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2020 AFL Draft
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He plays for Perth, the same club that the great Rob Wiley played for.
Here is Knigtmare's two round phantom draft, has us matching Carton's bid for MJR at 43, a double knee reconstruction guy at # 41 and a 180cm 73kg midfielder at #21
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ESPN's two-round AFL phantom draft
With the trade period behind us, all eyes turn to the AFL Draft on December 7. ESPN's draft expert Chris Doerre analyses all the talent and the clubs' needs to predict the first two rounds.
I presume that would have to be both of this year’s firsts (14 & 16) and next year’s first, making him more expensive than Jeremy Cameron (3 firsts, with no second rounders coming back). Still doubt North would do it, they really need an iconic young player, which McDonald has the potential to be, whereas those Collingwood picks would probably just get them three more Taylor Garners.
Knightmare's most recent phantom draft didn't include Gold Coast academy prospects (Davies, Jeffrey & Lake) in the national draft labelling them as "pre draft". Does anyone know if this will happen come draft period? If so does this would mean my estimate of our first pick (17) landing at 24 would push one back to 23 not that it changes anything
when Gold Coast finished last again in 2019, the AFL gave them a host of concessions, including extra rookie list spots ( they may have as many as 10 rookie spots?? - although they should be called Richmond Rookery spots, really) and the ability to pre-list Academy players.
I think they last until at least 2022.
Here is Knigtmare's two round phantom draft, has us matching Carton's bid for MJR at 43, a double knee reconstruction guy at # 41 and a 180cm 73kg midfielder at #21
ESPN's two-round AFL phantom draft
With the trade period behind us, all eyes turn to the AFL Draft on December 7. ESPN's draft expert Chris Doerre analyses all the talent and the clubs' needs to predict the first two rounds.
Powell sounds a ripper
A bit more info on Powell Ezy:
3.04 for 20m sprint a bit average but a ball magnet by the sounds of it.
AFL Draft Watch: Tom Powell (Sturt/South Australia)
IN the build up to football eventually returning, Draft Central takes a look at some of this year’s brightest names who have already represented their state in some capacity leading into 2020. While plenty can change between now and then, we will provide a bit of an insight into players, how...
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Growing on me. Dual sided, side step, time and weighted kicks. And a blood line.
With a year of experience and exposure, he has the tools to have improved into top 10.
Would be a steal at 17. I have Finley and Chapman my two wants. Just get one.
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Would be happy with either of those but maybe a slight reach, would need to slide on current projections but if ever there was a year for surprise selections it could be this year, some might gamble on players sight unseen this year?
I watched Chapmans video earlier. I love the way that immediately he looks to play on. The one thing I didn't see to much of him was man on man, tended to be a lot of intercept marking floating across (which is fine), I was just hoping to see a bit more of Grimes / Rance defensively, but really liked what I saw.
Especially when they’re pinging in a laneway off King StBecause bulldogs quite often have their tongue out
Slowish but as a first touch inside mid he looks alright. A good footballerA bit more info on Powell Ezy:
3.04 for 20m sprint a bit average but a ball magnet by the sounds of it.
AFL Draft Watch: Tom Powell (Sturt/South Australia)
IN the build up to football eventually returning, Draft Central takes a look at some of this year’s brightest names who have already represented their state in some capacity leading into 2020. While plenty can change between now and then, we will provide a bit of an insight into players, how...
A bit more info on Powell Ezy:
3.04 for 20m sprint a bit average but a ball magnet by the sounds of it.
AFL Draft Watch: Tom Powell (Sturt/South Australia)
IN the build up to football eventually returning, Draft Central takes a look at some of this year’s brightest names who have already represented their state in some capacity leading into 2020. While plenty can change between now and then, we will provide a bit of an insight into players, how...
that 3.04 was a preseason measure and didnt test at the SA combine (calf)
but yeah we are pretty sorted for slowish inside mids with graham and ross and RCD for a few years
and with our game plan, we dont really need accumulators?
If Adelaide dont take Logan McDonald, they are mental
huge fast goal kicker with mitts and a tank proven against men.
a rare beast.
Didn't pick up that it was a preseason time and RCD has explosive speed so a slip of your pen in pegging him as slow.
Yep on Adelaide, the key forwards are back, everyone needs one.
