Freddy Fuschia

Swan Districts 3.2 7.5 7.6 9.9 (63) East Fremantle 1.2 3.2 7.5 9.7 (61) Goals: Swan Districts B Fawcett 2 M Chipper C Ehlers B Jones R Hardeman J Pitts J Sullivan East Fremantle J Williams 3 J Browne J Hagan J Mcvee J Norrish C Vinicombe T Woewodin Best: Swan Districts N Hannan M Chipper B Hewett A Laurisso East Fremantle J Hagan T Woewodin J Williams R Hughes S Emer

Dandenong Stingrays had their b & f count and unfortunately, Mac Andrew finished an unlucky 13th in the voting.

I went to the G in 1981 when we also won the 19s flag coached by Slug Jordan. We had a good side for a few years.

Did he really mention Nicholls and Smith? I couldn’t believe it so I went to the source and there he was at 13:50 saying that with time in the gym he might develop into a ruckman but not one with Nic Nat’s power “so you’re looking more at a Tom Nicholls or an Archie Smith type”. For the record:- Tom Nicholls 203 cm, 102 kg played 45 games (7 goals) in 9 seasons with Gold Coast. Archie Smith 202 cm, 105 kg has played 16 games in 8 seasons with the Brisbane Lions.

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During last year’s trade and draft period and even on the night of the draft itself, I was gobsmacked by the audacity of some of the trading. There are lots of things that can happen that we have little or no chance of predicting at this point in time.

The NT season happens over our summer. As the NAB Boys League was cancelled, is he playing anywhere at all now?

Would suit a club like the Gold Coast Suns where they really need some cool, experienced heads to help guide their young recruits from recent years. Izak Rankine is one who seems to be going a bit off the rails due to a lack of a mentor. Perhaps, package him and the Weid together for that pick 19.

6. Max Gawn 5. Jack Viney 4. Christian Petracca 3. Christian Salem 2. Harrison Petty 1. Jake Lever

I thought Sam was happy at the club and doesn’t want to leave.

Watched the second game and wow, Nick Daicos is a gem. He’s going to be a favourite with the Collingwood fans but will cost them a suitcase load of draft points. The Metro team dominated and had a lot of good players including midfielders, Josh Ward and Josh Goater and ironically. St Kilda NGA Mitch Owens. Their other father-son in the team Sam Darcy was good and you can see why he’s rated so highly. Country’s best was another midfielder Ben Hobbs and half-forward Josh Rachele which brings me to Mac Andrew. He went okay. He has some good attributes and spent only part of the game on the ruck. He’s athletic, has a good leap and plenty of spring to take on ruck duels but he’ll probably start as a key position player and even then would have to work his butt off to get up to speed physically. One day he could be an Aliir Aliir or Mabior Chol - who can say?

Been announced that the Draft Combine has been cancelled and instead, combines will proceed in the states when and where permitted by government Covid19 rules.

Rather keep Weid.

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The Boys Club working hard to get him off.

No votes though

Assuming he nominates as father-son, the only way he’ll be a rookie is if no other club selects Taj in the main draft. He picked up enough of the ball and did well enough with it to suggest that he’s going to be our best f-s since Jack Viney.

Taj Woewodin is number 14 and has looked impressive - a very tidy footballer.

Michael Hibberd and Mitch Brown are both 31.

Finally free kicked a Geelong throw.

Has to be Tracc with the hard body and his Italian origins.

North Melbourne are showing interest in Sam Weideman and I would suggest that a trade would be worthwhile around North’s second pick, currently 20. With matching father/sons and possible free agency compensation picks, that could possibly end up around 24.

AFL Media’s Mitch Cleary is reporting on SEN that St Kilda swingman Josh Battle could be gettable in the upcoming trade period.