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Gilly1972 said:I recall Schmidt putting himself between the ball and Hawkins lead a few times, he also ironed out Hansen, all this despite being 17 and a tad wiry still, so not too outside.....McKay is lightly framed but like Simmo could be anything if he bulks up and gains a bit of confidence aabout putting his body in. Everitt is bottom aged and would be a project KPD player. Another tough inside mid wouldn't hurt, but i think HBF has done a pretty good job getting the best available with each pick IMO.
Gilly1972 said:I recall Schmidt putting himself between the ball and Hawkins lead a few times, he also ironed out Hansen, all this despite being 17 and a tad wiry still, so not too outside.....McKay is lightly framed but like Simmo could be anything if he bulks up and gains a bit of confidence aabout putting his body in. Everitt is bottom aged and would be a project KPD player. Another tough inside mid wouldn't hurt, but i think HBF has done a pretty good job getting the best available with each pick IMO.
And i'm sure Brock O'Brien would have been our man at #17 if available.
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How tall is he?HugeBluesFan said:Selection 51 - David McKay - Oakleigh
After a few changes of mind, I've decided to take a bit of a punt at #51. A midfielder with pace and skills. Much like Simmo when he was drafted to the Blues. Will need to bulk up as he is only 71kg - well according to afl.com
Embers said:Surely Eagles need a ruckmen macca. Are we gonna go all year with 2 recognised ruckmen![]()
macca69 said:yeh Tippet is a capable ruckman and is ready for AFL next year. Got him with our second pick. There are a couple of decent ruckmen left in the draft that will come into consideration with my next pick also.
cypher said:How tall is he?
How does he compare to Harbrow who Weaver mentioned in his thread?
Ruckman?![]()
RiteBak@Ya said:Happy with Gibbs and Petterd. Not sure about the other picks. All appear to be outside players.
After watching the Sydney finals series last year I am convinced that with a team of tough inside footballers you can win a premiership. The likes of Kirk, Bolton, Buchanan ect counted when it mattered. Carlton already has some reasonable outside players in Walker, Simpson, Russell.
Trying not to be to critical but pasionate about getting mentally and physically tough players.
Scottroo said:Kangaroos select West Adelaide youngster Daniel Caire
The forgotten man of the carnival, I rated him SAs third best in the carnival behing gibbs and hurley, ended up with the third most possies after starting the carnival on the pine, hes come along in leaps and bounds since playing firsts at SHC and spent allot of this year in the 1sts at west adelaide, where he has played some quailty footy kicking 3 goals and racking up 20 odd possies on his 3rd game. he has good pace and uses the ball supremely, something the kangaroos lack, his heigh is his only worry, standing at about 176cm
macca69 said:Gee he wouldn't be taller than 180cm or so I'd imagine.
Dave McKay is very tough mentally fwiw.
sinepari said:I'd take Collard over Hislop as he offers something different. Hislop to me might be an inferior Butler, but thats just my opinion
I like Leigh Adams but I am recruiting for specific types.year of the cat said:Has Leigh Adams been forgotton?
irel said:I like Leigh Adams but I am recruiting for specific types.
sinepari said:there he goes. Johnson - you are good.
johnson_26 said:Selection 55- James Frawely, North Ballarat Rebels, 193 cm, 80 kgs.
Vic Country U18 rep. I honestly dont know how this guy slipped through this far. KPP player who is very versatile. Very athletic, with a fair amount of pace and a good leap. His U18 carnival was very solid, pretty much doing a mr fix it type role- taking the oppositions best foward deep in the back line and blanketing him.
As a bottom ager, he played as a tallish wingman- indicating the natural athlete in him and his versatility. Very rebounding- loves to go down the ground and carry the footy- a run the the lines type. Port have guys like willits, who just this big lug with not much but i guess a footy brain- looks like a gorilla. Frawely is all class on the other hand. Runs, jumps, kicks, and can play all over the ground.
I can GARAUNTEE you, and mark these words- he will go top 25 when we get to November.If a AFL club recruiter saw this, he would be laughing and wishing to god that it actually happened. James Frawely at 55 is a kodak magic moment- im a genius. Played my cards right waiting for him to slip through- boak was too good to give up. Not many people rate him it seems?