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A Debut worth watching

Non-MFC debut 75 members have voted

  1. 1. Which non-MFC draftees will you make sure to watch debut this season? So long as it doesn't coincide with MFC games.

    • Nicholas Naitanui (2)
      22
    • Stephen Hill (3)
      5
    • Hamish Hartlett (4)
      3
    • Michael Hurley (5)
      10
    • Chris Yarran (6)
      6
    • Daniel Rich (7)
      27
    • Tyrone Vickery (8)
      9
    • Jack Ziebell (9)
      5
    • Phil Davis (10)
      1
    • Steele Sidebottom (11)
      13
    • Lewis Johnstone (12)
      3
    • Tom Lynch (13)
      2
    • Ayce Cordy (14 FS)
      0
    • Mitch Brown (15)
      0
    • Ryan Schoenmakers (16)
      5
    • Luke Shuey (18)
      1
    • Tom Swift (20)
      17
    • Hayden Ballantyne (21)
      0
    • Jackson Tengrove (22)
      1
    • None - time watching these hacks is time better spent thinking about Jack Watts
      15

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Times are a bit slow on demonland, my productivity has doubled at work and my boss is wondering why.

 

Tom Swift for mine, I was against MFC drafting him due to injury issues however will be interested to see if he lives up to the potential. I think it was suggested he was a top 10 even top 5 if he had not had issues with his knees. But I think we have by far the most exciting group of 1st year players of any club to watch over the next couple of years.

Tom Swift for mine, I was against MFC drafting him due to injury issues however will be interested to see if he lives up to the potential. I think it was suggested he was a top 10 even top 5 if he had not had issues with his knees. But I think we have by far the most exciting group of 1st year players of any club to watch over the next couple of years.

Yes I agree. Will be interesting to see how he goes, best of luck to him, happy with our final selections however.

Myself though I'll be interested to see how Ryan Schoenmakers shapes up. I thought he would have been a perfect partner for Watts up forward and have often wondered if the Hawks didn't snaffle him from us.

Of the 08 draftees I think we have three players who will contribute significantly this year: Grimes, Maric and Morton. Also looking forward to seeing Cheney in the NAB Cup.

 

None - time watching these hacks is time better spent thinking about Jack Watts


Ayce Cordy is another one to watch as he was the first player taken in the draft

F/S selections are always interesting as they will always have attached to their name - where would have they gone in the draft otherwise.

 

natnui - see how he handles the game at elite level

tom lynch- some say hes a mat bate clone?

tom swift- injury issues?

daniel rich- I recon one of the best in the draft sliping to 8 or wat eva

Ayce Cordy is another one to watch as he was the first player taken in the draft

F/S selections are always interesting as they will always have attached to their name - where would have they gone in the draft otherwise.

ayce is a skeleton. :lol:

Played an intra club game last night and his kicking was disgraceful according to a couple of Eagle scribes.

Schuey, as he is a Melbourne supporter!

Definately Luke Shuey. he's a melbourne supporter and he's a hard nut. Love watching the in and unders go about their work. if it weren't for those that win the hard ball they others don't look anywhere as near as good. Also intersested in seeing Ziebell go about it. thought he was a gun in the U18 championships


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