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Windhager, Peris, kyleButler , Higgins, Gresh even Billings or Byrnes can play the small forward role , How many smalls do you want ?
Peris and Kyle are both long term, project types.Windhager, Peris, kyle
Im trying to think of players we were looking at who didn’t get drafted. Any in mind you think will make the jump over the next 6 months?Really it isn't depth in any areas we are lacking, it's just the high end talent we need.
Maybe we are best just keeping a spot open for MSD to see if we can find another Sharman.
Do you want to let the kids get on the park first , One has a crook back and the other Two are miles off it at this stage ,Windhager, Peris, kyle
There were quite a few key position players that Shifter Sheehen had in his top key defender prospects that went undrafted.Im trying to think of players we were looking at who didn’t get drafted. Any in mind you think will make the jump over the next 6 months?
Which ones are you looking at ?There were quite a few key position players that Shifter Sheehen had in his top key defender prospects that went undrafted.
Including a couple of locals.
It may be worth invited one or two to train with us to see how they go. A couple of them can play either end too by the looks of it.
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I don't know a lot about any of them to be honest.Which ones are you looking at ?
A lot are only kids so not sure we would be much better off , and most only 194cm
Peris and Kyle are both long term, project types.
Butler, Higgins, Kent, Long is a decent amount of ready to go small forward options.
Plus our mid/fwd types in Gresh, Billings, Byrnes (more half forward at this stage than mid but would be hoping to make that jump) who can rest forward throughout games.
Club statement
"Moving forward, Allison will go back to being a forward and we're sure he won't look back. We're looking forward to it."
If someone tries to get rid of the Father/Son before we get the Riewoldt boys then they may find Tommy Bent's metallic head inserted deep inside their poop chute
Just a general question out there to those who know a lot more about this stuff than I do.You know they will abolish it the year before they become eligible. Probably a few years after we lose another GF to a team loaded with sons.
Just a general question out there to those who know a lot more about this stuff than I do.
This is purely hypothetical; I am certainly not suggesting the players I'm using in the following scenario will suddenly become stars, but:
Let's say you have a kid such as Jackson Voss or Tyson Milne. And they either nominate for the Draft and get completely overlooked; or they decide there's no interest so they don't nominate.
They then go away and work on their game, and along the way the penny drops and they start playing to the potential we had all hoped for. Suddenly clubs are interested.
Next Draft comes up and they nominate. Do the same Father/Son rules apply to them as older aged players who have never been on another club's list? Or has the player and the club missed the boat?
Just curious that's all (I've ever only been aware of teenage F/Ss)
Spidas son is on the radar for us in the next couple of year. What are the odds it goes just before thenYou know they will abolish it the year before they become eligible. Probably a few years after we lose another GF to a team loaded with sons.
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I just googled and apparently Boston Everitt and Elwood Peckett (who i assume is Justin Pecketts son) were part of our NGA?Spidas son is on the radar for us in the next couple of year. What are the odds it goes just before then
Maybe. They might incorporate the fs into the same program. I think he is only 15 thoughI just googled and apparently Boston Everitt and Elwood Peckett (who i assume is Justin Pecketts son) were part of our NGA?
I think missed the boatJust a general question out there to those who know a lot more about this stuff than I do.
This is purely hypothetical; I am certainly not suggesting the players I'm using in the following scenario will suddenly become stars, but:
Let's say you have a kid such as Jackson Voss or Tyson Milne. And they either nominate for the Draft and get completely overlooked; or they decide there's no interest so they don't nominate.
They then go away and work on their game, and along the way the penny drops and they start playing to the potential we had all hoped for. Suddenly clubs are interested.
Next Draft comes up and they nominate. Do the same Father/Son rules apply to them as older aged players who have never been on another club's list? Or has the player and the club missed the boat?
Just curious that's all (I've ever only been aware of teenage F/Ss)
brett Voss's son was also at one point a possibility. not sure what happened.I think missed the boat
Wasn't Michael Voss son a chance this year after a few years in the SANFL
My wife had Seinfeld on last night as I was falling asleep...my dream went something like this.Man you guys sure know how to argue without actually disagreeing with each other.
Pretty simple.
If your scale goes from A to C, Cotchin is definitely A-grade.
George's scale probably goes to Z, or uses the Greek alphabet or something.
If your scale goes past E, I'd say Cotch drops to B.
I think in a lot of people's minds, it'd go something like champions/superstars > stars > all other A graders > Grey area A/B graders > and so on...
But anyway, if you sorted out your bloody scales and alphabets first the conversation probably would have been finished 20 pages ago.
They've got this weird grading system over here - an S tops everything else. Maybe we can say that Cotch is A grade, but Dusty is S. Newcomers to the forum will really appreciate it.
Just a general question out there to those who know a lot more about this stuff than I do.
This is purely hypothetical; I am certainly not suggesting the players I'm using in the following scenario will suddenly become stars, but:
Let's say you have a kid such as Jackson Voss or Tyson Milne. And they either nominate for the Draft and get completely overlooked; or they decide there's no interest so they don't nominate.
They then go away and work on their game, and along the way the penny drops and they start playing to the potential we had all hoped for. Suddenly clubs are interested.
Next Draft comes up and they nominate. Do the same Father/Son rules apply to them as older aged players who have never been on another club's list? Or has the player and the club missed the boat?
Just curious that's all (I've ever only been aware of teenage F/Ss)