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Me thinks, that those two are the only options the club has, and are not in the long-term plans, but one year will get us by until recruiters can find better talent.
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Maybe the club is thinking that if Sam Alabakis comes on nicely he will be our number one ruckman.
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rowan marshall and him?
They could make a good pairing. I personally have high hopes for Sam. At 211 he would not have to jump very often.
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It will be four live picks with Marshall upgraded.
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Seems to me it would be 5 live picks + Marshall upgrade
OUT:
Stevens, Hickey, Wright, Goddard, Freeman, Gilbert, Minchington, Weller = 8
IN:
Hannebery, Kent = 2
Hence why we are looking at delisted free agents i guess. So we dont end up needing to use pick 97.
OUT:
Stevens, Hickey, Wright, Goddard, Freeman, Gilbert, Minchington, Weller = 8
IN:
Hannebery, Kent = 2
Hence why we are looking at delisted free agents i guess. So we dont end up needing to use pick 97.
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No wonder Weller was in the team even when there was no output from him.
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Hawks swoop to sign ex-Saints small forward
Dinny Navaratnam
Nov 1, 2018 5:07PM
Darren Minchington has been signed by Hawthorn
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HAWTHORN has signed former St Kilda forward Darren Minchington as a delisted free agent.
The Hawks were mulling over whether to recruit the 24-year-old as a rookie or put him straight on to the senior list.
Will Langford's delisting and retirement, but mooted move to the rookie list since he is contracted until the end of 2019, opened up a spot for Minchington to join the senior list.
Injuries ruined Minchington's year – left knee surgery and hip issues being the main problems – and he didn't line up in a senior game.
He has managed 28 matches in his senior career since being recruited by the Saints in the 2011 NAB AFL Rookie Draft.
However, Minchington offers pressure up forward and he has an impressive side-step to escape tacklers in congested situations.
He has bagged three goals on each of the three times he has faced Geelong, which has been one of the Hawks' main rivals in the modern era.
"Darren has been unlucky with injury during his career, but we have seen him excel in the VFL despite these challenges," recruiting manager Mark McKenzie told hawthornfc.com.au.
"Darren is a young man of great character and we look forward to working with him to maximise his full potential."
Goddard trains with Blues as he seeks to revive AFL career
Marc McGowan
Nov 12, 2018 6:15PM
ST KILDA discard and 2014 first-round draft pick Hugh Goddard is training with Carlton in the hope of an AFL lifeline.
Goddard, the second cousin of ex-Saints and Essendon champion Brendon Goddard, whose own playing career is in the balance, was in danger of being an unfulfilled talent when he was delisted in late August.
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The Blues reportedly met with Goddard's management in July and all signs point towards the 196cm defender receiving a second shot at the highest level.
Goddard, 22, played eight of his 10 career matches in 2015, but he ruptured the Achilles tendon in his left leg a year later to kickstart his injury nightmare, then suffered turf toe in 2017.
The Geelong Falcons product's last match and only game this past season was in round 22 against Hawthorn, when he recorded six disposals and three tackles.
Goddard was dropped for the returning Jake Carlisle the next week and delisted soon after.
St Kilda's decision to recruit fellow key defenders Carlisle, Nathan Brown and Logan Austin in recent years made life even more difficult for Goddard.
Dinny Navaratnam
Nov 1, 2018 5:07PM
Darren Minchington has been signed by Hawthorn
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HAWTHORN has signed former St Kilda forward Darren Minchington as a delisted free agent.
The Hawks were mulling over whether to recruit the 24-year-old as a rookie or put him straight on to the senior list.
Will Langford's delisting and retirement, but mooted move to the rookie list since he is contracted until the end of 2019, opened up a spot for Minchington to join the senior list.
Injuries ruined Minchington's year – left knee surgery and hip issues being the main problems – and he didn't line up in a senior game.
He has managed 28 matches in his senior career since being recruited by the Saints in the 2011 NAB AFL Rookie Draft.
However, Minchington offers pressure up forward and he has an impressive side-step to escape tacklers in congested situations.
He has bagged three goals on each of the three times he has faced Geelong, which has been one of the Hawks' main rivals in the modern era.
"Darren has been unlucky with injury during his career, but we have seen him excel in the VFL despite these challenges," recruiting manager Mark McKenzie told hawthornfc.com.au.
