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Fogarty at 11Brett Andersons Big Board Top Ten
https://www.sen.com.au/news/2017/07...-or-top-shelf-loaded-but-cupboard-bare-below/
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Fogarty at 11Brett Andersons Big Board Top Ten
https://www.sen.com.au/news/2017/07...-or-top-shelf-loaded-but-cupboard-bare-below/
He has Charlie Constable high comparative to yourself and Knightmare.Fogarty at 11
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I can't dispute Constable being that high. Hasn't played a bad game all year. Only issue is his lack of pace and endurance with endurance not even that badHe has Charlie Constable high comparative to yourself and Knightmare.
Joel garner sounds exactly like the type of halfback we have been looking for.This was my top 20 back in February. LDU only that low because he had been injured at the start of the year and missed the last half of last year. Safe to say alot has changed. I had never seen Coffield, Cerra or Constable at this time aswell.
1. Darcy Fogarty
2. Lochie O'Brien
3. Jaidyn Stephenson
4. Cameron Rayner
5. Jack Higgins
6. Hunter Clark
7. Charlie Spargo
8. Connor Ballanden
9. Jarrod Brander
10. Paddy Dow
11. Luke Davies-Uniacke
12. Joel Garner
13. Andrew McPherson
14. Callum Coleman-Jones
15. James Worpel
16. Sam Hayes
17. Nathan Krueger
18. Noah Balta
19. Jackson Edwards
20. Isaac Hewson
Garner has had and up and down season, his best is top 10 Worthy and his worst would see him in the 20-30 range. He can play anywhere so he isn't a pure defender at all. Very similar to Hodge. Both left footers, good marks overhead and great leaders. Id rather a pure inside mid at our first but I wouldn't complain if we took him.Joel garner sounds exactly like the type of halfback we have been looking for.
Provided we keep our first rounder, is he worth our first pick (8-12ish)?
*would your answer change if the Bull midfielders (LDU, Dow, cerra etc) are gone by that point?
What's his stock then atm? Would he last to our second then do you reckon or is that unlikelyGarner has had and up and down season, his best is top 10 Worthy and his worst would see him in the 20-30 range. He can play anywhere so he isn't a pure defender at all. Very similar to Hodge. Both left footers, good marks overhead and great leaders. Id rather a pure inside mid at our first but I wouldn't complain if we took him.
Experts have him from 8-25 so he could go anywhere atm. Eastern look set to play finals so a good showing there could guarantee him a top 20 selectionWhat's his stock then atm? Would he last to our second then do you reckon or is that unlikely
(26-30 range)
Eastern Ranges could have 5 players go in the top 20 this year. Trent Mynott is another Eastern player high on clubs radars. 185cm 73 kg inside/outside midfielder who can kick goals. An October birth so he still has plenty of growth left with his old man apparently a pretty big unit.
Along with Jackson Ross, Dylan Moore, Tom North and Ryley Stoddart that's 9 players Eastern could have drafted this year.
Fogarty issue is the same as Aaron Francis' problemFogarty at 11
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For me I pick on talent and he has an incredible amount of talent. Rayner is a player that hasn't got a great fitness base and he hasn't dominated in the midfield either. I think Fogarty will be fine its been confirmed that the tape on his knee wasn't just for show he has a knee issue and he may not play until late in the year and safe to say if he played fully fit he would have looked alot better.Fogarty issue is the same as Aaron Francis' problem
Is there a defined AFL position for him
Too short for key position
Not fit enough for on the footy/ hybrid forward/ medium defender
too slow to play on a flank
it is a dilemma for recruiters
The other thing is he is an elite kick on both sides. He is a better kick than Rayner or LDU. Fogarty has great skill and composure and is tough as nails and clean overhead and at ground level. It doesn't matter what position he will play he can be a star at any end. I like to focus on the positives over the negatives and not many players have the positives that this guy has
His mobility early in the year was also fine. Watching him before the Carlton and Essendon game his agility was unreal eth-dog will back me up on this since he was thereHe was the perfect build in that video as a 17 year old. Not sure if it was just the knee effecting his mobility or also if he's grown to an awkward size as well.
It's not often you see players his size move like that and the ones that do lack that contested side or elite kicking. The fact that he hasn't 100% shown he can play midfield full time is irrelevant to me. Some of the best players in the comp are unique. Both Fyfe and Dangerfield played as forwards as 18s and rarely if ever played in the midfield.Gee love the way this kid moves. Took awhile to guess that his right is his preferred foot. Keeps the ball out of harms way in traffic beautifully. Not sure of the long term assessment but he's exactly the type we need.
Constable is another Jobe, slick by hand and can win his own footy. Slow just like Jobe but id say Constable is a longer and better kick.I would love Constable to fall to us.
He is what we need, loves the in and under stuff and has great hands.
Later on in the draft the guy I hope falls to our second round pick is Riley Stoddart. Think he has the potential to be a fantastic winger, good size with great kicking skills and a tank.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-07-19/who-makes-the-calls-on-your-clubs-recruitsCal Twomey said:Essendon
Adrian Dodoro has been at Essendon so long it's almost hard to remember the club without him. The club's list and recruiting manager was there for the Kevin Sheedy days, and has also overseen the playing group for the four coaches who have been at the helm since Sheedy departed at the end of 2007. It's a small team at Essendon, though, with Dodoro one of four full-time recruiters. Richmond premiership player Merv Keane has notched 10 years as the Bombers' senior recruiter, while former Essendon and Fremantle player Rob Forster-Knight is another recruiting officer, using his sports science background to focus on the analytics side. Bryce Lewis departed North Melbourne as its recruiting manager after last year's draft and is now the Bombers' pro scout. The Bombers added Georgia Harvey to their department 12 months ago to sort through the administrative side of contracts. Outside of Victoria, the club has one part-timer in all other states, while former recruiting manager Noel Judkins is based in Cairns but is used as a 'video specialist', poring over game tapes and vision to provide his thoughts.
"Dale Harris and Michael Jordan make up the club's recruiting division."Article about each club's recruiting department. Here's ours
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-07-19/who-makes-the-calls-on-your-clubs-recruits
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-07-19/who-makes-the-calls-on-your-clubs-recruits
Only just realised carlton have 1 pick inside 30. Thats niceSome updates to the table with added player measurements, clubs and draft range.
July 19th Edition
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