List Mgmt. Father/Son Eligible Kids List

[jo172]

It does sting to see the first Crows father/son eligible player to play AFL to do so at another club

By eligible do you mean good enough?

 

[Cleric]

Different position, we needed a replace for a small forward in Stengle and ask yourself why he slipped to pick 50+......

That whole "slipped to pick 50+" is rubbish.
I guess Laird mustn't be very good because everyone passed on him in the national draft.
And Pav was even worse because no one drafted him in the first year.

 

[Scorpus]

By eligible do you mean good enough?

I'm pretty sure he's the first ever player to play AFL who has been eligible to be taken by us as a father son

 

[ABAB]

That whole "slipped to pick 50+" is rubbish.
I guess Laird mustn't be very good because everyone passed on him in the national draft.
And Pav was even worse because no one drafted him in the first year.

If he develop into those players then good on him and well done to West Coast development but first impressive from the recruiters is he was pick 50+. If he was consider as good for 1st or 2nd rounder don't you think we would have selected him?

 

[jo172]

I'm pretty sure he's the first ever player to play AFL who has been eligible to be taken by us as a father son

Ah, misread the emphasis on eligible

 

[Cleric]

If he develop into those players then good on him and well done to West Coast development but first impressive from the recruiters is he was pick 50+. If he was consider as good for 1st or 2nd rounder don't you think we would have selected him?

West Coast didn't have a pick before the one they used on him. If they had pick 35 they may still have used it on him.
He was a highly rated Jr, who was seen as a bit vanilla by some.

 

[ABAB]

West Coast didn't have a pick before the one they used on him. If they had pick 35 they may still have used it on him.
He was a highly rated Jr, who was seen as a bit vanilla by some.

This didn't stop the other clubs from selecting him with their 1st or 2nd rounders.

 

[UcantCme]

It does sting to see the first Crows father/son eligible player to play AFL to do so at another club

It will only sting If he becomes an elite AFL player, until them their is no sting for me

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[eagles rule]

Luke Edwards starting hff for eagles this week.

We picked rowey about 12 picks before him.

What's everyone's thoughts on eagles possibly winning on a player we circled for years to be at our club?

Wasn't luke the 'chosen one' out of the Edwards kids?

The problem was Adelaide didn`t nominate Edwards as F/S player which could possibly scare other teams off and allow Adelaide to use a 3rd or 4th rd pick ..Generally other teams allow the romance of eligble son`s playing for the Father`s team ..

FoxNews;

Adelaide has declared it doesn’t intend to recruit the son of a club legend at next month’s national draft, opting against nominating Luke Edwards as a father-son selection.

The Crows confirmed on Saturday they wouldn’t lodge the necessary paperwork to nominate Edwards, the son of dual premiership Crow and 321-game midfielder Tyson Edwards.

The Advertiser reported the Crows only plan to use four selections at the national draft — they currently hold Picks 1, 9, 22, 23, 40, 56 and 6 with plans to package some of their later selections up to trade off and move up the order — and they don’t rate Edwards highly enough to guarantee him they’d match a rival club’s bid.

 

[BronCrow]

Vader, this was posted on the NGA father-son watch thread the other day. On the left hand side is Mitchell Stevens, son of Mark.

 

[Vader]

Vader, this was posted on the NGA father-son watch thread the other day. On the left hand side is Mitchell Stevens, son of Mark.

BookFace is blocked here... The OP notes that Mark Stevens has 2 sons, one eligible in 2024, the other in 2026. Do we know which one is Mitchell - or is he another son who we don't have a placeholder for?

 

[BronCrow]

BookFace is blocked here... The OP notes that Mark Stevens has 2 sons, one eligible in 2024, the other in 2026. Do we know which one is Mitchell - or is he another son who we don't have a placeholder for?

I am assuming that he is the older son, though that is only an assumption on my behalf. I also that BookFace themselves blocked it?

If so, it is on the final page of the NGA and Father-Son watch thread, that will give you more info.

 

[Vader]

I am assuming that he is the older son, though that is only an assumption on my behalf. I also that BookFace themselves blocked it?

If so, it is on the final page of the NGA and Father-Son watch thread, that will give you more info.

Cheers, OP updated, assuming Mitchell is the 2024 eligible son.

 

[BronCrow]

This is from twitter, hopefully they are kinder.

 

[RedmanWasHere]

Ironic or apt/fitting?

 

[dogs105]

Do they know what ironic means?

 

[Cap]

Do they know what ironic means?

Most people think it's the title of a shiity 90s song

 

[Geoffa32]

This is from twitter, hopefully they are kinder.

Is Tyler Welsh 30 years old?

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[FR0GGY]

Do they know what ironic means?

Maybe damo can do a sliding doors on it.

 

[BronCrow]

Is Tyler Welsh 30 years old?

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He looks like a man child doesn't he?

 

[Peter Doherty]

With the birth today of Roo's first son, I thought it might be a good idea to have a thread containing a list of all our F/S eligible kids.

The following is a list of all players who have been good enough to represent the Adelaide Football Club on 100+ occasions. Below each of them are their male progeny.