"Darren is a young man of great character and we look forward to working with him to maximise his full potential."
Goddard trains with Blues as he seeks to revive AFL career
Marc McGowan
Nov 12, 2018 6:15PM
ST KILDA discard and 2014 first-round draft pick Hugh Goddard is training with Carlton in the hope of an AFL lifeline.
Goddard, the second cousin of ex-Saints and Essendon champion Brendon Goddard, whose own playing career is in the balance, was in danger of being an unfulfilled talent when he was delisted in late August.
NAB AFL DRAFT HUB Latest news, video and more
The Blues reportedly met with Goddard's management in July and all signs point towards the 196cm defender receiving a second shot at the highest level.
Goddard, 22, played eight of his 10 career matches in 2015, but he ruptured the Achilles tendon in his left leg a year later to kickstart his injury nightmare, then suffered turf toe in 2017.
The Geelong Falcons product's last match and only game this past season was in round 22 against Hawthorn, when he recorded six disposals and three tackles.
Goddard was dropped for the returning Jake Carlisle the next week and delisted soon after.
St Kilda's decision to recruit fellow key defenders Carlisle, Nathan Brown and Logan Austin in recent years made life even more difficult for Goddard.
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Ex-Roo exploits new rookie rule to join the Demons
Nick Bowen
Nov 20, 2018 12:46PM
The AFL announced on Tuesday morning Wagner had withdrawn his nomination for this year's NAB AFL Draft, along with Maverick Weller and Keegan Brooksby, to take advantage of the AFL's new rookie rule.
Former Sun and Saint Weller will seek to reignite his career at Richmond after being delisted by St Kilda at the end of the 2018 season, while ex-Gold Coast ruckman Brooksby will get a second chance with reigning premier West Coast after impressing in the SANFL with South Adelaide.
Players who were previously listed and then cut or who have spent a year out of the AFL since retirement or delisting themselves no longer have to enter the draft to find their way to a new club.
A team cannot re-sign a player in the SPP the same year it delisted him unless he is overlooked in the drafts, such as in the case of Jacob Townsend at Richmond.
Players can't sign or train with a club until the SPP opens.
Nick Bowen
Nov 20, 2018 12:46PM
The AFL announced on Tuesday morning Wagner had withdrawn his nomination for this year's NAB AFL Draft, along with Maverick Weller and Keegan Brooksby, to take advantage of the AFL's new rookie rule.
Former Sun and Saint Weller will seek to reignite his career at Richmond after being delisted by St Kilda at the end of the 2018 season, while ex-Gold Coast ruckman Brooksby will get a second chance with reigning premier West Coast after impressing in the SANFL with South Adelaide.
Players who were previously listed and then cut or who have spent a year out of the AFL since retirement or delisting themselves no longer have to enter the draft to find their way to a new club.
A team cannot re-sign a player in the SPP the same year it delisted him unless he is overlooked in the drafts, such as in the case of Jacob Townsend at Richmond.
Players can't sign or train with a club until the SPP opens.
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Real estate Journo exploits Tom Hickey's currency (for what that's worth).
Ex-Saint turned Eagle Tom Hickey lands sale for his first nest after ‘wild ride’
Herald Sun Real Estate
Nathan Mawby
17 NOV 2018
Ex-Saint Tom Hickey’s first home at 29 Widdop Crescent, Hampton East, sold to another first homebuyer.
Ex-St Kilda footballer Tom Hickey has gotten married and sold his house in the space of two weeks.
And he’s revealed the “wild ride” — which will also see him start training for reigning premiers the West Coast Eagles on Monday — kept him and wife Chloe too busy to feel nervous ahead of auction.
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Ex-Saint Tom Hickey lists Hampton East house after trade to Eagles
Hampton East market remains cheaper than its seaside neighbours — for now
Hickey picked up his first possession on the property ladder, a three-bedroom house at 29 Widdop Cres, Hampton East, six years ago.
The house at 29 Widdop Crescent, Hampton East, had multiple interested buyers — but only one bid.
Today he handballed the property to another first-home buyer in a post-auction deal.
It came two weeks after he wed partner Chloe Foreman in Queensland, and two days before the former Saint starts training with his new club.
