so far he has been a prime mover in the U18's division. Should Gaff slide into the big time at AFL level then he will be exactly what the Eagles require, an outside mid with sublime disposal.
Polec is pressing Gaff for this pick with his aggressive attack on the footy combined with league experience and a prolific left boot coming to the attention of selectors.
Heppell has a touch of bluey McKenna about his game and also has the scouts pondering his selection.

26. Darling - Once touted as a top five draft pick Darling has been the big slider. Off field problems and a general concensess that this robust talent comes with baggage and his mature physique leaves little room for improvement coupled with a stagnent level of improvement in the past year have been the driving force behind his drift down the draft rankings. The big plus is Darling is ultra competitive and if he had grown past 191cms then he would have talent scouts salivating. Could easily be taken earlier in the draft but with the compromised draft clubs are likely to comtemplate needs over best available, a bonus for West Coast should he slide this far.
A KPP is most likely at pick 26 if Darling has been taken and West Coast will take best available with a forward being considered most likely.

29. Gorringe - arguably the best ruckman available in this draft on potential Gorringe is far from mature. The teams on face value that need a ruckman have actually drafted to cater for this need previously and the new rules of three interchange players with one substitute place doubt over a team going into each game with two recognised rucks.
Carlton having lost Jacobs are the team in need of a replacement with Kruezer unlikely to take the key rucking role after his recent knee reconstruction. Lycett is taller by two cms, ten kilo's heavier and more mature so he is a better fit for the Blues for immediate needs. Carlton will toss between the two but take Lycett to fit neatly into the window of opportunity.
By delisting Sullivan West Coast are vulnerable to injury should Cox or Naitanui become unavailable. Sullivan and Seaby had been touted as adequate back-up should a problem occur in the ruck but neither have been able to stake a solid claim, both have left the club in recent times.
Should Gorringe be taken before this selection then Lycett would be in calculations if available or the Eagles may opt for a mature age ruck from one of the state leagues as a rookie.

It should be noted that Ruckmen have been the big sliders in recent drafts if you compare Matt Burgan's phantom draft to the real draft. Gorringe is a great talent in the making and a ready made replacement (fingers crossed) for an aging Cox in the coming years.

 

[Shazzman]

4: Gaff
26: Luke Mitchell
29: Jordan Eades

Spare: Chalwell

 

[Pat_Footy]

4: Andrew Gaff
26: Jamie Cripps
29: Kirk Ugle

Spare: Jack Darling

 

[Prem87]

4:Gaff
26: Mitchell
29: Conca/Chalwell

 

[Mattman93]

why?

i would've thought swannies is clearly 4th as he is only a spec mod and doesnt mod this board

our 3 mods go first

I can think of another mod you're looking for a card from, and it aint Swannies.

 

[Marlin01]

4 - Gorringe
26 - Cripps
29 - Green

Spare - Gaff

 

[Pat_Footy]

I can think of another mod you're looking for a card from, and it aint Swannies.

The fifth string?

 

[Brazen]

4. Gaff - unless a last minute change it appears the Victorian accumilator is bound for the West. Questions remain about Gaff having an impact against mature men but so far he has been a prime mover in the U18's division. Should Gaff slide into the big time at AFL level then he will be exactly what the Eagles require, an outside mid with sublime disposal.
Polec is pressing Gaff for this pick with his aggressive attack on the footy combined with league experience and a prolific left boot coming to the attention of selectors.
Heppell has a touch of bluey McKenna about his game and also has the scouts pondering his selection.

26. Darling - Once touted as a top five draft pick Darling has been the big slider. Off field problems and a general concensess that this robust talent comes with baggage and his mature physique leaves little room for improvement coupled with a stagnent level of improvement in the past year have been the driving force behind his drift down the draft rankings. The big plus is Darling is ultra competitive and if he had grown past 191cms then he would have talent scouts salivating. Could easily be taken earlier in the draft but with the compromised draft clubs are likely to comtemplate needs over best available, a bonus for West Coast should he slide this far.
A KPP is most likely at pick 26 if Darling has been taken and West Coast will take best available with a forward being considered most likely.

