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He played in the first one, did a few good things.

He is a very exciting talent. A high-leaping key forward with a lot of X-factor and a certainty to be drafted on footballing ability/pertformance.

I wouldn't draft a Tasmanian, assuming that the league will make all Tasmanian's UFA's or similar before the Devils enter the comp.

2015 is a typo, meant to be 2005 and implies it was during his time at the Eastern Ranges.

6 - Kade Chandler - an elite, all-Australian-standard interpretation of his role. Incredible attitude and a technically flawless performance. 5. Christian Petracca - will be the consensus BOG and an outstanding performance. 4. Clayton Oliver - an incredible player. 3. Angus Brayshaw - back to his best. 2. Kysaiah Kropinyeri-Pickett - a very good Pickett game. 1. Bayley Fritsch - deadly in front of goal when the result was in the balance.

6. Jack Viney 5. Max Gawn 4. Christian Petracca 3. Clayton Oliver 2. Kade Chandler 1. Jacob Van Rooyen

6. C.Oliver 5. C.Petracca 4. J.Viney 3. B.Grundy 2. H.Petty 1. L.Hunter

6. Jack Viney 5. Brodie Grundy 4. Clayton Oliver 3. Trent Rivers 2. Christian Petracca 1. Tom McDonald

6. Clayton Oliver 5. Brodie Grundy 4. Ed Langdon 3. Christian Petracca 2. Trent Rivers 1. Michael Hibberd

6. Max Gawn 5. Kysaiah Kropinyeri-Pickett 4. Jake Lever 3. Christian Petracca 2. Clayton Oliver 1. Kade Chandler

Brad Sparks at full back is a low ebb.

Szybkowski's problem is not a lack of X-factor it's that he is a defensive liability in tight, he offers no spread from stoppages, he ducks his head in marking contests too often and doesn't bodyline ball carriers in tackling situations. He is a good linkman and loping around midfielder with good kicking skills, but his game doesn't translate easily enough to the AFL. He is not quick enough to play in the positions where his best attributes would shine and his deficiencies are too worrisome to consider him as an AFL midfielder. It was a travesty he was starting in the midfield for Vic Country ahead of Hugh Bond - a braveheart tackling machine in an under midfielder with clean hands who the Crows drafted and has apparently been impressive training for them. Of course, how people who said Szybkowski was a top 10 standard player are still given oxygen to write on football matters is a travesty but there is no accountability in that part of the industry or social media. Rhys Galvin is an interesting player. Probably the best full back in the NAB League last year but not the desirable body shape (187cm, 100kg) to garner AFL interest. Still, the best forwards struggled with him the most. Paddy Cross is a good, consistent midfielder but as an over-ager needed more elite attributes to be in the reckoning. Schuback is trying his luck in the SANFL.

I dont know the answer to the quiz it self. But it refers to his original guernsey number.

Incredible midfield division - Mark Jamar supported by Don Cordner and Furniss who I'm pretty sure were both ruckmen, with Jay Viney one of the least adroit players in my supporting memory as the crumber.

Ethan Read is an young ruck in Suns Academy with terrific ruckcraft but very light - he could be a first rounder too.

Harley Reid - needs no introduction Darcy Wilson - skilful mid Coby James - good little player Zane Duursman - my number one pick, forward/mid- in the game bailey humphrey re-emerged Duursma was BOG by a space. Patrick Hughes - quality midfielder Archer Reid - very promising key forward Joe Pike - promising ruck are al names to lock in as possible top 25s

Correct, missed through injury. Club is tracking him closely.

He looked good (potential top 25, 2023 draft) in the champs which is all I've seen of him playing as wingman. He's the son of Derek Hall (doesn't qualify for Father/son) who was a handy forward for Geelong and played a game or two for West Coast.

His highlight bear a striking similarity to Luke Pedlar's who the Crows drafted a few years ago!

kicked 24 in one though!

Kicked 24 in a game played Xavier firsts, no idea how he has ended up at Mansfield, but kicked 24 in game. I did know the club planned to have someone train through preseason for a supplist spot but didn't know who. Perhaps they have pulled the trigger early.

Kicked 60 goals in 7 games in the Goulburn Valley under 18s.

He's a good little player, I guess clubs would be in a quandary about where to play him - too small to play midfield and not enough tricks up forward maybe. Should get taken today but that's his problem, clubs looking more for players they can see actually having a functional team role.

As Adonski mentioned they lost a top 20 pick, likely making it less easy to part with another one. Still possible of course.

Theyve been compromised by Swans early bid for Rowston.