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Jagga must work part time at Fritsch Electrical

Gee wiz I'll be sitting there at approx. 3:08am on night 2 of the draft in excitement now (unfortunately I'm being serious)

Key forward following ruck as an obsolete position

Ashcroft wasn't drafted with an ACL nor do I have a time machine

A Jagga and Lindsay double would be nice, put some wheels in the side

I don't think you trade into a draft to take a kid with a busted knee

Nah I really don't. I wasn't having a crack btw, Lindsay may turn out to be a massive dud for all I know, just giving my 2 cents to join in the draft fun.

But that's no fun

Geez his intensity and attack on the footy actually looks really good for a guy who is an outside leaning mid I reckon. There are a few mistakes he made in this footage but not through lack of intensity or endeavour for mine. He actually looks pretty hard at it, especially a few of those aerial contests he was in. There's some early Sam Walsh about him.

Hey who knows he might be. Windsor was looking like a later first round selection a while out from the draft. Until Twomey catches wind of where players are actually going, and releases his own phantom draft, everyone else's is just guess work

Saints would be crazy not to take the punt

His form guide is just his personal opinion on how he rates them The phanom draft he releases prior to the draft is the one where he predicts (very accurarely) who is going where

Tom Scully delisted (do not adjust your monitor)

Hope so! Saints with picks 7 and 8 might threaten to spoil the party, Lindsay is the type they've gone after in the last few years

More guesswork which is what we get one month out. Gotta wait for Cal Twomeys phantom unfortunately

Will he follow the Aaron Naughton route of being moved from defence to the forwardline due to his dodgy kicking?

A mixture of Chris Judd and Campbell Chesser

Bo Allen looks very workmanlike

Draft central rates his stoppage work as elite At the core of Smillie's game is his stoppage nous. He has had the pleasure of spending time with Carlton captain Patrick Cripps and projects as a player with similarly high footy IQ and craft. While his numbers at the National Championships were overall down, his clearance figures remained strong; averaging around 19 disposals, 10 contested possessions, and six clearances per game for the Big V. It's a facet of the game which also allows him to hit the scoreboard. Difficult to tie down or manoeuvre off the line of the ball, Smillie can camp himself under the rucks or get on the move to shark and score from forward 50 stoppages. One of the prime examples of that came in Round 1 of the Coates Talent League, where he roved the ball at speed and improvised a slick checkside finish.

That's a very romantic view

Yeah he was. Shoulda gone any of Serong, Young, Day, Green instead!

He and his management have said those rumours were untrue, for whatever that's worth