Any chance you guts that study the draft kids could do your own mock top12, be very interested who most of you guys think will slip to us
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PRE 2014 Phantom Draft
- Thread starter bullus_hit
- Start date
- Mar 6, 2004
- 2,492
- 1,835
- 58
bullus_hit said:
Tora has 2 hours otherwise it's over to Sammy C, given we're at the speculative end of the draft I'll leave picks blank and people can fill it in when they get a chance.
- Mar 6, 2004
- 2,492
- 1,835
- 58
With Pick 66 Gold Coast Suns Select Adam Saad from The Coburg Football Club 178cm 78kg
Adam was moved down back in 2014 to help his game and it did he turned transition from attack into defence all season and it proved a brilliant move. Adam tied for Coburg's best and fairest in 2014 and was named in the VFL team of the year . He has a damaging left foot and a very well balanced for a 20 year old.
Welcome To The Suns Adam
Adam was moved down back in 2014 to help his game and it did he turned transition from attack into defence all season and it proved a brilliant move. Adam tied for Coburg's best and fairest in 2014 and was named in the VFL team of the year . He has a damaging left foot and a very well balanced for a 20 year old.
Welcome To The Suns Adam
Pick 70 Richmond - Hugh Beasley (Oakleigh Charges)
!90cm, 86kg
Defender
It's been a good year for the Chargers on so many levels, they really have had a star studded line-up and will dominate the upcoming draft. One player who has seemingly slipped through the radar has been the rapidly improving Hugh Beasley. Last year he was a chance to be drafted but was overlooked, it seemed to be a case of improving his disposal and becoming more involved, his negating skills have never been in question, in fact he was one of the only players to steal the points from Tom Boyd last season. This season he's come on in leaps and bounds, not only quelling Paddy McCartin & Peter Wright but also making a name for himself as a creative play-maker.
Finishing high on the Morrish Medal leaderboard was just reward for a stellar year, Beasley's consistency was notable being named in the best players in 13 matches and he did that with an 80% disposal efficiency. He also kicked bags of 4 goals on two occasions just highlighting how well he's developing. There's a good chance that Hugh will play up the ground at AFL level, he can run a 2.86sec/20 metre sprint and is generally a good decision maker, his tank will need to improve but a couple of preseasons should attend to that.
!90cm, 86kg
Defender
It's been a good year for the Chargers on so many levels, they really have had a star studded line-up and will dominate the upcoming draft. One player who has seemingly slipped through the radar has been the rapidly improving Hugh Beasley. Last year he was a chance to be drafted but was overlooked, it seemed to be a case of improving his disposal and becoming more involved, his negating skills have never been in question, in fact he was one of the only players to steal the points from Tom Boyd last season. This season he's come on in leaps and bounds, not only quelling Paddy McCartin & Peter Wright but also making a name for himself as a creative play-maker.
Finishing high on the Morrish Medal leaderboard was just reward for a stellar year, Beasley's consistency was notable being named in the best players in 13 matches and he did that with an 80% disposal efficiency. He also kicked bags of 4 goals on two occasions just highlighting how well he's developing. There's a good chance that Hugh will play up the ground at AFL level, he can run a 2.86sec/20 metre sprint and is generally a good decision maker, his tank will need to improve but a couple of preseasons should attend to that.
tigertim said:
Sorry tigertim - You will have to try again
ROUND 3
41. St Kilda - Oscar McDonald
42. Melbourne - Billy Stretch (F/S)
43. Adelaide - Declan Hamilton
44. Brisbane Lions - Liam Dawson (Academy Selection)
45. Western Bulldogs - Jack Cripps
46. Western Bulldogs - Matt Goodyear
Sorry about that chief, I did run my eye down the list, must've missed him. I'll try again.turk-d-tiger said:Sorry tigertim - You will have to try again
ROUND 3
41. St Kilda - Oscar McDonald
42. Melbourne - Billy Stretch (F/S)
43. Adelaide - Declan Hamilton
44. Brisbane Lions - Liam Dawson (Academy Selection)
45. Western Bulldogs - Jack Cripps
46. Western Bulldogs - Matt Goodyear
Pick 74 Geelong Billy Frampton 200cm ruckman from Sth Fremantle. You can't have too many rucks and when 2 of them are McIntosh and Simpson we need to start preparing for the future.
Plus at some stage we,ll get to put "Frampton comes alive" on the banner.
Last pick for me, Sydney selects Blaine Boekhurst with 94, had him listed at 69kg but the extra 6kg pushes him into calculations.
bullus_hit said:
Very good selection Bullus , Exactly the type of player we should be looking to select with our #70 still only 21 and could improve heaps in a AFL team
Very good speed and great user of the ball and dead eye *smile* kicking for goal, Needs to baulk up a little - Very underated player on the footy forums
http://www.afl.com.au/video/2014-09-27/draft-prospect-blaine-boekhorst
turk-d-tiger said:
Have word that both Collingwood & Carlton are very keen, will be very interesting to see who pulls the trigger first.