29. Gorringe - arguably the best ruckman available in this draft on potential Gorringe is far from mature. The teams on face value that need a ruckman have actually drafted to cater for this need previously and the new rules of three interchange players with one substitute place doubt over a team going into each game with two recognised rucks.
Carlton having lost Jacobs are the team in need of a replacement with Kruezer unlikely to take the key rucking role after his recent knee reconstruction. Lycett is taller by two cms, ten kilo's heavier and more mature so he is a better fit for the Blues for immediate needs. Carlton will toss between the two but take Lycett to fit neatly into the window of opportunity.
By delisting Sullivan West Coast are vulnerable to injury should Cox or Naitanui become unavailable. Sullivan and Seaby had been touted as adequate back-up should a problem occur in the ruck but neither have been able to stake a solid claim, both have left the club in recent times.
Should Gorringe be taken before this selection then Lycett would be in calculations if available or the Eagles may opt for a mature age ruck from one of the state leagues as a rookie.

It should be noted that Ruckmen have been the big sliders in recent drafts if you compare Matt Burgan's phantom draft to the real draft. Gorringe is a great talent in the making and a ready made replacement (fingers crossed) for an aging Cox in the coming years.

Wow - Id swallow my ears cracking a smile if that came off! Heres hoping

 

[WCE_phil]

4. Gaff - unless a last minute change it appears the Victorian accumilator is bound for the West. Questions remain about Gaff having an impact against mature men but so far he has been a prime mover in the U18's division. Should Gaff slide into the big time at AFL level then he will be exactly what the Eagles require, an outside mid with sublime disposal.
Polec is pressing Gaff for this pick with his aggressive attack on the footy combined with league experience and a prolific left boot coming to the attention of selectors.
Heppell has a touch of bluey McKenna about his game and also has the scouts pondering his selection.

26. Darling - Once touted as a top five draft pick Darling has been the big slider. Off field problems and a general concensess that this robust talent comes with baggage and his mature physique leaves little room for improvement coupled with a stagnent level of improvement in the past year have been the driving force behind his drift down the draft rankings. The big plus is Darling is ultra competitive and if he had grown past 191cms then he would have talent scouts salivating. Could easily be taken earlier in the draft but with the compromised draft clubs are likely to comtemplate needs over best available, a bonus for West Coast should he slide this far.
A KPP is most likely at pick 26 if Darling has been taken and West Coast will take best available with a forward being considered most likely.

29. Gorringe - arguably the best ruckman available in this draft on potential Gorringe is far from mature. The teams on face value that need a ruckman have actually drafted to cater for this need previously and the new rules of three interchange players with one substitute place doubt over a team going into each game with two recognised rucks.
Carlton having lost Jacobs are the team in need of a replacement with Kruezer unlikely to take the key rucking role after his recent knee reconstruction. Lycett is taller by two cms, ten kilo's heavier and more mature so he is a better fit for the Blues for immediate needs. Carlton will toss between the two but take Lycett to fit neatly into the window of opportunity.
By delisting Sullivan West Coast are vulnerable to injury should Cox or Naitanui become unavailable. Sullivan and Seaby had been touted as adequate back-up should a problem occur in the ruck but neither have been able to stake a solid claim, both have left the club in recent times.
Should Gorringe be taken before this selection then Lycett would be in calculations if available or the Eagles may opt for a mature age ruck from one of the state leagues as a rookie.

It should be noted that Ruckmen have been the big sliders in recent drafts if you compare Matt Burgan's phantom draft to the real draft. Gorringe is a great talent in the making and a ready made replacement (fingers crossed) for an aging Cox in the coming years.

If our draft selections come off like that i'll be starting a religion in the honour of our recruiters.