I'm sure there are many more that I am unaware of, so post in this thread and I will update the OP. If possible, include the year in which they will be eligible for drafting (assuming they're good enough). I did find a previous thread which gave draft years for these kids, but some of them may have changed due to the recent rule changes regarding draft age limits.

I haven't listed the SANFL eligible sires and I can't honestly be bothered doing so. We only have a few more years before their eligibility lapses anyway.

* - indicates that this player is eligible for a second club as well.

Nathan Bassett
Peter Bassett (2029)
Sebastian Bassett (2031)

Eddie Betts * (184 games for Carlton)
Lewis Betts (2031 ?)
Billy Betts (2033 ?)
Eddie Betts IV (2038)

Mark Bickley
Tyson Bickley (2026)
Xavier Bickley (2030)

Brett Burton
James Thomas Burton (2027)

Matthew Clarke * (130 games for Brisbane)
Samuel Clarke (2030)

Patrick Dangerfield * (expected to play 100+ games for Geelong)
George Dangerfield (2035)

Richard Douglas
Archie Douglas (2038)

Michael Doughty
Max Doughty (2030)
Charlie Doughty (2032)

Tyson Edwards
Brodie Edwards (2021)

Simon Goodwin
Edward Goodwin (2024)

Ben Hart
Brady Hart (2027)

Graham Johncock
Graham Johncock Jnr (2032)

Kane Johnson * (116 games for Richmond)
Oskar Johnson (2032)

Tom Lynch
Koby (2031)
Jaxon (2036)

Chris McDermott
Frasier McDermott (2023)

David Mackay
William Mackay (2034)

Anthony Modra
Luke Modra (2030)

Brent Reilly
Jax Cameron Reilly (2034)

Mark Ricciuto
Nick Ricciuto (2025)
Joe Ricciuto (2028)
Rocco Ricciuto (2031)
Tom Ricciuto (2034)

Ben Rutten
Jack Rutten (2025)
Bernie Rutten (2028)

Robert Shirley
Tom Shirley (2030)

Rory Sloane
Sonny Sloane (2037)
Bohdi Leo Sloane (2039)

Nigel Smart
Noah Smart (2022)

Mark Stevens
Mitchell Stevens (2024) ** may be the 2026 son
???? (2026)

Daniel Talia
Maximilian Talia (2039)

Scott Thompson
Harry Thompson (2028)

Simon Tregenza
Joseph Tregenza (2022)
Caleb Tregenza (2024)

Bernard Vince (100 games for Melbourne)
Harvey Vince (2037)

Scott Welsh
Tyler Welsh (2023)
Sonny Welsh (2025)

Taylor Walker
Hugo Walker (2037)
Louis Jack Walker (2039)

Rory Atkins
Rhett Biglands
Nathan Bock
Luke Brown
Matt Crouch
Kyle Hartigan
Sam Jacobs
Rod Jameson
Andrew Jarman
Darren Jarman * (109 games for Hawthorn)
Josh Jenkins
Rory Laird
Matthew Liptak
Anthony McGuiness * (109 games for Western Bulldogs)
Andrew McLeod
Ken McGregor
Andy Otten
Ian Perrie
David Pittman
Jason Porplyzia
Shaun Rehn
Matthew Robran
Brodie Smith
Tyson Stenglein * (102 games for West Coast Eagles)
Scott Stevens

Kurt Tippett
Nathan van Berlo
Taylor Walker

Sons Not Drafted
Luke Edwards (2020) ** Drafted by West Coast Eagles
Zac Hart (2017)
Stefan Jarman (2010)
Oscar McGuiness (2016)
Connor McLeod
Darcy Pittman (2015)
Thomas Rehn (2013)
Angus Rehn (2019)
Jeremiah Smart (2017)

Father/Son Selections
Ben Jarman (2016) *** Nominated as Adelaide's 1st ever F/S player in 2016
Jackson Edwards (2016) ** Nominated as Adelaide's 2nd F/S player in 2017

Is Brodie Edwards next year?

 

[1990crow]

Is Brodie Edwards next year?

This year. Likely goes undrafted.

 

[WeeBlake]

Imagine if Burton’s son is a ripper

 

[BronCrow]

Doesn't appear to have been discussed in this thread, but there has been a large amount of discussion on other boards about Max Michalanney potentially being eligible as a father son for us in 2022. Son of Jim who played 211 games for Norwood finishing up in 1986. These are the current rules regarding the criteria.

https://resources.afl.com.au/afl/do...0efee899/AFL-Rules-effective-9-April-2021.pdf

 

[Vader]

Doesn't appear to have been discussed in this thread, but there has been a large amount of discussion on other boards about Max Michalanney potentially being eligible as a father son for us in 2022. Son of Jim who played 211 games for Norwood finishing up in 1986. These are the current rules regarding the criteria.

https://resources.afl.com.au/afl/do...0efee899/AFL-Rules-effective-9-April-2021.pdf

Has been discussed in another thread. Looks like another Bryce Gibbs scenario, where his old man got to 200+, but the total includes Escort Cup games. Without the night games included, his total appears to fall short of the magic 200 mark, making him ineligible.