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Corey Ah-Mu - NGA Selection

whatwhat say what
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Corey Ah-Mu is eligible for the 2027 National Draft.

This is from his ineligible brother's thread:-

1 hour ago, BLWNBA said:

Absolutely, although at this stage he’s a bit of a unicorn. He’ll be in Year 11 next year and he’s already measuring in at 200cm, he’s grown around 4 - 5 cms this season and he’s been playing as a winger and mid.

He’s a raw talent, but exceptionally athletically gifted, though he’ll need to work on his craft over the next couple of seasons.

That being said, I’ve heard him first-handedly described as “elite for his age” and that “he’ll play AFL” (verbatim) by a couple of people who work in the Haileybury footy department.

crikey, that's a big lump of a lad

crazy to think that his draft eligible year is only really a season away...

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    8 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    Corey Ah-Mu is eligible for the 2027 National Draft.

    This is from his ineligible brother's thread:-

    crikey, that's a big lump of a lad

    crazy to think that his draft eligible year is only really a season away...

    2027 is 2 years away, but sounds an interesting kid to follow until then.

    Might have another F/S or two as well that year.

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    8 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    2027 is 2 years away, but sounds an interesting kid to follow until then.

    Might have another F/S or two as well that year.

    Would be perfect year to hit NGA or/and F/S gold.

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    22 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    2027 is 2 years away, but sounds an interesting kid to follow until then.

    Might have another F/S or two as well that year.

    2027 is two years away, but his draft eligible year is only one season away...

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    Might need to wait and see if the AFL let Tassie take him.

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    Why would he be eligible for our nga but his brother not?

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    1 hour ago, Random Task said:

    Might need to wait and see if the AFL let Tassie take him.

    That would be absolutely standard with this sort of thing.

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    This could work out very well for us if we have an excellent academy kid in a heavily compromised draft.

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    2 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

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    AFL stealing another Dees NGA young gun !!! No way

    The AFL would never dare to tango with us.

    Oh, i dont believe i just said that.

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    Just watched the last quarter online of this afternoon stingrays game.

    Corey has serious size, kicked a goal from full forward then went on ball and had pretty much the next three clearances and laced out an inside 50. Uses it well. Looked gassed at the end of the game. Will need to see more to look at what his athleticism is like but he looks a serious prospect for a bottom ager.

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    Corey kicked 3 goals today as a bottom ager. Marcus Prasad 2 goals.

    Corey listed in best players.

    It will be a disgrace if the AFL decide Tassie gets a free kick with this one.

    According to Rookie me DOB 22nd May 2009. So 17 in May this year. 2027 draft by the looks of it. If he goes early it will be hard to get the points.

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    3 hours ago, manny100 said:

    Corey kicked 3 goals today as a bottom ager. Marcus Prasad 2 goals.

    Corey listed in best players.

    It will be a disgrace if the AFL decide Tassie gets a free kick with this one.

    According to Rookie me DOB 22nd May 2009. So 17 in May this year. 2027 draft by the looks of it. If he goes early it will be hard to get the points.

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    Corey definitely one youngster to keep an eye on for the future

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    27 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Corey definitely one youngster to keep an eye on for the future

    will inevitably be ruled ineligible to join us and / or too expensive for us to claim

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    6 minutes ago, adonski said:

    Do we 100% have the rights to him?

    it's 50-50

    we either will...or we won't...

    my mfcss tingles are telling me that of course he's going to be a superstar and as such we are of course not going to be eligible to select him

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    5 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    it's 50-50

    we either will...or we won't...

    my mfcss tingles are telling me that of course he's going to be a superstar and as such we are of course not going to be eligible to select him

    Ah-man

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    19 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

    will inevitably be ruled ineligible to join us and / or too expensive for us to claim

    Surely the AFL can’t [censored] us over again with NGA.

    Wouldn’t worry about points required. We have full set of future picks and a lot clubs will be keen to trade out of that draft. Akso we are very good at draft trading.

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    21 hours ago, Undisputed said:

    Huge game again for a bottom age player.

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