Autopsy Round 7, 2021: St.Kilda v Hawthorn *CROUCH 100TH*

[aussierulesrules]

Doesn’t mind his left foot either at times. He’s looking like real quality.

Was renowned as being very dual-sided by foot in the juniors.

 

[Ducky Tie]

I think with this year under his belt JBytel will be taken pretty seriously next season.

He's looking like a really promising player.

The medical sub is so irritating as a stats lover. Aside from his two games as the sub, he's averaging seven clearances and five tackles a game. He hopefully finds more footy as he grows in confidence and gets more experienced. Easy to forget he's only played nine games. As others have mentioned, he is just so clean with the ball. He's also creative with his movement and angles. Moves out of packs and opens up the game with smart kicks and handballs. It's not too often you find inside mids with such good ball use.

 

[Yabadoo22]

 

[Yabadoo22]

Anyone have a copy of this article? Would be much appreciated

 

[Mowman]

evealed: The top AFL mid-season draft prospects set to do battle in Colgate Young Guns game
On Saturday, Victoria’s best under-23 prospects will have a big chance to impress AFL recruiters. See who has been picked to play in the state’s showcase game.

CHRIS CAVANAGH

3 min read
May 4, 2021 - 4:33PM
News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom
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The best and brightest mid-season draft prospects will have one of their final chances to impress AFL recruiters this weekend in an exhibition match showcasing Victoria’s best young talent.
The Colgate Young Guns game will feature the state’s best under-23 players that are eligible for the mid-season draft in a Metro v Country clash.
Of the 52 players selected in the initial squads for the match, 48 hail from NAB League teams while four are from VFL clubs.
NAB AFL Academy member Ned Moyle has been named as part of the Vic Metro squad and has emerged as a strong mid-season draft prospect.
A 205cm ruckman, Moyle caught the eye of recruiters with a competitive performance in last month’s Academy game against Geelong’s VFL team.
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NAB AFL Academy ruckman Ned Moyle (right) is part of the Vic Metro squad. Picture: Michael Klein
Another ruckman who has similarly attracted mid-season draft interest is 202cm Calder Cannons big man Liam Podhajski, who joins Moyle in the Vic Metro squad.
Eastern Ranges forward Corey Preston, who trained with the Western Bulldogs in search of a Supplementary Selection Period (SSP) list spot during pre-season, will also line up for Vic Metro.
Western Bulldogs Academy members Ewan Macpherson and Cody Raak are on the same team.

The Vic Country squad features a pair of prospects who are brothers of current AFL players.
Charlie Ham — the brother of Essendon’s Brayden Ham — has made a strong start to the season for the Geelong Falcons after being overlooked in last year’s drafts.
Will Papley — the brother of Sydney’s Tom Papley — is a lively forward for Gippsland Power, where his brother also came through the ranks.
Dandenong Stingrays midfielder Will Bravo, who missed out on an SSP spot at Hawthorn over summer, is also part of the Vic Country squad.
The match will be played at Werribee Oval on Saturday from 2.40pm.
The AFL’s mid-season draft will be held on June 2.
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Calder Cannons big man Liam Podhajski, right, will feature in Saturday’s game. Picture: Valeriu Campan
VIC METRO
Player, Age, Height, Weight, NAB League/VFL Club
Jake Arundell, 18, 169cm, 65kg, Eastern Ranges
Harrison White, 19, 175cm, 70kg, Western Jets
Eren Soylemez, 19, 179cm, 82kg, Northern Knights
Ewan Macpherson, 19, 179cm, 82kg, Northern Knights
Tom Blamires, 18, 180cm, 76kg, Sandringham Dragons
Corey Preston, 18, 181cm, 77kg, Eastern Ranges
Darby Hipwell, 18, 182cm, 82kg, Sandringham Dragons
Harrison Keeling, 19, 183cm, 68kg, Eastern Ranges
Joel Trudgeon, 18, 185cm, 90kg, Northern Knights
Charlie McKay, 18, 186cm, 83kg, Sandringham Dragons
Lachlan Riley, 19, 186cm, 85kg, Sandringham Dragons
Dylan Thomas, 18, 187cm, 77kg, Oakleigh Chargers
Liam Conway, 19, 188cm, 87kg, Western Jets
Ben De Bolfo, 18, 188cm, 79kg, Northern Knights
Sam Clohesy, 18, 189cm, 72kg, Calder Cannons
Fraser Elliot, 18, 189cm, 88kg, Oakleigh Chargers
Luke Cleary, 19, 189cm, 80kg, Sandringham Dragons
Logan Young, 19, 190cm, 84kg, Sandringham Dragons
Marc Massarotti, 18, 191cm, 91kg, Eastern Ranges
Cody Raak, 18, 192cm, 80kg, Western Jets
Dominic Akuei, 18, 192cm, 76kg, Northern Knights
Samuel Paea, 18, 194cm, 94kg, Calder Cannons
Flynn Maguire, 19, 195cm, 82kg, Oakleigh Chargers
Riley Smith, 20, 200cm, 104kg, Eastern Ranges
Felix Flockart, 19, 202cm, 80kg, Sandringham Dragons
Liam Pohajski, 18, 202cm, 99kg, Calder Cannons
Ned Moyle, 19, 205cm, 87kg, Oakleigh Chargers
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Northern Knights high-flyer Dominic Akuei is part of the Vic Metro squad. Picture: Valeriu. Campan

