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All-Australian Potentials

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Awesome to see Nev finally getting some well-deserved love...

Max Gawn: Gawn leads the AFL in hit-outs (40.7 a game) and has greatly improved his ability to cover the ground. His battle against reigning All Australian big man Todd Goldstein in round three was one of the best individual ruck duels in years, according to Demons coach Paul Roos.

Jesse Hogan: Has had some poor games but has absolutely lit it up in a few as well. The powerful young forward has bags of seven and five and sits equal fifth on the Coleman Medal table. Tall forward spots will be hard to come by this year, so Hogan will need to finish the season with a rush to secure a spot.

Neville Jetta: Goes about his role with a minimum of fuss but is rarely beaten. The best lock-down defender at the club has also improved his attacking ability, averaging a career-high 15.7 disposals per game. He also has an underrated side step, which allows him to burst clear out of traffic.

Jack Viney: The young midfielder has become a genuine star in his fourth season at AFL level. Viney leads the League, comfortably, in centre clearances and is ranked fifth in overall clearances. Puts his head over the ball instinctively and has the ability to lift his team.
 

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Assuming form stays the same i think Gawn is in the AA on the bench (Goldy still Nr1) Gawny can hunt for the top spot next year. Viney and Jetta to get in the squad. Would think that Viney wont be able to get in the midfield this year, if he does it will be on the bench there are just too many star midfielders. Jetta is deserving of the pocket but AA selecters tend to like the flashier player so he will stuggle but its just fantastic to once again be in the discussion

Love to hear Nev get a mention outside of the club- deserves every bit of it.

On current form I'd expect Viney and Gawn to be in the squad.  GAWN has been immense, but it'll take a few years of awesomeness to dislodge Goldy.

 

Viney getting hurt has probably stuffed his chances.

Nev is a gun but underrated by most.

Hogan going well but not as well as some other forwards.

Gawn is probably a lock for AA if he stays fit and firing.

JETTA RAMPE WOOD

SHAW TALIA DOCHERTY 

GIBBS DANGER ROO

SHIEL BUDDY PARKER

EDDIE KENNEDY WAITE

 

GAWN VINEY HANNERS

 

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