He looks like he will be a nice player but probably not really what we need. The last thing we need is a small half back IMO.
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2022 Mid Season Draft
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He looks like he will be a nice player but probably not really what we need. The last thing we need is a small half back IMO.
Lol, I am knightmare.
What every club needs at the 2022 mid-season draft
The 2022 AFL mid-season draft is right around the corner. ESPN's draft expert Chris Doerre assesses what every team needs to strengthen their list.www.espn.com.au
Yeah, he has us taking Florence. I wonder what his strike rate is of player -to-club prediction.
Haven’t seen much of Florenca but his highlight reel is very underwhelming
WAFL Showreel, R1: Jake Florenca highlights
Enjoy Jake Florenca's standout WAFL performance for South Fremantle
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NFL list builds are becoming more and more like the AFL, I read this from Peter Kings column this week ( one of the best weekly sports columns getting around) and with our draft approaching, I hope we have a “ Ready List” of mids.
Let me tell you a story from my years covering the Giants in the eighties. Coach Bill Parcells, at games, used to carry in his back pocket what he called his “Ready List,” a list with two or three prime unsigned players at each position. That way, if the Giants had an injury during a game, Parcells could check the Ready List and direct pro scout Tim Rooney to get Player X to the Giants’ facility so he could be signed by the next day. Parcells was famous for working out players to see if they’d be a fit in a time of need, and continually update the list as the year went on.
We get a mid that can come in and play a role and it could make all the difference.
Our margins are that fine.
Let me tell you a story from my years covering the Giants in the eighties. Coach Bill Parcells, at games, used to carry in his back pocket what he called his “Ready List,” a list with two or three prime unsigned players at each position. That way, if the Giants had an injury during a game, Parcells could check the Ready List and direct pro scout Tim Rooney to get Player X to the Giants’ facility so he could be signed by the next day. Parcells was famous for working out players to see if they’d be a fit in a time of need, and continually update the list as the year went on.
We get a mid that can come in and play a role and it could make all the difference.
Our margins are that fine.
Who's the leading contested possession in the WAFL?
Who's the leading contested possession player in the SANFL?
One of those 2
Who's the leading contested possession player in the SANFL?
One of those 2
Bring back Townsend,
,He's not fast ,but can play forward ,would make the perfect tagger,and he can play at the highest levelJust to clarify, is a grunt a cross between a great player and a ?
No whispers at all around who we are looking for, we must be keeping things quiet.
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Mid-Season Draft: Eagles close on No.1 pick, latest whispers
Tall midfielder likely to head to West Coast with the first pick in Wednesday night's NAB AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft
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Ha, you spoke too soon. Jacob Bauer the big tip for Tigers on seven news.No whispers at all around who we are looking for, we must be keeping things quiet.
Mid-Season Draft: Eagles close on No.1 pick, latest whispers
Tall midfielder likely to head to West Coast with the first pick in Wednesday night's NAB AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft
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There are no stupid ideas, just stupid people
7 just reported we are looking at Jacob Bauer and flew to Adelaide to meet him, 191 cm marking forward, 19.
No, they reported we are looking at Jacov Bauer....
191cm is he tall enough for a FF?
A mid sized forward would be exactly what we need. I read somewhere, someone described him as having bucket hands but an awkward looking (but pretty accurate) kick.
