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Cal Twomey's Phantom Form Guide: Top draft prospects' July ranking https://www.afl.com.au/news/981930/cal-twomey-s-phantom-form-guide-top-draft-prospects-july-ranking Seems to like the big boys more than some of the other rankings Harley Reid (Mid/Fwd) Jed Walters (Key Fwd) (Suns Academy) Nick Watson (Fwd) Colby McKercher (Mid) Daniel Curtin (Key Def/Fwd) Zane Duursma (Mid/Fwd) Nate Caddy (Key Fwd/Mid) Ethan Read (Ruck) (Suns Academy) Ryley Sanders (Mid) Connor O'sullivan (Key Def/Fwd) Jake Rogers (Mid) (Suns Academy) Darcy Wilson (Mid/Fwd) Jordan Croft (Key Fwd) Mitch Edwards (Ruck) (Freo NGA but will lose) Will McCabe (Key Def/Fwd) (Hawks F/S) Ollie Murphy (Key Def) Archie Roberts (Def) Riley Hardeman (Mid) Harry DeMattia (Mid/Fwd) Will Green (Ruck)

Ignoring the fact it will benefit us, the way i see it, everyone took pleasure at our misfortune, we've definitely got some credits in the bank here

This is why I've delayed getting tickets to the game, everything else booked. Excited

Settled for a nice blue cocktail myself, almost finished my walk home, and I only live in Richmond. Might settle for the kayo mini tonight

Met up with a Brisbane Mate at half time and I believe I said Melksham was killing us. So I also apologise to the milkman

The Cats have played 186 games at home since Collingwood last played there in 1999, unreal aha.

McVee lined up on him in the first meeting didn’t he?

Very hard to gauge where the dockers are at this year. Happy to reap the benefits in the interim though

ESPN July rankings 1. Harley Reid (previous: 1) 2. Jed Walter (4) (Suns Academy) 3. Nate Caddy (2) 4. Daniel Curtin (8) (Western Australian kid) 5. Colby McKercher (6) (Tassie Kid) 6. Zane Duursma (3) 7. Nick Watson (5) 8. Ethan Read (14) (Suns Academy) 9. Ryley Sanders (10) 10. Jake Rogers (12) (Suns Academy) 11. Mitchell Edwards (7) (Western Australian kid) 12. Connor O'Sullivan (13) 13. Darcy Wilson (11) 14. Will McCabe (19) (Hawks F/S) 15. Caiden Cleary (new entry) (Swans Academy) 16. George Stevens (new entry) 17. Koltyn Tholstrup (17) (Western Australian Kid) 18. Nathan Philactides (15) 19. Jordan Croft (new entry) (Dogs F/S) 20. Archer Reid (16) AFL Draft July 2023 Power Rankings: Allies dominate Top 20 as key forward closes in on Harley Reid

Dee Listing for those curious 70 - Petraca 40 - Clarry 35 - Viney 17 - Lever 16 - May 15 - Gawn 12 - Grundy 10 - Langdon 9 - Pickett 7 - Gus 6 - Chin & Rivers 5 - Hunter 4 - Pig & Salem 2 - Tmac & Fritta 1 - Bowser

Minor comment not related to the result, this is the 2nd time we've played Geelong in Retro Round and they've worn a special kit, are we ever going to bust out an old-school retro kit ?

Hopefully Brown has a good run for Casey this week. Would like to see him back in asap, would help the small forwards as well.

Yeh not a fan of a small forward being the sub.

Last 4 weeks we’re 32.58.

Yes, Vertically

We hit the post 3 times in total, pretty sure Kade did it twice cos I was laughing cos i had him to score 2 in my multi.

Did he hit the post once or twice on KBD? Getting closer at least

Yep, he's so good at picking it off the deck and dancing his way towards goal. Don't mind him going for an occasional hanger but a few too many take offs at the moment.

Don't think you can ground Air Pickett, although it would be nice if he actually held one aha

After today it’s clear our target should be… between the big sticks

Caught it from Geelong’s prelim team from 2021

Hopefully we stick with the defensive structure. Was worried the Melbourne chant at the end was going to come back and bite us though lol

Think mods will need to reinforce the profanity filter

Moyes was the wrong man for the united job and it set his managerial career into a downward spiral. Seeing his celebration and raw emotion after winning his first major trophy hit me in the feels a little. Football is about moments and unbridled passion and the Hammers win this morning was in abundance of that.