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2024 Phantom Draft
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I was taking Barrat the pick before you if Hynes had gone, Bengal. If Norfs had a pick left we'd be hoping young Unwin got through. If he's available he goes #2 in the Rookie Draft. You a fan?
I heard he made it favourite, TM. I reckon he's worried we'll find out he's flush and snip him. He's throwing off.
Pick #37 - Carlton select yet another south Australian at this selection
D.O.B: 08-05-2006
Angus Clarke
height: 188cmD.O.B: 08-05-2006
Despite the addition of Bailey Smith, the Cats have a glaring need for midfield depth.
At pick #42, Geelong selects Oakleigh Chargers midfielder Tom Gross.
Gross's inside/outside skillset makes him an ideal candidate to replace the aging Cam Guthrie.
We like his composure and ability to choose the right option with ball in hand, and his clearance work seems to be getting better and better.
With a burst of speed, we see Gross adding a different dimension to a dour midfield group.
—Oakleigh Chargers/Vic Metro
—MID
—180cm
—70kg
At pick #42, Geelong selects Oakleigh Chargers midfielder Tom Gross.
Gross's inside/outside skillset makes him an ideal candidate to replace the aging Cam Guthrie.
We like his composure and ability to choose the right option with ball in hand, and his clearance work seems to be getting better and better.
With a burst of speed, we see Gross adding a different dimension to a dour midfield group.
—Oakleigh Chargers/Vic Metro
—MID
—180cm
—70kg
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