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My man Georgey Hewett, absolute gun that rarely gets a mention on here or in the media but finishes 3rd in our b&f last year as a 21 year old.
Love him, Underrated gem.
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My man Georgey Hewett, absolute gun that rarely gets a mention on here or in the media but finishes 3rd in our b&f last year as a 21 year old.
He was very inconsistent last year and I don't think anyone expects him to have his breakout season this early, hence my reasoning for putting it forward.He's a ******* pick 6 going into his second season after a very good first season. Are you downright that simple that you can't understand the premise of the thread.
Marley Williams. Was brilliant in 2017 until getting injured. My tip for one of the back pockets in 2018 All Australian team.
This thread really relates to Hawthorns draft picks from recent history - recent history being
Brad Hill (2011 draft pick 33)
Ryan Burton (2015 draft pick 19 - 1st round) - ignored by many due to his broken leg but was touted to be a top 5 pick before this injury
James Sicily (2013 draft pick 56 - 3rd round)
Taylor Duryea (2009 draft pick 69 - 5th round)
Blake Hardwick (2015 draft pick 44 - 3rd round)
Isaac Smith (2010 pick 19 - 1st round)
Daniel Howe (2014 pick 31 - 2nd round)
Luke Bruest (2009 Rookie Draft 47)
Ben Stratton (2009 pick 46 - 3rd round)
Connor Glass (2016 International Rookie Draft pick 62)
Paul Puopolo (2010 pick 66 - 4th round)
This year I think we could have several hidden gems appear - one we saw playing the one game last season
Harry Morrison (2016 pick 74 - 5th round)
Whilst I wouldnt discount
James Cousins (2016 Rookie draft Pick 46) - oops I forgot he played 3 games in 2017 before a season ending shoulder injury
Connor Nash (2017 rookie draft)
James Worpel (2017 pick 45 - 3rd round)
Dylan Moore (2017 pick 67 - 4th round)
Don't forget Lovell or O'rourke, if they have injury free seasons then they could stake a claim in this threadThis thread really relates to Hawthorns draft picks from recent history - recent history being
Brad Hill (2011 draft pick 33)
Ryan Burton (2015 draft pick 19 - 1st round) - ignored by many due to his broken leg but was touted to be a top 5 pick before this injury
James Sicily (2013 draft pick 56 - 3rd round)
Taylor Duryea (2009 draft pick 69 - 5th round)
Blake Hardwick (2015 draft pick 44 - 3rd round)
Isaac Smith (2010 pick 19 - 1st round)
Daniel Howe (2014 pick 31 - 2nd round)
Luke Bruest (2009 Rookie Draft 47)
Ben Stratton (2009 pick 46 - 3rd round)
Connor Glass (2016 International Rookie Draft pick 62)
Paul Puopolo (2010 pick 66 - 4th round)
This year I think we could have several hidden gems appear - one we saw playing the one game last season
Harry Morrison (2016 pick 74 - 5th round)
Whilst I wouldnt discount
James Cousins (2016 Rookie draft Pick 46) - oops I forgot he played 3 games in 2017 before a season ending shoulder injury
Connor Nash (2017 rookie draft)
James Worpel (2017 pick 45 - 3rd round)
Dylan Moore (2017 pick 67 - 4th round)
Jake Lever when the Melbourne media go gaga, like when Dangerfield moved to the Cats...
I really like Blake Acres. He is someone who could possibly step it up this yearAcres for us. Needs to play a few games in a row to get in his groove.
But a unique style of player.
Good call. Very underrated footballerMy man Georgey Hewett, absolute gun that rarely gets a mention on here or in the media but finishes 3rd in our b&f last year as a 21 year old.
He doesn't get a game at the club that delisted him (as good as), mate.He still hasn’t shaken the “spud” rep he held in his last season at Melbourne unfortunately. Many scoff at the thought of Dunn sitting at FB in our best 22 and being part of the leadership group but truth is he’d get games at every team in the league except maybe Richmond.
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He was very raw and skinny and wet behind the ears when drafted, and had a lot of injuries in his draft year and then his first two years at the club, but the penny eventually dropped as to how much you have to work to make it and he's now been relatively injury free for the last couple of years (touch wood!) and is much fitter and stronger as a result.I really like Blake Acres. He is someone who could possibly step it up this year
I wouldn't exactly class any of those four as "hidden".Harris Andrews, Dan McStay, Jarrod Berry, Hugh McCluggage... pretty much any Lion under the age of 22.