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Oh that's cheeky

Someone put their copy & paste skills to work please

Rival clubs believe West Coast may pounce on strong-running midfielder Ed Allan with their first pick as other sides circle this year’s big draft bolter. The Eagles – who hold picks 8, 12, 20 and 26 – have shown significant interest in the 194cm West Australian, who is the son of former Hawthorn and Fremantle player Ben. But Carlton (pick 10) also likes the look of Allan, along with the likes of Melbourne (pick 13) and Sydney (pick 14).

I didn't find Allen's highlights overly compelling

Reckon Weddle looks fantastic - does he play too tall to be a Hibbo successor...?

Can have the cell next to Goody

Some intriguing analysis in here - there will be zero good players available at pick 13, and our needs are literally every position on the ground

Goodwin should be put in front of a grand jury and under investigation by the FBI and orCIA for his non coaching performances from rounds 11 through finals If he was a sokkah coach he would have been sacked, lucky we're a forgiving sport!

Foster just looks like a guy beating up on kids smaller than him

Article just contradicts itself throughout

Simon wants 22 pressure players, he cares not for efficiency and skill

Expect more of the same, fingers crossed it works out like 2021 instead of 2022, tho!

Matthew Jefferson moves up a spot. There must've been some compelling arguments in his thread.

Knew he seemed familiar

Jefferson will well compliment the workhorse that is JVR

Has no issue jumping on blokes backs

I'll have to adjust my draft rankings

He looks a bit laconic in general play but brave in the air

Burgiel another intriguing one https://www.afl.com.au/video/860835/draft-prospect-coby-burgiel?videoId=860835&modal=true&type=video&publishFrom=1664088273001&tagNames=ProgramCollection:Draft https://central.rookieme.com/afl/player/coby-burgiel/

Jackson only ever signed a 1 year extension he was always gone

Makes sense, Freo don't have any 1st round picks til around then anyway

Veterans Hibberd and Melksham will go around again and could be re-signed as soon as this week. The 2021 premiers will use two selections at the national draft but upgrade Kade Chandler, who will have more opportunity with Bedford’s departure, to meet the AFL minimum of three picks. That will leave three rookie vacancies, although the Demons may leave a spot for a pre-season or mid-season draft recruit. Their second category B rookie, on top of Andy Moniz-Wakefield, is fresh signing Kyah Farris-White. https://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/afl-2022-how-your-club-is-placed-ahead-of-the-list-lodgement-deadline-and-upcoming-afl-draft/news-story/4f00f7284da5d28bc78a5965f9d0536b