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Elwood 3184

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  1. 7 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:


    Under 19s Melbourne 12.6.78 defeated Footscray 10.17.77 

    Goals McNab Russell Schultz Wight 2 Bird Jones Marr Minton-Connell 

    Best Millard McNamee Russell

    Very unMelbournelike result in the Under 19s.

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  2. On 5/16/2020 at 8:13 AM, Whispering_Jack said:

    In an interesting sidelight, both of Melbourne’s reserves, including first gamer Robert Foster, sat out the entire game on the bench. Runner Sam Allica was reported for illegally delivering messages to players other than the captain or vice-captain for the second time in the season. 

    In other words zero interchanges for the team over the full four quarters. 

    Granted that the pace of the game is different these days but I reckon our blokes these days are pampered.

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  3. 32 minutes ago, layzie said:

    After reading the Brock McLean article I can't help but think he's in the same mould. Hopefully he gets it together.

    Perhaps the same mould. Steven’s ailment is mental whereas the other bloke’s just a [censored].

  4. Extending the ‘where are they now’ series to those players who finished up at the end of 2019:- 

    Sam Frost (traded) – Hawthorn 
    Jeff Garlett (delisted) – Southern Districts (NTFL) and has also been linked to the Ovens and Murray League
    Declan Keilty (delisted) – Bentleigh (Southern FL)
    Jay Kennedy-Harris (delisted) – Uni Blues (VAFA)
    Jordan Lewis (retired) – Development and skills coach at Melbourne (AFL), plus set to feature prominently in the footy media
    Corey Maynard (retired) – Assistant coach with Melbourne (AFLW)
    Tim Smith (retired) – South Belgrave (Eastern FL)
    Billy Stretch (delisted) – Glenelg (SANFL)
    Guy Walker (retired) – Has retired from all sports due to injury, but has been offered a part-time role with AFL Coaches’ Association and Players’ Association for the ‘Tackle Your Feelings’ mental health program.

    ALSO

    Tom Bugg (retired from Carlton) – Retired last year to focus full-time on business as the co-founder and CEO of ZOOZ Group.
    Lynden Dunn (delisted by Collingwood) – TBC, but expected to be on Collingwood’s list in 2020 as an SPP signing. Will return to full training next month, with that final list spot his for the taking.
    Jack Trengove (delisted) – Prince Alfred Old Collegians (Adelaide Footy League)

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  5. 10 minutes ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

    a basketballer, you say? get around him cos that's the perfect prep for a future afl career!

    very exciting to be waiting on offers from the states - good luck to your boy

    He should hang around #5 who happens to be best mates with a handy professional basketballer who is playing with the Philadelphia 76ers at the moment.

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  6. Which 2020 draft prospects are training at your club?

    WHICH 2020 PROSPECTS ARE TRAINING AT YOUR CLUB?

    Adelaide: Corey Durdin, James Borlase, Luke Edwards, Kane Baldwin
    Brisbane: Blake Coleman, Saxon Crozier, Carter Michael
    Carlton: Henry Walsh, Noah Gribble, Nikolas Cox
    Collingwood: Eddie Ford, Reef McInnes
    Essendon: Cody Brand, Josh Treacy, Josh Eyre
    Fremantle: Joel Western, Jack Carroll, Brandon Walker, Shannon Neale, Denver Grainer-Barass
    Geelong: Tanner Bruhn, Oliver Henry, Nick Stevens
    Gold Coast: Alex Davies, Joel Jeffrey, Brodie Lake
    Greater Western Sydney: Joshua Green
    Hawthorn: Connor Downie, Will Parker, Zach Reid
    Melbourne: Ollie Lord, Will Phillips
    North Melbourne: Sam Collins, Jackson Callow, Oliver Davis, Patrick Walker, Sam Banks (2021 draft)
    Port Adelaide: Henry Smith, Lachlan Jones, Zac Dumesny, Taj Schofield, Riley Thilthorpe
    Richmond: Xavier Maher, Elijah Hollands
    St Kilda: Jake Bowey, Archie Perkins
    Sydney: Braeden Campbell, Errol Gulden
    West Coast: Nathan O'Driscoll, Heath Chapman, Blake Morris, Logan McDonald, Zane Trew
    Western Bulldogs: Jamarra Ugle-Hagan, Finlay Macrae, Cody Raak

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  7. Buckenara isn’t impressed.

    AFL draft 2019: Recruiter Gary Buckenara analyses every club’s draft haul

    Buckenara says: Luke Jackson at pick No.3 is a risk. While he was the best ruckman in the draft, I had him rated as the 18th-best player because at 199cm he’s undersized for a ruckman at AFL level and I’ve got concerns over his ability to play as a marking forward. I think he’ll be a bit lost in that role.

    He’s still raw but there’s no doubting his competitiveness and that he’ll work hard to develop his craft to become a very good AFL player, but he’ll need to improve his marking if he’s going to play forward and ruck. Hopefully he can grow a bit more to get over 200cm and be a better size for an AFL-level ruckman.

    Kysaiah Pickett was a bolter at pick 12 but the Demons are desperate for some excitement in the forward line he brings that as well as physicality. I think he’ll be given opportunities at AFL level in 2020. He has Liam Ryan traits.

    Buckenara’s verdict: It’s boom or bust on Jackson but they have addressed list needs.
     

  8. 21 minutes ago, Ohio USA - David said:

    I really am sick of this thread.

    Get over it... The MFC will not want at pick 3 or pick 10 a player who cannot play for twelve months.

    If you want to start taking bets at whether MFC will take this guy then I am on for $1,000 to say NO WAY.

    Do I have to travel to Ohio to collect on the bet?

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