There's certainly plenty of bottom aged talent there, but not so much through the senior group.
p.s. You left out Charlie Curnow.
List your teams 5 best youngsters
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There's certainly plenty of bottom aged talent there, but not so much through the senior group.
p.s. You left out Charlie Curnow.
*. How could I forget my absolute favourite player.
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5. Daniel Venables - Just drafted, selected here based on potential as a HFF/mid - the concern is about his injuries.
4. Tom Cole - Stepped straight into WAFL League football in his first year and stood out for his composure. He's an old head on young shoulders and will make a very good AFL footballer.
3. Dom Sheed - We really missed his inside grunt and fine left foot delivery last year. Proven at AFL level, just needs to bring a level of consistency in big games that will come with a healthy body and more experience.
2. Liam Duggan - Wonderful by foot and seems a natural leader. The concern at this stage is lack of production. Really suffered from the 2nd year blues and didn't find the ball consistently at WAFL level. Also is a shocking set shot kick and this is something that has to be rectified. Still, the most talented young midfielder on our list and potentially A-grade down the track.
1. Tom Barrass - Took the AFL by storm last year and will continue that trend in 2017 if his preseason is anything to go by. This kid just knows how to read the play and is fantastic in the air. A second McGovern, pretty much. He's a fan favourite and would expect a few AA selections by the time his career is done.
4. Tom Cole - Stepped straight into WAFL League football in his first year and stood out for his composure. He's an old head on young shoulders and will make a very good AFL footballer.
3. Dom Sheed - We really missed his inside grunt and fine left foot delivery last year. Proven at AFL level, just needs to bring a level of consistency in big games that will come with a healthy body and more experience.
2. Liam Duggan - Wonderful by foot and seems a natural leader. The concern at this stage is lack of production. Really suffered from the 2nd year blues and didn't find the ball consistently at WAFL level. Also is a shocking set shot kick and this is something that has to be rectified. Still, the most talented young midfielder on our list and potentially A-grade down the track.
1. Tom Barrass - Took the AFL by storm last year and will continue that trend in 2017 if his preseason is anything to go by. This kid just knows how to read the play and is fantastic in the air. A second McGovern, pretty much. He's a fan favourite and would expect a few AA selections by the time his career is done.
Get over yourself. Your acting as if that "young girl" was an absolute saint, your ignoring the fact that she was doing hard drugs and banging some dude twice her age. By the way, learn how to spell.
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You know your youth is great when Jesse Hogan can't squeeze into your top 5....
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I knew someone would comment on the omissions. But wanted to go with a midfield as a whole and that 5 seems to work.
Thanks, come back and share your terrible opinion anytime.
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It isn't a sentence. Its a collection of words looking for some punctuation.
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I will be interested to see how Acres compares to Blakely after another season.
Blakely was drafted year and a round later but both are similarly touted by their supporters. Fairly close on most of the stats, Acres fitness level showing though being able to spend quite a bit longer on ground.
Brownlow votes:
Blakely - 3
Acres - 1
but who's counting
I will be interested to see how Acres compares to Blakely after another season.
Blakely was drafted year and a round later but both are similarly touted by their supporters. Fairly close on most of the stats, Acres fitness level showing though being able to spend quite a bit longer on ground.
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Brownlow votes:
Blakely - 3
Acres - 1
but who's counting
Love watching Blakely, his a crazy cat!
Blakely and Acres are completely different players.. Blakely is good first of all
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Not a bad joke, but your other one of naming SPS and Harry McKay as your best young players and they haven't played a game yet is better. But the best of all your jokes was that Marchbank, Plowman and Silvagni plus some others will be 150+ gamers.
Got me laughing anyway so thanks
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