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Everything posted by Pennant St Dee
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No surprise because he can play
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I reckon with Jones and Darcy their defence improves, issue for them is they don’t defend well enough in their forward half
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We get them early enough when they will be up and about, they will be better than last season and certainly better when they put a line through Nic Nat and move on. I expect them to win between 5-8 games and be competitive for the first half of the season but fall away as the younger players tire and the older bodies get sore
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TRAINING: Wednesday 14th December 2022
Pennant St Dee replied to Deespicable's topic in Melbourne Demons
Gawn will go back to his predominant 2018 role and play a kick behind the play, I expect increased forward pressure and forcing opposition to kick long down the line or to take the game on with handball or risky kicks into the corridor. I expect Grundy to play forward of centre- 66 replies
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2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
Pennant St Dee replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Not sure, highly likely some link given they are both Broome boys -
2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
Pennant St Dee replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
A Smokey to watch rise from WA is Jett Sibosado who comes from Broome, he’s been boarding at Scotch College for last 4 years and is a good talent. Played in the last 2 Alcock Cup winning seasons for Scotch as a Yr 10 and 11. Colts player at Claremont around the 182cm 70kg mark. Good skills, composed in traffic and has a tendency to sit on opposition players heads. Freo Next Gen player -
2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
Pennant St Dee replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
We played Peel pre season and early season and was really impressed with his run and spread to continually be in chains of movement. He then faded a little during the season but I saw him again later and he dominated in a fashion similar to Tom Mitchell just seemed to be everywhere around the ball and in follow up transition, but his disposal let’s him down a little He had a really good finals series on what I saw, but that wasn’t live. Endurance IMO really developed during the season and if he takes that up another level along with his size, burst from stoppages, ability to find the footy he will be a decent player who attracts attention. I think he will need to clean up his foot skills to go in the first two rounds -
Death Riding Fremantle 2023 - Feathered Cap Edition
Pennant St Dee replied to adonski's topic in Melbourne Demons
No, haven’t actually seen him play, live coached against Peel colts 3 times last season and he didn’t play in any of those games -
Death Riding Fremantle 2023 - Feathered Cap Edition
Pennant St Dee replied to adonski's topic in Melbourne Demons
They are potentially Top 4 , their mids will get better and I think Fyfe will play mostly as a forward. Their season depends on their key defenders staying fit, they are very light on down back, if Ryan and Pearce go down with no Logue to come in they could be in trouble -
2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
Pennant St Dee replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Like Petracca, Oliver, Cadman, Ginbey, Holmes and others they come from nowhere. I see so many highly touted 15 and 16 year olds stagnate as others grow physically and get serious about their fitness catching up and/or passing many who stood out as juniors. Trac was always expected to go, but he wasn’t first round tip a year out. He got fit and probably should have went #1. There will be plenty of bolters between now and next November -
2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
Pennant St Dee replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Daniel Curtin the best of the WA group, got size, good skills and can play either end. Some boys not on the list from WA will start attracting attention, 18 months ago nobody knew who Rueben Ginbey was and he climbed above all of the others and some highly touted for the last 2 years didn’t get taken. Jed Hagan didn’t grow and his elite fitness wasn’t enough, which didn’t really surprise m. Gilbey had an injury interrupted year . Koen Sanchez who is on that list I think may slide, had a good underage year but I’m not sold on him long term. Coen Livingston has finished school so will get a full year of Colts in and climb the boards forward ruck who impacts the scoreboard. Aiden O’Driscoll is all class playing off a wing or half back, great speed, clean at ground level, elite foot skills and impacts the scoreboard from the wing. Won the B&F at Wesley College this season finished in front of Ginbey and one I think will go the first 2 rounds next year. Tholstrup and Kentfield two big forwards at Subiaco who will be worth keeping an eye on especially Kentfield who has size, aggression and good below his knees for a tall. Hardeman from Swans will go first or early second round really good penetrating left foot and elite runner -
2022 AFL NATIONAL ROOKIE DRAFT
Pennant St Dee replied to Deestiny Awaits's topic in Melbourne Demons
Gilbey is one that I like still in the draft -
DRAFT DAY TWO: THE 2022 AFL NATIONAL DRAFT
Pennant St Dee replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
If we knew Kossie was going we would have targeted Konstanty -
DRAFT DAY ONE: THE 2022 AFL NATIONAL DRAFT
Pennant St Dee replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
I don’t think much of Smithy skill wise, pace and athleticism are his strengths -
DRAFT DAY ONE: THE 2022 AFL NATIONAL DRAFT
Pennant St Dee replied to Demonland's topic in Melbourne Demons
He will be but I wouldn’t be taking him with that pick -
List management is sorted in advance not the year of a players departure. They will be planning for what they do if Kossie commits or not, like they would have for Dogga. Same goes with our entire list and getting 2023 out of both Pig and Melk May be something they didn’t expect
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He actually fits a big need IMO than Jefferson, quicker ball movement off half back was an issue last season
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I’d be really happy to get either Allen or Hewitt
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Agree with this, JT has a proven record and I think Jefferson is the safe pick for the Phantom draft selections as we need a key forward, but JT and his team will be looking beyond that. For mine Pick 13 is best available because the talk of next years super draft is based on the depth of key talls. I like the idea of taking a Hewett, Allan or George with 13 and based on the highlights reels if one of Lemmey or Foster is there at 37 then we take them, although I do like Gilbey if he lasts that long
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Blake Acres and Griffin Logie both left Freo during trade period heading to Carlton and North. Both WA boys
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Reckon it’s Sheezal, but would need one of Norths picks. We have been keen on Ginbey but not sure that was as a top 5, think that’s when we thought West Coast may have taken Hewett and Busslinger
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I don’t know of anything and don’t think any AFL side falls for such character flaw rumours in order for local sides to have a player fall back. The Jack Darling claims are a myth, he dropped back because he was poor in his draft year and struggled to deal with more experienced opponents.
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Also played in Brissy colours for Scotch College, Suns colours for community club Caversham and Tigers colours for WA, either way wouldn’t mind seeing him in the red and blue
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2023 AFL National Draft prospects: The next batch
Pennant St Dee replied to Whispering_Jack's topic in Melbourne Demons
Daniel Curtin will go first round West Coast loaded up on picks next to years to build, versatile tall who can play either end, I hope we are keeping tabs on him. Hale and Claremont boy who will know JVR well -
I’d like to see us get some run with our pick, or another mid who impacts the scoreboard. I like Holland, Allan, Hewett for this reason. I think the 2 first rounders next year is where we target the key forward