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11 hours ago, demoncat said:

As it closer closer to draft night most were predicting Langford or Tauru and then a Lindsay or Allan

I feel phantom drafts go from "what do clubs need?" in October to "which recruiters like which players?" in November.

 
6 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Or Harry Armstrong last year and yet looked how that got out.

Its all guess work with zero substance and no research or insight into our list make up.

It would be a massive blunder if we picket Schubert. Its like watching Lucas Cook/Josh Schache all over again.

It seems to me your second line and third line can't co-exist. Though, maybe I'm misunderstanding you.

I think if we want to, there should be a way we can convert 7, 8 and 37 into a mid (Sharp/Cumming), a HB (O.Taylor/Lindsay) and a small forward (Dovaston/LSP) with some creative pick trading.

 
1 hour ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

It seems to me your second line and third line can't co-exist. Though, maybe I'm misunderstanding you.

Not if you have great research and significant insight into our list ...

In a shallow draft I think it's more important than ever to pick best available.

The idea of picking on needs is fraught.

The phantom draft gurus can go for needs or what they perceive as needs, we need to take best available.

We can't get too cute.


Based off the fox sports article, which is still a long way out so take with a grain of salt, we are...

Linked

Robey - but would have to trade up

Sharp

Cumming - states likely Essendon or Melbourne

Dovaston

Not linked

Farrow - linked with one of bombers two picks then hawthorn next

O Taylor - Bulldogs, Giants and crows interested 1st round parties

Greeves

Barker

Guess work

X Taylor - hard to see slipping past this point in the draft

Schubert - if we want a tall he'll be considered

Grjl - hard to see slipping past this point in the draft

Lindsay - might be considered but range likely to start from hawks/gws picks

Marsh - would melbourne consider him

Pickett - could the dees consider him with on night one, whispers that we could are doing the rounds, has interest from bulldogs and hawks.

Edited by Random Task

Based off the above, and assuming we can't get up for Robey, I wouldn't be surprised if we did some pick swapping that would land us say one of Cumming/Sharp + Dovaston and Pickett.

 

How early is too early for Max Kondogiannis? 7/8 seems too early but no way he gets to 37. Just looks a rock solid footballer.


8 hours ago, Random Task said:

Based off the fox sports article, which is still a long way out so take with a grain of salt, we are...

Linked

Robey - but would have to trade up

Sharp

Cumming - states likely Essendon or Melbourne

Dovaston

Not linked

Farrow - linked with one of bombers two picks then hawthorn next

O Taylor - Bulldogs, Giants and crows interested 1st round parties

Greeves

Barker

Guess work

X Taylor - hard to see slipping past this point in the draft

Schubert - if we want a tall he'll be considered

Grjl - hard to see slipping past this point in the draft

Lindsay - might be considered but range likely to start from hawks/gws picks

Marsh - would melbourne consider him

Pickett - could the dees consider him with on night one, whispers that we could are doing the rounds, has interest from bulldogs and hawks.

We are linked to Farrow on Gettable.

On 29/10/2025 at 18:32, The Taciturn Demon said:

Run those names by me.

Obviously we've got the guy who talks about Chandler's meridian well above everyone else. Who's on the next tier down?

I think that the posters like Pennant St Dee and ChaserJ seem (to me) to offer some great judgements and insights here, although aren't necessary prolific posters. I'll always stop to read when I see that they've posted something. I'm sure there are others (apologies to them) that I know when I see them but I can't think of them at this moment. I think if you cast your eye around and read over time you'll start getting a decent idea about who knows what they're talking about and who is just an enthusiastic video watcher like me.

2025 draft 

1st round (likely up to 30 selections) 

