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Corey Ah-Mu - NGA Selection

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No spefici NGA thread to use but we won't get a look at Jeffys son who's coming through,

Same article mentions Ah-Mu's 30 touches but doesnt reference him as a melbourne NGA prospect

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    3 hours ago, Turner said:

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    No spefici NGA thread to use but we won't get a look at Jeffys son who's coming through,

    Same article mentions Ah-Mu's 30 touches but doesnt reference him as a melbourne NGA prospect

    NLM is tied to Geelong's NGA and Essendon as a father son, unfortunately as Jeff never reached 100 games with us we were never in with a chance.

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    Shame that we won't get a look at Garlett jr if he qualifies for the draft.

    Loved watching Jeffy at his peak. Aside from Kozzy, probably the best goalsneak we've had since early years Aaron Davey

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    1 minute ago, Demon Jack said:

    Shame that we won't get a look at Garlett jr if he qualifies for the draft.

    Loved watching Jeffy at his peak. Aside from Kozzy, probably the best goalsneak we've had since early years Aaron Davey

    Agree, although I'd also have Austin Wonaeamirri up there too.

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    On 29/03/2026 at 19:02, manny100 said:

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

    so absolutely they will - an amoral institution

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    On 11/11/2025 at 17:01, Colm said:

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

    AFL: "are there any Collingwood or Brisbane or Sydney academy or FS in the picture?"

    My MFCSS: "NO"

    AFL:"an ideal year to scrap those concessions, even if we reinstate them later"

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    He’s playing through the midfield as a rover!!

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    7 minutes ago, Dee-licious said:

    https://www.codesports.com.au/afl/ultimate-coates-talent-league-guide-every-list-top-draft-prospects-fathersons-academy-guns-to-watch-in-2026/news-story/6bc776d02182b258cd47feafd3dc0d04

    so judging from this, prasad is in our nga but we are not eligible to draft him - it also says ah-mu is in our academy and we are still none the wiser if we are permitted to select him via points if another club nominates him

    Marcus Prasad is small in stature, but the goalsneak brings the heat with his pressure and can kick goals from all angles.The goalsneak debuted for Vic Country last year and slotted 15 goals in as many games for the Stingrays last season.
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    Like Prasad, bottom-agers Corey Ah-Mu and James Goerlitz are also tied to the Demons’ NGA. Ah-Mu featured for Samoa at the FIBA U15 Oceania Cup in 2024 and is the younger brother of 2025 national combine invitee Tairon.

    Marcus Prasad is not tied to Melbourne as an NGA prospect despite spending time with the Demons since he was 13, where he has been mentored by Demons AFLW star Tyla Hanks.

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    1 hour ago, whatwhat say what said:

    so judging from this, prasad is in our nga but we are not eligible to draft him - it also says ah-mu is in our academy and we are still none the wiser if we are permitted to select him via points if another club nominates him

    Would love an explanation of why this is the case

    Without knowing a lot about the system it seems bizarre that a player can come through our NGA but when push comes to shove we can’t draft them

    Meanwhile Cochrane can be added to Port’s NGA one year before he’s due to be drafted despite spending essentially no time with the club

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    3 minutes ago, demoncat said:

    Would love an explanation of why this is the case

    Without knowing a lot about the system it seems bizarre that a player can come through our NGA but when push comes to shove we can’t draft them

    Meanwhile Cochrane can be added to Port’s NGA one year before he’s due to be drafted despite spending essentially no time with the club

    cochrane has spent his entire life around the pear - his dad was a player there (not 100 games tho) then a player welfare officer

    he's eligible to be part of their academy by dint of recently discovered indigenous heritage

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    35 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    cochrane has spent his entire life around the pear - his dad was a player there (not 100 games tho) then a player welfare officer

    he's eligible to be part of their academy by dint of recently discovered indigenous heritage

    That true sorry - although I meant in a training/academy capacity

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