And the pair would recommend the rollercoaster ride.
“It’s been wild, but it’s been fun,” Hickey said.
“Having the wedding made us forget about the house.”
Ms Foreman added that tackling three major life changes hadn’t left them with any time to be nervous.
“And now it’s on to the next chapter,” Ms Foreman said.
The pair have relocated to Western Australia.
Ex-Saint turned Eagle Tom Hickey lands sale for his first nest after ‘wild ride’
Herald Sun Real Estate
Nathan Mawby
17 NOV 2018
Ex-Saint Tom Hickey’s first home at 29 Widdop Crescent, Hampton East, sold to another first homebuyer.
Ex-St Kilda footballer Tom Hickey has gotten married and sold his house in the space of two weeks.
And he’s revealed the “wild ride” — which will also see him start training for reigning premiers the West Coast Eagles on Monday — kept him and wife Chloe too busy to feel nervous ahead of auction.
RELATED:
Ex-Saint Tom Hickey lists Hampton East house after trade to Eagles
Hampton East market remains cheaper than its seaside neighbours — for now
Hickey picked up his first possession on the property ladder, a three-bedroom house at 29 Widdop Cres, Hampton East, six years ago.
The house at 29 Widdop Crescent, Hampton East, had multiple interested buyers — but only one bid.
Today he handballed the property to another first-home buyer in a post-auction deal.
It came two weeks after he wed partner Chloe Foreman in Queensland, and two days before the former Saint starts training with his new club.
And the pair would recommend the rollercoaster ride.
“It’s been wild, but it’s been fun,” Hickey said.
“Having the wedding made us forget about the house.”
Ms Foreman added that tackling three major life changes hadn’t left them with any time to be nervous.
“And now it’s on to the next chapter,” Ms Foreman said.
The pair have relocated to Western Australia.
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Max King a Saint
saints.com.au
Nov 22, 2018 7:22PM
The Saints have pounced on “special talent” Max King with pick 4 in the NAB AFL Draft.
We brought in two top 10 talents last year in Hunter Clark and Nick Coffield, and it’s really exciting to have another player of that calibre joining the clubSimon Lethlean
“One of the most special tall forwards in years.”
That’s the calibre of player the Saints have drafted in young spearhead Max King, according to Jay Clark of the Herald Sun.
St Kilda used its prized pick No. 4 to pounce on the supreme talent at the 2018 NAB AFL National Draft on Thursday night.
A product of the Sandringham Dragons, King boasts a rare mix of height, athleticism and elite skill, traits that have had recruiters salivating for more than two years.
The agile 204cm giant was widely touted as the likely No. 1 pick after his bottom-age year at level, talk that went into overdrive following the opening round of the TAC Cup this year.
King took the game by storm, booting eight goals and reeling in nine marks in a performance that turned heads across the industry.
But it’s not just his powerful ability in the air that has drawn attention throughout his junior career.
His deft ball-handling at ground level and ability to cover the ground are truly unique traits for a player of his size.
As has been well documented, the star Dragon suffered a season-ending ACL injury in April, cutting short hopes of teaming with twin brother Ben in the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships.
But that injury was the instigator for the bayside local to undertake his rehabilitation at RSEA Park, thanks to Sandringham’s partnership with the Saints.
St Kilda Head Physiotherapist Andrew Wallis has played a key role in King’s recovery, meeting the 18-year-old on a weekly basis to oversee his rehabilitation.
King was a regular face in the Saints’ gym, where he has methodically gone about building strength in his legs and adding size to his frame.
The selection sees a boyhood dream become a reality, with King – a life-long Saints fan who grew up idolising Nick Riewoldt – set to don the red, white and black in 2019.
“He’s a really special talent, and just an unbelievable athlete for his size,” Saints GM of Football Simon Lethlean told saints.com.au.
The way Max has approached his rehabilitation here at the Saints has been first-class, and we’ve been able to get an insight into the quality of person he is.
“We brought in two top 10 talents last year in Hunter Clark and Nick Coffield, and it’s really exciting to have another player of that calibre joining the club.
“The first step for him is continuing to complete his rehab, and our medical team will be incredibly diligent in that regard. Ultimately, it’s about the sustained impact he can have on our club for the next 10 years.
saints.com.au
Nov 22, 2018 7:22PM
The Saints have pounced on “special talent” Max King with pick 4 in the NAB AFL Draft.