  1. Willem Duursma VIC Midfielder 

  2. Zeke Uwland(** academy GCS) Def Suns 

  3. Cooper Duff-Tytler  Vic Ruck 

  4. Daniel Annable(** academy Bris) Midfield 

  5. Dylan Patterson(** academy GCS) midfielder 

  6. Sam Grlj VIC halfback/midfield

  7. Sullivan Robey VIC Mid/fwd 

  8. Xavier Taylor VIC Key defender

  9. Harry Dean (**Carlton f/son) def 

  10. Dyson Sharp. SA Midfielder 

  11. Sam Cumming SA midfield/Hff

  12. Josh Lindsay VIC halfback/quarterback

  13. Oliver Greeves VIC midfield 

  14. Jacob Farrow WA def/halfback/quarterback

  15. Lachlan Dovaston. VIC sml fwd 

  16. Aiden Schubert SA. Fwd/ruck 

  17. Jevan  Phillipou SA. Mid/hff 

  18. Oskar Taylor VIC running left foot half back

  19. Noah Hibbins-Hargreaves VIC midfield/HF

  20. Mitch Marsh SA med/tall fwd 

  21. Max King (**academy Swans)  Fwd

  22. Louis Emmett VIC ruck/fwd

  23. Archie Ludowyke VIC ruck/fwd

  24. Harley Barker. SA. Mid/wing

  25. Riley Onley VIC. tall mid👍🏻

  26. Lachlan Carmichael(**acdemy Sydney) halfback/quarterback

  27. Matthew LeRay. SA. Mid/wing

  28. Fred Rodriguez WA midfield

  29. Adam Sweid VIC  (**Ess NGA) small mid

  30. Noah Chamberlain(**academy Sydney) 


2nd round  31-52 

  1. Cody Curtin Key fwd/ruck

  2. Zac McCarthy VIC  (**Collingwood NGA)key fwd

  3. Rory Wright. VIC Gun HBF/mid👍🏻

  4. Sam Swadling WA Mid 

  5. Latrelle Pickett🚀SA Glenelg Hff

  6. Blake Oudshoorn-Bennier👍🏻 mid. Think Luke Parker. 

  7. Beau Addinsall(** academy GCS) midfield 

  8. Jett Dahlitz SA 👍🏻def/halfback/quarterback 

  9. Koby Coulson (* Suns academy) Mid

  10. Harry Kyle. (*Swans academy ) halfback/quarterback

  11. Jack Dalton. Sml mid. Accumulation 

  12. Cameron Nairn SA tall fwd 

  13. Jack Ison (*Carlton NGA) HFF

  14. Ryder Corrigan  (*academy Giants) inside tough mid 

  15. Tairon Ah-Mu  VIC Big key fwd

  16. Hussein El Achkar (*ESS NGA) mid/hbf

  17. Jesse Mellor (*GEELONG NGA) hf/goalkicker 

  18. Noah Roberts-Thompson SA 👍🏻mid/hff

  19. Liam Hetherton (*academy Giants) Tall fwd

  20. Hugo Mikunda VIC fwd/mid

  21. Thomas Burton VIC sml def/mid

  22. Kye Fincher (*Saints NGA) VIC utility/ half back 

3rd round

  1. Tom Blamires (Frankston VFL) 

  2. Jai Murray (*academy GCS) 

  3. Blake Thredgold. SA

  4. Thomas McGuane(*Coll FS) 

  5. Avery Thomas  TAS

  6. Harrison Bridge (*Lions academy)elite Hbf 

  7. Hunter Wright👍🏻 Vic

  8. Felix Kneipp 👍🏻skilled half back 

  9. Xavier Bamert👍🏻 Vic

  10. Kalani White(*Melb FS/ )💙❤️

  11. Toby Whan (*Freo NGA) WA

  12. Sam Ainsworth SA 

  13. Talor Byrne VIC

Late picks + and rookie hopefuls (20)

Hunter Holmes 

Louis Kellaway(*Rich FS) 

Tyan Prindable (* Lions academy) 

Blake Kelly

Taj Murray. 

Sam Niklaus 

Zane Peucker 

Brodie Atkins

Zac Harding

Charlie Banfield (*Eagles father son) 

Kobe Evans (*Eagles NGA) 

Toby Simmema (*Dees NGA)💙❤️

Callum Smith 

Aaron Sharkie

Wes Walley(*WCE NGA)

Tyah Williams WA 

Finnegan Davis 

Sam Allen 

Ben Rongdit (**Cats NGA) 

Andrew Barker 

Smokies : Connor Ryan , Tom Ryan, Jobe Scapin, Mitch Moate, Harry Tatterson, Sam Lewis

VFL :   Jackson Voss , Taj Hayes , Fergus McFadyen, Harry Scott, Flynn Gentile

SANFL: Angus Anderson 

That’s 97 players … but it’s likely only 55-60 get picked.  Therefore like many years, a lot of good youngsters will miss out.  I would argue it’s not a weak draft year but a flat draft after the first 6-7 available players. Some good quality young players are even through the later group.  Some will be drafted, some will go on to play VFL/SANFL/WAFL, some will go on to local leagues and others pursue different paths in their lives and sporting careers.  It’s an exciting but anxious time for all.  Will they get drafted? Where will they go ? Will it be a move interstate? 


29 minutes ago, FrothiesLiam said:

Dylan alexander did a phantom draft on Dan gorringes podcast and has us taking grlj and dovaston

I'd be stoked with that outcome.

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