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DRAFT DAY TWO: THE 2022 AFL NATIONAL DRAFT

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Hustwaite?

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    3 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Ollie Hotton still there.

    Reckon he now gets to Carlton at pick 32..

    I'm not sure we're into him as we're fairly well stocked for small half forwards with Laurie Chandler ANB  etc 

    Tbh, I think we've got Keeler in our sights having failed to get Barnett. Would explain why we haven't traded up for any of these obvious talents 

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    3 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

    Hustwaite?

    Not convinced he’s an afl player 

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    Just now, fr_ap said:

    I'm not sure we're into him as we're fairly well stocked for small half forwards with Laurie Chandler ANB  etc 

    Tbh, I think we've got Keeler in our sights having failed to get Barnett. Would explain why we haven't traded up for any of these obvious talents 

    Hotton would be a point of difference as a true midfielder. Inability of our smalls to go on ball hurt us 

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    4 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Hotton would be a point of difference as a true midfielder.

    Hotton cold.  Gone to St Kilda.

     

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    5 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Hotton would be a point of difference as a true midfielder. Inability of our smalls to go on ball hurt us 

    Would have liked you to have been right as I liked him as a player. Now gone!

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    Munkara?

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    wish we'd gone for hotton. gruzewksi was also a big miss. would've been happy to trade up to get either of them.

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    Pretty sure I heard JT whisper 'Petty forward' as he confirmed the pick

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    Topped up in the trade period and now have replacements on deck for Ben Brown and May.

    After getting Lever and McDonald replacements in Turner and JVR last year.

    Plus a big hand next year to hammer midfield and quality flankers.

    Get some pace and special skills in the rookie draft please 

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