Sorry, going early again. DRAFT 2020
Hard at it, never gives up, nice kicking in the clip, Braeden Campbell. All Australian
AFLNSWACT facebook page.
Giddy up 2020.
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Looks good.
Is he an academy player?
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Sorry, going early again. DRAFT 2020
Hard at it, never gives up, nice kicking in the clip, Braeden Campbell. All Australian
AFLNSWACT facebook page.
Giddy up 2020.
Sent from my SM-T805Y using Tapatalk
Yep, another one.Looks good.
Is he an academy player?
Can we get a Cripps thread please.
We should be redoubling our efforts to sign Will Brodie from GCS.
This week we'll find out what our midfield looks like without Josh Kennedy carrying the heavy load on the inside.
Should Blakey go at pick 7 we'd only use our first round pick and part of the points from one of our second picks. Good thing for us it's a strong draft!Updated draft rankings after U18 championship
http://www.espn.com.au/afl/story/_/...tmare-power-rankings-changes-18-championships
O’Riordan was elevated to the senior list for 2018 and signed a 2 year contract that’ll end in 2019.If Lloyd is priced out of the Swans, then bundle Lloyd & Newman and our first pick 14-18 for one of GCS early picks (1-5), take which ever player is available and then take Blakey and upgrade or unsure if and when Ronke and O'Riordan are placed on the main list.
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Thanks for that. A good background there in Brodie's case, AA U16 and Murray Bushrangers. I'm confident the Swans club culture would get him sorted.All over Brodie. I have heard that he is very lazy and lacks effort at the club which is why he is on the outer. Swans will either ignore him completely because of that or maybe we are the type of team to turn that around.
O’Riordan was elevated to the senior list for 2018 and signed a 2 year contract that’ll end in 2019.
Ronke elevation can count towards one of our mandatory selections at the national draft I believe.
Agree with your Lloyd concept. Either do that (if he wants to go), or if we cannot get a selection that high we should trade our first rounder for a best 22 player that suits our needs.
If Lloyd is priced out of the Swans, then bundle Lloyd & Newman and our first pick 14-18 for one of GCS early picks (1-5), take which ever player is available and then take Blakey and upgrade or unsure if and when Ronke and O'Riordan are placed on the main list.
I like all our Rookies (Fox should play most weeks) and I would think that Styles is the least ready player. (In the minority but I still think PINK might make it, 2 more years to see)
Jake Brown is very similarly to Lloyd, a very good kick, can ran all day, can kick on both feet, good decision making, but the knocks are he is a bit slow and not hard at the ball or body.
Nearly all of our listed Rookies look like capable of playing AFL and we can keep going forward and not held onto the past.
Whose 'knocks' are those on Brown?
To me his strengths are that he is hard around the ball and body and is a good kick.
There is no way we are getting gc's first for those two players.
Never know whats another 18yr kid gonna do for them?
Whatever happens, I don't believe we will let any player go that we really want to keep.
If we don't up our offer to Lloyd then it would be because we are prepared to lose him. Hell, just go back to ROK & that tells you that we don't mess around anymore no matter who the player is. The club is greater than the individual.
He'd be a solid get imo.Apparently we are after Polec from Port.
https://www.adelaidenow.com.au/spor...l/news-story/26ff686a921980acea839c62b617e07fsource?
Sydney and Carlton have joined St Kilda and North Melbourne in seeking to test Polec’s willingness to leave his home base - five years after the first-round draftee left Brisbane citing home sickness as reason to return to SA.