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2021 Draft Thread
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He will cop what Jack Watts copped.
Can't see him being allowed to run free in the AFL .
One Townsend style tackle or Sydney Stack bump could have him in early retirement.
The little pies will be very upset if he is nothing more then an Obree or Licura
The Age has us taking Gibcus … and Johnson at 17!
17. Richmond
Matthew Johnson (midfielder)
Subiaco, 192cm/81kg
Johnson was Western Australia’s best in the AFL grand final curtain raiser against South Australia and caught particular attention after that contest. He is a tall midfielder but rather than imposing himself at the contest, he hurts opposition with his class and decision-making on the outside. It may seem an injustice to place Johnson this low considering the Hawks could take him as early as pick seven, but a combination of list needs and differing club views in the picks to follow mean it is not unrealistic that Johnson slides to the Tigers’ second pick. Here, he would be too good a talent for Richmond to pass up and offers the young midfield talent the Tigers will likely target.
17. Richmond
Matthew Johnson (midfielder)
Subiaco, 192cm/81kg
Johnson was Western Australia’s best in the AFL grand final curtain raiser against South Australia and caught particular attention after that contest. He is a tall midfielder but rather than imposing himself at the contest, he hurts opposition with his class and decision-making on the outside. It may seem an injustice to place Johnson this low considering the Hawks could take him as early as pick seven, but a combination of list needs and differing club views in the picks to follow mean it is not unrealistic that Johnson slides to the Tigers’ second pick. Here, he would be too good a talent for Richmond to pass up and offers the young midfield talent the Tigers will likely target.
If the Saints take him over Sinn they will massively regret it IMO.
I'm actually loving this option.
Get 11 (13) and 51 (will come into low 40's - or potentially take their 3rd in 2022) from the Bombers for 17 and 27
Then trade 26 and 28 to North for 20 and either a 2022 3rd or pick 47 (depending on the Bombers would depend if it was a 21 or 22 pick as we wouldn't want 2 I don't think). Pretty much every phantom has North taking Motlop so must be some good intel, reckon he will still be there at 26 so makes a lot of sense for them to bring their Pick 47 forward 20 spots.
We take Gibcus at 9, Hobbs or Johnson (1 of them will still be there) at 13, then at 22 (Norths pick) we take Sonsie. Done and done.
Not sure who we would take with the later pick, maybe thats where the Soligo links come in, or we take someone that slides.
Gibcus, Hobbs / Johnson and Sonsie is a dream (let it be reality by Thursday evening).
Phantom AFL draft first round: where the best prospects could land
This year’s draft shapes as arguably the most intriguing since its inception in the 1980s. Here are our predictions.
Gibcus at 9, Johnson at 17.
More chance of a DM from Kendall tonight telling me I'm cute and she's lonely than Johnson getting to 17
Phantom AFL draft first round: where the best prospects could land
This year’s draft shapes as arguably the most intriguing since its inception in the 1980s. Here are our predictions.www.theage.com.au
Gibcus at 9, Johnson at 17.
That would be amazing but doubt it would happenPhantom AFL draft first round: where the best prospects could land
This year’s draft shapes as arguably the most intriguing since its inception in the 1980s. Here are our predictions.
Gibcus at 9, Johnson at 17.
JVR & Goater not getting invites to the Draft party
Agreed.
Yesterday I suggested Bullus was taking charlie Dean too early with our last pick 28.
But couldn't find anyone suitable to pick instead. Lots of outside types and kids with flaws
Its why trading up and getting a late pick is reasonable, still a fair chance to get a Fejo or Sam Banks or Arthur Jones
Unfortunately, the only Kendall anyone on these forums is getting a DM from is this one:
Kendal Pinder - Wikipedia
I lost faith in them when they had us hot for Stocker & it later emerged that we didn't even rate him at all. Perhaps it was a smokescreen. By then Quayle was long at GWS & no longer did phantom drafts
Heard this interview & also the 1 on RFC website & in both he gives absolutely nothing away. Lessons have been learnt. Seems if A happens we'll do this.... if B happens we'll do that... The impression i get is we are prepared for certain instances & have done our homework.
'19 GF, bounced in the square & went through, the crowd went berserk
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