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AFL permission to train list

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The AFL has announced the following unlisted players currently have permission to train with AFL clubs:

Adelaide Crows Nil.

Brisbane Lions Nil.

Carlton Jason Tutt (Western Bulldogs).

Collingwood Tony Armstrong (Collingwood).

Essendon Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti (Essendon VFL), Sam Tagliabue (Essendon VFL).

Fremantle Nil.

Geelong Cats Nil.

Gold Coast Suns Greg Broughton (Gold Coast Suns), Andrew Raines (Brisbane Lions).

GWS Giants Nil.

Hawthorn Nil.

Melbourne Mitchell Gent (Casey Scorpions), Edward Morris (Casey Scorpions), James Munro (Casey Scorpions), Bryce Rutherford (Casey Scorpions), Luke Tapscott (Melbourne).

North Melbourne Cameron Delaney (North Melbourne), Max Warren (North Melbourne).

Port Adelaide Nil.

Richmond Nil.

St Kilda Cameron Banfield (Sandringham), Elliot le Grice (Sandringham), Shaun McKernan (Adelaide Crows), Jack Noone (Sandringham), Kenny Ong (Sandringham), Jared Petrenko (Adelaide Crows), Adam Schneider (St Kilda), Jeremy Taylor (Gold Coast Suns).

Sydney Swans Nil.

West Coast Nil.

Western Bulldogs Brett Goodes (Western Bulldogs), Alex Greenwood (Western Bulldogs), Daniel Pearce (Western Bulldogs).

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    Updated today but with no change to the Demons' group ~

    Adelaide: Jonathon Beech (West Adelaide).

    Brisbane Lions: Nil.

    Carlton: Jason Tutt (Western Bulldogs).

    Collingwood: Tony Armstrong (Collingwood).

    Essendon: Charles Lill (Mount Lawley), Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti (Essendon VFL), Angus Milham (Essendon VFL).

    Fremantle: Tanner Smith (Fremantle).

    Geelong: Nil.

    Gold Coast: Greg Broughton (Gold Coast), Andrew Raines (Brisbane Lions).

    GWS: Nil.

    Hawthorn: Nil.

    Melbourne: Mitchell Gent (Casey), Edward Morris (Casey), James Munro (Casey), Bryce Rutherford (Casey), Luke Tapscott (Melbourne).

    North Melbourne: Cameron Delaney (North Melbourne), Max Warren (North Melbourne).

    Port Adelaide: Nil.

    Richmond: Matthew Arnot (Richmond).

    St Kilda: Cameron Banfield (Sandringham), Elliot le Grice (Sandringham), Shaun McKernan (Adelaide), Jack Noone (Sandringham), Kenny Ong (Sandringham), Jared Petrenko (Adelaide), Adam Schneider (St Kilda), Jeremy Taylor (Gold Coast).

    Sydney Swans: Nil.

    West Coast: Nil.

    Western Bulldogs: Brett Goodes (Western Bulldogs), Alex Greenwood (Western Bulldogs), Daniel Pearce (Western Bulldogs).

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    St Kilda: Cameron Banfield (Sandringham), Elliot le Grice (Sandringham), Shaun McKernan (Adelaide), Jack Noone (Sandringham), Kenny Ong (Sandringham), Jared Petrenko (Adelaide), Adam Schneider (St Kilda), Jeremy Taylor (Gold Coast).

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    Can't help but think there's gotta be some significance that Saints are looking at McKernan & Petrenko.

    Trouble is, does this make them more likely or less likely to take McCartin at #1?

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    Can't help but think there's gotta be some significance that Saints are looking at McKernan & Petrenko.

    Trouble is, does this make them more likely or less likely to take McCartin at #1?

    They are also looking at Reece McKenzie. They have added Membrey, a slightly smaller forward.

    I think it makes them less likely IMO.

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    Can't help but think there's gotta be some significance that Saints are looking at McKernan & Petrenko.

    Trouble is, does this make them more likely or less likely to take McCartin at #1?

    If a delisted pickup is dictating who you than take with pick 1, I'd suggest that club would have rocks in their head

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    If a delisted pickup is dictating who you than take with pick 1, I'd suggest that club would have rocks in their head

    No, it's more trying to work out their overall strategy.

    "If we're going to pick McCartin, let's surround him with some more solid mature bodies, at least for the next 2-3 years while he develops"

    Or, "We can go with Petracca if we beef up our forward line in another way" (hoping that either McKernan or one of their young talls can shoulder the load when Roo retires).

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