We brought in two top 10 talents last year in Hunter Clark and Nick Coffield, and it’s really exciting to have another player of that calibre joining the clubSimon Lethlean
“One of the most special tall forwards in years.”
That’s the calibre of player the Saints have drafted in young spearhead Max King, according to Jay Clark of the Herald Sun.
St Kilda used its prized pick No. 4 to pounce on the supreme talent at the 2018 NAB AFL National Draft on Thursday night.
A product of the Sandringham Dragons, King boasts a rare mix of height, athleticism and elite skill, traits that have had recruiters salivating for more than two years.
The agile 204cm giant was widely touted as the likely No. 1 pick after his bottom-age year at level, talk that went into overdrive following the opening round of the TAC Cup this year.
King took the game by storm, booting eight goals and reeling in nine marks in a performance that turned heads across the industry.
But it’s not just his powerful ability in the air that has drawn attention throughout his junior career.
His deft ball-handling at ground level and ability to cover the ground are truly unique traits for a player of his size.
As has been well documented, the star Dragon suffered a season-ending ACL injury in April, cutting short hopes of teaming with twin brother Ben in the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships.
But that injury was the instigator for the bayside local to undertake his rehabilitation at RSEA Park, thanks to Sandringham’s partnership with the Saints.
St Kilda Head Physiotherapist Andrew Wallis has played a key role in King’s recovery, meeting the 18-year-old on a weekly basis to oversee his rehabilitation.
King was a regular face in the Saints’ gym, where he has methodically gone about building strength in his legs and adding size to his frame.
The selection sees a boyhood dream become a reality, with King – a life-long Saints fan who grew up idolising Nick Riewoldt – set to don the red, white and black in 2019.
“He’s a really special talent, and just an unbelievable athlete for his size,” Saints GM of Football Simon Lethlean told saints.com.au.
The way Max has approached his rehabilitation here at the Saints has been first-class, and we’ve been able to get an insight into the quality of person he is.
“We brought in two top 10 talents last year in Hunter Clark and Nick Coffield, and it’s really exciting to have another player of that calibre joining the club.
“The first step for him is continuing to complete his rehab, and our medical team will be incredibly diligent in that regard. Ultimately, it’s about the sustained impact he can have on our club for the next 10 years.
Kildonan
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After Rd1 of the draft, our remaining draft picks have changed:
They're now #38, #43, #61 and #74
but that will probably be affected by trading again today
They're now #38, #43, #61 and #74
but that will probably be affected by trading again today
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So after the draft -
Hickey -> Marshall
Freeman -> Hannebery
Stevens -> Kent
Goddard -> King
Weller -> Bytel
Wright -> Parker
Gilbert -> Hind
Minchington -> Young
And we have an open place on the rookie list after promoting Marshall? Or did Alabakis take that spot? Not sure how Cat A vs Cat B works.
Hickey -> Marshall
Freeman -> Hannebery
Stevens -> Kent
Goddard -> King
Weller -> Bytel
Wright -> Parker
Gilbert -> Hind
Minchington -> Young
And we have an open place on the rookie list after promoting Marshall? Or did Alabakis take that spot? Not sure how Cat A vs Cat B works.
