whatwhat say what
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because the draft process is about selling hope it's always upside, particularly when talking about 17-19 year olds it's not like the american college system, where players are (less frequently these days) becoming professional players at 22-24 after 4 or so many years of playing at semi-professional college levels not to mention that in the draft process you've got clubs, players, managers, family, junior clubs, school contacts, etc. etc. all available to 'mine' for information - that's why the order is, more or less, known about a week before the actual draft begins, certainly for the top end players -
this is quite something
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that's called the 'we're sorry yr losing butters; here, have cochrane' ruling
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their manager is a lovely person too going friday? free gig at fed square
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the 'toughest draw' is calculated by fox footy, based on 2025 % of double-up opponents:
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crikey, that's a big lump of a lad geuss i better create the thread...
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pete ryan speculates in ninefax that the broadcasters are paying up for the extra games he estimates the following on the value of advertising to broadcasters: ultimately, as long as the broadcast rights go up, dil has done his job
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unlikely, i would think too slow both in speed of foot and in decision making too small to make any aerial impact or in physical size to lock down on a player his disposal is routinely pretty poor he seems to be an inside mid who we've tried in multiple roles - small forward, high half forward, wing - but who really can only perform as a starting mid, and at afl level he's behind at least a half a dozen other players on the list for that role my expectation is that he won't be on an afl list after his contract with us expires
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get john safran to conduct an exorcism
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junction oval, surely?
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will italy finally make it again? never been the same since they took a dive over a prone lucas neill...
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wow, we might end up playing the peptides twice in a season... but probably once in the barossa, once as an away side at docklands...
