Tom Brown (1st rounder) was drafted as a half back at the expense of JVR. This fascination for half backs has to stop.
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2023 mid-season rookie draft
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I am really happy when the Coulthard pick. Having Mansell and Coulthard on the list has an F1 feel to it.
Any Schumachers in the 2023 draft ?
Any Schumachers in the 2023 draft ?
Reckon Couthard was the contingency plan. We were reportedly interested in Hansen jnr
Pretty cool…
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I don't mind the Coulthard pick, it's playing the percentages, I think having depth alongside Seth Campbell has been good use of the rookie draft. Small forward aces can pop up from time to time, I also think Clarke did well with Stengle so he has some form in this area. I reckon there's more chance you strike an AA quality player by going down this path than any other position. A player the calibre of Charlie Cameron or Eddie Betts always possible.
Good point, Cameron was a rookie pick as well. Easy to forget that.
"Two SANFL players have been selected in the 2023 AFL Mid-Season Draft, with Glenelg’s Matt Coulthard and Eagle Mitch Hardie getting their chance at elite level.
Coulthard, who was playing just his third Hostplus SANFL League game on Saturday, had his name called first by Richmond at pick No.4.
After undertaking a massive pre-season campaign, Woodville-West Torrens midfielder Hardie was rewarded by his selection to reigning premier Geelong at pick No.7.
Electric small forward Coulthard needed to play his third League match against the Bulldogs to qualify for selection and the 22-year-old certainly didn’t disappoint.
Measuring in at just 176cm and 69kg, Coulthard booted a match-defining four goals in the challenging conditions at X Convenience Oval.
It marks a stunning, sudden rise for the First Nations goalsneak, who only played six games for Port Noarlunga last year and five Reserves games for South Adelaide in 2021."
Coulthard, who was playing just his third Hostplus SANFL League game on Saturday, had his name called first by Richmond at pick No.4.
After undertaking a massive pre-season campaign, Woodville-West Torrens midfielder Hardie was rewarded by his selection to reigning premier Geelong at pick No.7.
Electric small forward Coulthard needed to play his third League match against the Bulldogs to qualify for selection and the 22-year-old certainly didn’t disappoint.
Measuring in at just 176cm and 69kg, Coulthard booted a match-defining four goals in the challenging conditions at X Convenience Oval.
It marks a stunning, sudden rise for the First Nations goalsneak, who only played six games for Port Noarlunga last year and five Reserves games for South Adelaide in 2021."
McBean taught Coulthard every thing he knows about being a small forward.
I thought you were going to say McBean taught Couthard everything he knows about driving.
