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TAC Cup Grand Final

Calder Cannons v Oakleigh Chargers

Sunday 21st September

10.30am at Etihad Stadium

Calder Cannons​

B: James Gawthrop Stillman

HB: Ryan O'Brien Carboni

C: Smith Miller Ahern

HF: Cavka Wright Moore

F: Cauchi Foster Kerbatieh

FOLL: Kovacevic Goodyear Wunhym

I/C (from) Allan Christensen Conn Donoghue Laguda Latham Nilsson O'Kearney

Oakleigh Chargers

B: Crocker Whitehead Carter-Taylor

HB: Gowers Beasley Halsall

C: McKenzie Urban T Phillips

HF: De Goey Moore Pearce

F: Answerth Waddell McLean

FOLL: Pittonet Jackson Sinclair

I/C (from) : Cuningham Dove Houston Kinsella Ledder Mahon Oppy Rivett

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For those going out to Visy Park today to see Angus Brayshaw, here's an appetiser -

And for more, Paige Cardona's Phantom Draft currently has us taking

Brayshaw at # 2 but note the caveat at the end about his ankle injury:

As for Roos being there, I should think he would because apart from seeing the draftable talent, he has a fatherly interest in one of the players.

I really don't like the way he kicks the ball.

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Toby McLean has 14 disposals to be the top possession getter and looks a likely type as a small forward with a late pick. Mind you, I was also impressed by the last bloke we recruited out of the TAC Cup with that name. De Goey looks good as well. For Calder, Paul Ahern looks classy but was injured late in the quarter.

Christian Petracca being interviewed by Paige Cardona and sounds like a bright, intelligent young man. Suggestions that he'll be the number 1 selection.

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Paige is now interviewing Age writer Emma Quayle. She doesn't put much effort into phantom drafts until after the trades and draft combine when things are more clear in terms of who has the picks.

Petracca looks good but it's very open. Likes Peter Wright for the things he can do but hasn't done as much as he would have wanted.

On the father/sons, Jayden Foster - Bulldogs should nominate him. Still needs to do more body work but he's kicked the goals. Darcy Moore is one of that top bracket as well.

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Three quarter time: Oakleigh Chargers in control leading 13.10.88 to the Cannons 8.4.52 and heading for their second flag in three years.

For Oakleigh, De Goey looks classy while Kade Answorth, Alex Urban and defender Hugh Beasley look good. Paul Ahern is all class for Calder but hasn't had enough assistance.

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On what you are seeing WJ will some one nominate Moore prior to pick 8?

I would imagine Malthouse would be very happy to take Moore with the Blues' pick.

Goal off the ground to Oakleigh's blond small man Kinsella gives them back a five goal lead after Miller's second within minutes, followed by a brilliant goal from Ahern - back to 24 points the difference, eight minutes into the final term.

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