Harrison McKay

[#MYHEARTBEATSTRUE 27]

I don't know anything about him, or his twin; But I know Warragul,,, & it IS conservative central... & many are real religiously conservative & judgmental, & narrow minded.

..... for me, I hope he is not in this group.

buyer beware needs to be shown here.

Jonathon Brown would not choose Warragul, I'm sure of that.

What on earth are you talking about?

I have lived here for 26 years and have not came across anything you have said..

You are quite the [censored]!

3820 represent

[dazzledavey36 54,997]

What on earth are you talking about?

I have lived here for 26 years and have not came across anything you have said..

You are quite the [censored]!

3820 represent

It would have to go down as one of the worst post i have seen on here.

[Moneider96 1,045]

Given that this will probably our last top 10 ten pick for a while, I would honestly prefer it if we went for a midfielder. A lot less uncertainty.

[Palace Dees 2,335]

Given that this will probably our last top 10 ten pick for a while, I would honestly prefer it if we went for a midfielder. A lot less uncertainty.

Picking a midfielder does not come with guarantees, I know that's not what you are suggesting but if we go Parish at 3 (my preference) we have picked the midfield cream of the past 2 drafts to add to Jones, Vince, Tyson, Salem, Viney, etc That is classy bunch. McKay seems show a lot and if he develops (2 years plus at least) will cover what otherwise will be a gaping hole and/or an over reliance on one player in our forward line. You need an army of midfielders to be successful as we know but quality forwards are also important to achieve success .Even if it is higher risk, it is higher reward as a one off high draft selection. If MFC believe he will be a quality player I would love him in red and blue next year.

[hells bells 2,023]

In the HS today

"After just one development season, Harry is tipped to crack the top 10 at this months national draft as Melbourne, Carlton and Adelaide eye the marking forward.

Had Harry been born eight days later and ineligible for this years draft, some AFL recruiters believe he would have grown into next years No.1 pick"

AGE: 17

HEIGHT: 200cm

WEIGHT: 91kg

CLUB: Gippsland Power

POISITION: Key forward

SUPERCOACH AVE: 73 (TAC Cup)

PLAYS LIKE: Joe Daniher / Tom Lynch (GC)

PROJECTED DRAFT RANGE: 5-15

IN THE MIX: Melbourne (7), Carlton (8/11), Adelaide (9), Richmond (12)

This kid excites me more than Curnow, Milera and the others tipped to come later.

[Bitter but optimistic 22,242]

This is the crazy season - but who the [censored] is Harrison McKay?

[daisycutter 29,621]

This is the crazy season - but who the [censored] is Harrison McKay?

wouldn't be heather's lad would it?

[Biffen 12,944]

Drugs are bad MMmmmmkay.

[Red and Bluebeard 2,084]

wouldn't be heather's lad would it?

Or perhaps Slasher's grandson?

[Earl Hood 6,086]

Or perhaps Slasher's grandson?

Does he chew gum?

[ShiftingNirvana 0]

Reminds me of Buddy Franklin the year he was drafted. Hogan, King and McKay would stretch a few defences with Jeffy at their feet!

[Akum 2,660]

If Weideman, Curnow & Francis are all gone between 4 & 6, Harry McKay seems not a bad fallback option for us at 7.

[KingDingAling 3,758]

What on earth are you talking about?

I have lived here for 26 years and have not came across anything you have said..

You are quite the [censored]!

3820 represent

3818 represent.

[KingDingAling 3,758]

I don't know anything about him, or his twin; But I know Warragul,,, & it IS conservative central... & many are real religiously conservative & judgmental, & narrow minded.

..... for me, I hope he is not in this group.

buyer beware needs to be shown here.

Jonathon Brown would not choose Warragul, I'm sure of that.

If McKay turns out anything like Ablett Snr (who came from Drouin, 5 mins from Warragul), then we would be pretty happy.

[Wormburner 674]

3818 represent.

Seems like a few of us on here.....

3821 represent! Go the Gulls!

[daisycutter 29,621]

a thumbs up for warragul

[Bitter but optimistic 22,242]

a thumbs up for warragul

Is it a rural Borewood dc? Or is that Borewood is an urban Warragul?

[daisycutter 29,621]

Is it a rural Borewood dc? Or is that Borewood is an urban Warragul?

more an upmarket romsey, i would say, bbo, though i do know a few burwoodonians who have moved there

[monoccular 17,432]

Given the limitations of highlights reels:-

Big strong build

Seems to like a contest

Generally a good left foot kick

Reads the play well

Brings others into the play

Wouldn't say no at the right spot, but hell, what would I know.

[#MYHEARTBEATSTRUE 27]

Seems like a few of us on here.....

3821 represent! Go the Gulls!

Dusties boy here!

RAH RAH RAH

[Wormburner 674]

Dusties boy here!

RAH RAH RAH

Classic, I played with the Dusties for a couple seasons back in 97 and 98.

[H_T 3,049]

Too similar to King and Fitz for my liking but I trust our recruiters.

What similarities do you see with Fitz? Just the 200cm?

[Ted Lasso 19,521]

He would be the perfect forward/ruck fit if he could develop into anything like the player he's capable of being. a 200cm power forward will be difficult for any teams second defender to handle, he and Hogan could be deadly

[H_T 3,049]

He would be the perfect forward/ruck fit if he could develop into anything like the player he's capable of being. a 200cm power forward will be difficult for any teams second defender to handle, he and Hogan could be deadly

I think this kid has just as "higher ceiling potential" as - to use a phrase from The List Manager - as Curnow as a key forward. I like the way he times his leads from the samples of footage I've seen, the way he goes to find the ball, gets up the field, crashes the packs, dishes off. I even like that he is a leftie. For me, right in the frame for pick 7.

[Ted Lasso 19,521]

I think this kid has just as "higher ceiling potential" as - to use a phrase from The List Manager - as Curnow as a key forward. I like the way he times his leads from the samples of footage I've seen, the way he goes to find the ball, gets up the field, crashes the packs, dishes off. I even like that he is a leftie. For me, right in the frame for pick 7.

and from what i've heard incredibly hard trainer, certainly fits the bills in terms of the types of personalities we're after.

Hogan is going to take the best defender most weeks, handy having a 200cm key who loves a contested mark getting the second best, leave Watts or Dawes the third.