Noah Gribble and Charlie Ham will play for the Vic Country team. Picture: Michael Klein
VIC COUNTRY
Player, Age, Height, Weight, NAB League/VFL Club
Sam Conforti, 19, 173cm, 74kg, Bendigo Pioneers
Charlie Ham, 18, 180cm, 74kg, Geelong Falcons
Kobi George, 19, 182cm, 74kg, Dandenong Stingrays
Jack Hickman, 19, 177cm, 71kg, Bendigo Pioneers
Patrick Parnell, 19, 178cm, 60kg, Murray Bushrangers
Clayton Gay, 19, 183cm, 77kg, Dandenong Stingrays
Will Bravo, 19, 181cm, 77kg, Dandenong Stingrays
Marcous Herbert, 18, 181cm, 81kg, GWV Rebels
Flynn Young, 19, 181cm, 69kg, Geelong Falcons
Isaac Wareham, 19, 183cm, 81kg, Geelong VFL
Will Papley, 18, 178cm, 78kg, Gippsland Power
Noah Gribble, 18, 180cm, 79kg, Geelong Falcons
Charlie Byrne, 18, 184cm, 79kg, Murray Bushrangers
Sam Durham, 19, 190cm, 82kg, Richmond VFL
Cobi Maxted, 18, 188cm, 88kg, Bendigo Pioneers
Bryce Milford, 18, 195cm, 82kg, Dandenong Stingrays
Xavier Mitchell, 18, 191cm, 78kg, Bendigo Pioneers
Daniel Turner, 19, 191cm, 79kg, Murray Bushrangers
Ryan O’Keefe, 19, 192cm, 69kg, Bendigo Pioneers
Caleb Ernst, 18, 194cm, 91kg, Bendigo Pioneers
Mutaz El Nour, 19, 192cm, 83kg, Northern Bullants VFL
Jai Neal, 18, 192cm, 88kg, Dandenong Stingrays
Cameron McLeod, 18, 192cm, 78kg, Murray Bushrangers
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[Diehard Saint]

He's looking like a really promising player.

The medical sub is so irritating as a stats lover. Aside from his two games as the sub, he's averaging seven clearances and five tackles a game. He hopefully finds more footy as he grows in confidence and gets more experienced. Easy to forget he's only played nine games. As others have mentioned, he is just so clean with the ball. He's also creative with his movement and angles. Moves out of packs and opens up the game with smart kicks and handballs. It's not too often you find inside mids with such good ball use.

Just got to keep playing him.
Get as many games into him as quickly as possible. Obviously still looking after his back though.

 

[gringo2011]

Just got to keep playing him.
Get as many games into him as quickly as possible. Obviously still looking after his back though.

I think it's more about balancing bringing in youth while trying to get wins up. They don't seem too concerned about his back any more.

 

[kosifantutti]

Barry Hall got us Dal in 2001.

Craig Devenport got us Barry Hall

 

[kernelT]

Craig Devenport got us Barry Hall

We got Billy Longer eventually.

 

[True Blue Saint]

People forget Bytel and King had a full year out their first year in the System. Max had 5 games before doing his ankle,

Jack had the year then hardly any real footy in 2020.
Just really the second season for King and the first for Bytel. A tonne of upside for both.

They also both missed significant amounts of footy in their draft year too, so they're both essentially 2 years behind in terms of development

 

[Tommy Wigs]

We got Billy Longer eventually.

All roads lead back to %*{^} Billy