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Tier 1 WW Player
Inside mid?One certain player has fallen way too far, expect foj1 to snatch him up without a second thought
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Inside mid?One certain player has fallen way too far, expect foj1 to snatch him up without a second thought
Don't think so.Inside mid?
There we go. HahaPick 42 Nathan Murphy 188cm 80kg Utility Sandringham Dragons/ Brighton Grammar
Will not fall this far on draft night. May not fall past first round.
Nathan is able to play forward or back. Is not overly tall but has a large wingspan and a terrific vertical leap.
I prefer Nathan as a forward and I think he will end up playing as a third tall but interestingly reminds me of Jack Riewoldt when playing school footy and enjoys playing as the main forward target.
Kicking can be a bit inconsistent and I would like him to be a bit quicker to get absolute separation of his opponent but he can continue to work on this.
He has not put a lot of time in his footy as he is also a very good cricketer and he has the scope to improve and is a genuine talent.
There is another kid in my top 30 available and he may slip.
Fremantle would be ecstatic if they landed Murphy here I suggest.
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Whoops must've missed it, ok I'll change it.Already been taken at 26!
Very nice. Was an option for my next pick, I actually hear a lot of talk about him going earlier too.
Very nice. Was an option for my next pick, I actually hear a lot of talk about him going earlier too.
It almost makes too much sense. I would have taken Boyse who plays a little bit taller but Fritsch is almost as good in the air and probably more tricky on the ground.
Covers the loss of Watts