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Do we have to ‘nominate’ him beforehand like father son nominations?  If so, by when?

 
7 hours ago, Stretch Johnson said:

Lol, what is ethnic.

Are you Ted Bullpit?

Sudanese, Italian, Lebanese whatever. I did mean Victorian teams.

3 hours ago, buck_nekkid said:

Do we have to ‘nominate’ him beforehand like father son nominations?  If so, by when?

Yes. Father-Son And Academy Bidding Nominations Lodged Wednesday, 31 October 2018, 2pm

 
 

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2016-07-27/academy-rules-tweaked-to-give-overlooked-talent-another-chance

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As well as residing in a certain club's region, to be eligible the player must be born or have one parent born in Asia or Africa; be of Indigenous background residing in a remote region; or have both parents born in a non-English speaking country (not Asia or Africa). 


 

are there any highlights of this kid anywhere on the world wide web? Cn't find anything on him. Frustrating!


3 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

I’m going early with this but if nobody’s nominated him by now, he’s a Demon!

If no one bids we can take him as a rookie. Sounds like the other clubs don’t rate him. 

On 10/18/2018 at 8:12 PM, DeeSpencer said:

12 touches a game doesn't impress me, nor does 1 goal a game. 

But 8 tackles and 3 clearances are more impressive numbers. That's a guy who can win it in tight and be a really aggressive tackler.

I'd want to know why he's not finding the ball in space more. Is it work rate, is it the position the team puts him in or is it a feel for the game thing that might be able to be taught.

Charlie Spargo says hello!

 
On 10/23/2018 at 3:27 PM, Stretch Johnson said:

Lol, what is ethnic.

Are you Ted Bullpit?


An ethnic group or an ethnicity is a category of people who identify with each other based on similarities such as common ancestry, language, history, society, culture or nation
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people who are born into other cultures, in other countries are "ethnic" Why try to turn it into a swear word when its not?


Going very early on this, Jack, but I reckon we'd be very happy we can pick him up later on and stock up in the midfield with earlier picks.

Bit early going onto the "Welcome to MFC" thread title isn't it? Have we picked him yet?

We still have 2 spots on our list left, I reckon we will see a rookie elevation and this kid.  

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29 minutes ago, Redleg said:

If no one bids we can take him as a rookie. Sounds like the other clubs don’t rate him. 

Either way, he’s a Demon.

 I watched a replay of the Vic Country v WA Under 18 Championship game and he was in the three best players for the Country boys, the best being Sam Walsh who went #1.

I’m astonished that nobody put in a bid for him.

Just now, Whispering_Jack said:

Either way, he’s a Demon.

 I watched a replay of the Vic Country v WA Under 18 Championship game and he was in the three best players for the Country boys, the best being Sam Walsh who went #1.

I’m astonished that nobody put in a bid for him.

We could also choose not to take him at all?


Going to call it now

Pick 75 Toby Bedford

Player bio
Former club: Dandenong Stingrays
Age: 18
Height: 178cm
Weight: 69kg
Position: Forward
2018 U18 Stats
Games: 4
Goals: -
Avg Kicks: 4.5
Avg Marks: 0.5
Avg Hballs: 8.3
 
2018-BEDFORD-Toby.jpg

Speedy small forward who was outstanding for Vic Country against Western Australia in the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships. An indigenous player who is eligible to go to Melbourne under the Next Generation Academy rules.


Who is the last player we've had on the list that sported a rats tail??

Looks like Toby was one of the steals at the draft. We passed on our last pick so we must still be after a delisted free agent?

1 minute ago, WERRIDEE said:

Looks like Toby was one of the steals at the draft. We passed on our last pick so we must still be after a delisted free agent?

... still have the rookie draft.

 
1 minute ago, WERRIDEE said:

Looks like Toby was one of the steals at the draft. We passed on our last pick so we must still be after a delisted free agent?

Do we need to fill another spot? Or do we now fall into the min required number?

Also, we grabbed Wagner #2

1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

Do we need to fill another spot? Or do we now fall into the min required number?

Also, we grabbed Wagner #2

Wagner falls into the rookies so we have 1 rookie spot to fill and we are 1 short on the senior list.


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