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Player List 2019
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Name 2018 Tot Age Birth Date Height Weight Origin
20 Armitage, David 15 167 30 16 Jun 1988 185cm 88kg Morningside
14 Geary, Jarryn 20 183 30 23 Jun 1988 182cm 82kg Bendigo Pioneers
22 Brown, Nathan 15 167 30 17 Dec 1988 195cm 99kg North Ballarat Rebels / Collingwood
3 Steven, Jack 22 176 28 28 Mar 1990 180cm 84kg Geelong Falcons
5 Savage, Shane 18 141 27 05 Jan 1991 186cm 84kg Dandenong Stingrays / Hawthorn
10 Hannebery, Daniel 15 208 27 24 Feb 1991 181cm 79kg Oakleigh Chargers / Sydney
17 Roberton, Dylan 4 128 27 21 Jun 1991 194cm 91kg Dandenong Stingrays / Freo
2 Carlisle, Jake 17 124 27 01 Oct 1991 201cm 104kg Craigieburn / EssendonFC
27 Bruce, Josh 3 91 26 08 Jun 1992 197cm 102kg Glenelg / GWS
16 Newnes, Jack 22 135 25 24 Feb 1993 184cm 86kg Northern Knights
6 Ross, Sebastian 21 102 25 07 May 1993 187cm 88kg North Ballarat Rebels
18 Longer, Billy 5 65 25 12 May 1993 202cm 105kg Northern Knights / Brisbane
29 Webster, Jimmy 17 85 25 28 Jun 1993 188cm 79kg Glenorchy
?? Kent, Dean 5 63 24 24 Feb 1994 179cm 82kg Perth WAFL / Melbourne
28 Membrey, Tim 20 70 24 26 May 1994 188cm 89kg Gippsland / Sydney
?? Hind, Nicholas 0 0 24 19 Oct 1994 180cm 70kg Essendon VFL
42 Pierce, Lewis (R) 3 4 24 16 Nov 1994 203cm 104kg Dandenong Stingrays
7 Dunstan, Luke 16 85 23 29 Jan 1995 184cm 85kg Woodville-West Torrens
35 Sinclair, Jack 20 64 23 12 Feb 1995 180cm 82kg Oakleigh Chargers
?? Young, Robert 0 0 23 02 Mar 1995 178cm 63kg North Adelaide / Port Adelaide
24 Austin, Logan 7 20 23 08 Jul 1995 196cm 92kg Belconnen / Port Adelaide
15 Billings, Jack 21 85 23 18 Aug 1995 184cm 81kg Oakleigh Chargers
8 Acres, Blake 12 56 23 07 Oct 1995 190cm 92kg West Perth
43 Marshall, Rowan 12 13 23 24 Nov 1995 201cm 101kg North Ballarat Rebels
9 Steele, Jack 21 58 23 13 Dec 1995 187cm 90kg ACT Rams / GWS
?? Parker, Matthew 0 0 22 25 Jan 1996 187cm 79kg South Fremantle
?? Wilkie, Callum (R) 0 0 22 10 Mar 1996 191cm 87kg North Adelaide
32 McCartin, Patrick 13 35 22 19 Apr 1996 194cm 100kg Geelong Falcons
36 McKenzie, Daniel 13 34 22 17 May 1996 184cm 83kg Oakleigh Chargers
13 Lonie, Jack 11 50 22 13 Aug 1996 174cm 71kg Dandenong Stingrays
31 White, Brandon 6 10 21 13 Jan 1997 188cm 85kg Dandenong Stingrays
37 Rice, Bailey 11 11 21 10 Feb 1997 184cm 88kg Dandenong Stingrays
39 Joyce, Darragh (R) 2 2 21 23 Apr 1997 194cm 90kg Ireland
?? Alabakis, Samuel (R) 0 0 21 02 May 1997 211cm 111kg Perth Wildcats / ULM Warhawks
21 Long, Ben 10 14 21 21 Aug 1997 182cm 74kg Footscray VFL
4 Gresham, Jade 22 62 21 24 Aug 1997 177cm 79kg Northern Knights
30 Phillips, Ed 7 7 20 29 Mar 1998 186cm 80kg Oakleigh Chargers
26 Battle, Josh 6 7 20 18 Sep 1998 193cm 88kg Dandenong Stingrays
45 Paton, Ben 3 3 20 19 Oct 1998 186cm 77kg Murray Bushrangers
33 Coffield, Nicholas 10 10 19 19 Mar 1999 191cm 82kg Northern Knights
11 Clark, Hunter 15 15 19 26 Mar 1999 186cm 79kg Dandenong Stingrays
46 Langlands, Doulton (R) 0 0 19 29 Jul 1999 187cm 78kg Murray Bushrangers
38 Clavarino, Oscar 0 0 19 23 Oct 1999 195cm 86kg Dandenong Stingrays
?? Bytel, Jack 0 0 18 14 Mar 2000 188cm 78kg Calder Cannons
?? King, Maxwell 0 0 18 07 Jul 2000 204cm 90kg Sandringham DragonsKildonan
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We have 22 players who have played 50 or more AFL matches
we have 23 players who have played less than 50 AFL matches
we have 23 players who have played less than 50 AFL matches
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