manny100

I usually dump Fox Footy over the summer but kept it this year to watch the GF over and over and over....... Every time i watch it i see great things i had missed in prior viewings.

Viney form ok is pretty much a walk up start for selection. Dunstan will have to earn his spot and he would know that. There may well be the odd injury or form issues that create a gap or 2.

Well done Clayton Oliver. Should end up one of the Dees best ever. Gus Brayshaw played his best game for the season in the GF. Very suited to the 'hand to hand' combat in a GF. Very good at dropping back and doing the heavy lifting.

at news and great recruiting by JT and his team.

From a 9th May 2018 AFL Website article on Father/Sons: Watch list: Jeff White's son Kalani, 11, is another the club is keeping an eye on while he plays his footy for Surfers Paradise in Queensland. White also has twin sons named Kai and Tahj, still only seven years old. Adem Yze's son Noah, 12, Aaron Davey's son Marley, 8, David Schwarz's son Cooper, 14 and Shane Woewodin's son Taj, 15, are others on the Demons' radar, although admittedly they are all very young. Defender Nathan Brown also has three sons – Kynan, 13, Jake, 11, a talented soccer player, and Ryder, 9. Past father-son successes: Todd and Jack Viney are the club's major success story, with father and son both winners of the Demons' best and fairest award (1993, 1998 and 2016 respectively). Steven and Billy Stretch, Ron Barassi snr and jnr, Alan and Chris Johnson and Glenn Molloy and Graham Molloy are other examples of Melbourne's father-son combinations. - Ben Guthrie

Looks pretty quick and goes hard.

Judd McVee East Fremantle, WAFL / Geraldton FC State: Western Australia Height: 183cm Weight: 72kg Date of Birth: 07/08/03 Medium midfielder who can also play across half-back and use his elite kicking skills to set up the play. All-Australian at Under-16s level in 2019, he has a high footy IQ and is very creative with his vision and clean hands. Has similar traits to Essendon star Darcy Parish in the way he hunts the footy around stoppages and was a good performer at Under-18s level in the WAFL, averaging 14.9 disposals in 12 matches. Represented Western Australia at Under-19s level in two matches this year as he continued his development.

I was wrong 1 rookie spot taken Judd McVEE

Its a little confusing. 3 rookies were delisted and i rookie Jordan upgraded to the primary list. Does that mean 4 rookie s[pots available??? 5 players off the Primary list and 3 drafted on, Jordan upgraded and Dunstan recruited. Bradke delisted as Cat B.

We may?? get a fairly early rookie pick if clubs pick up their committed picks with their first picks. We are one of the few clubs that did not move players off the main list with a promise to rookie them. The may pick them up with their last picks though?????? Not sure.

Off the Primary list = 5. Hore, Jetta, Jones, VB and Lockhart. Jordan added from Rookie List. Rookies of the list =net 2. De Classe and Nietscke (Jordan added to main list) CatB Bradke delisted Added to Main list via Draft = 3 van Rooyen, Howes and Woey. So including Jordan NET 1 down on main list we can fill. So far it looks like we can fill 1 position on the main list and 3 on rookie list. Also can recruit a CatB if we want to bring it back to the same numbers and set up as last year. Summery : Net 4 to add plus option of Cat B My guess only. Hoping for a ruck: Josh Cripps?? Could be an interesting afternoon.

Good pick up at 39.

Pick 50 should come back to 47 after the Saints and GWS use picks on Academy players. The Saints may have to trade a future for one or 2 picks if earlier than expected bids are made. We have a fair wait from 21 to our pick 38 so i expect we might try to package 38 and 42 to go higher.

Maybe Cripps as a ruck/forward may be the way to go with our 2nd pick if he is still on the board. Our only ruck Back up is Majak. If Conway is available he would be my first choice but he probably will not be around even if we package a couple of picks and trade up. I like our strategy of loading up with kids the last few years and needs this year. Tassy will be in soon/2 or 3 years? and their concessions will hurt the rest of the comp.

Good pick up. We needed a tall for depth and he is quality at either end. Higher probability pick being from WA where much more footy has been played than the Eastern States. So we had a good look. Wonder whether we try to trade up tomorow? Some quality apparently still on the board.

I think we will take him. We have a number of spots available.

I agree, should be written into players contracts that the Club gets to select players partners. Sounds like a job for JT and team.

Tiges doing a serious rebuild with 5 picks in the top 30. Probably means if they are lucky, very lucky with their picks and development they could be a very serious contender in 2023. Depending also of course on how many of their ageing stars can hold up.

If we have to use pick 57 plus change for Woey that leaves us with picks 17, 37 and 49. Pick 37 = 704 points, Pick 49 = 504 points. Combined = 1208 points Our pick 17 = 1239 points and pick 18 for example = 1201 points. So we do have a bit to play with to move higher than our pick 37 if we combine them for a trade higher. In recent years we have seen us be very imaginative and daring on draft night. Expect the unexpected.

Cal Twomey on video from Draft hopefuls training today answering a question about Taj said we would pick 3 players in the draft with Taj at our last pick. He said Taj was around mid 40s. Its likely the then that we use picks 37 and 49 to move up a bit higher than 37 in the draft. Then use pick 57 plus change for Taj. Bulliies pick 23 allegedly up for grabs. Alternatively we may try to move higher than 17 if we have our eye on a player. The draft for us should be very interesting.

Evidently she still has her teeth so its likely not the maggies.

Fron SEN on Blake Howes and Josh Rentsch Blake Howes “Wingman from the Sandringham Dragons. 190cm and pretty athletic,” Twomey said. “He’s somewhere around the 30 mark for me.” Josh Rentsch “He’s a big key forward, a strapping lad from the Ballarat region,” Twomey said. “He kicks it a mile and reminds me of a little bit of Tim Membrey. He just gets the ball, clunks it and kicks goals. “He won the Morrish Medal (tied with Flynn Lakey). “He’s probably a second half of the draft prospect.”

Looking forward Woey this year and Kalani White in 4 years? Not sure whether any others on the radar. I guess the club does not want any pressure on the young sons.

Road too the draft podcast has us picking up Blake Howes at 17. Cal Twomey' description (hes had him at 28 ). Kevin Sheahan picked him in podcast): Forward/midfielder 190cm/79kg 7/4/03 Sandringham Dragons/Vic Metro Howes' running for a player his size has been one of his key attributes and he showed that with his 2km time trial, with the Victorian clocking 6:08 minutes to place fourth among the Vic Metro prospects. Howes is a tall wingman who can also play as a third tall forward, where he began this season for Vic Metro. He reads the ball well in the air and is a modern prototype who can get moving on the outside.

Interestingly GWS recently stated they go best available except when they already have a surplus of that type. They have lost young players who cannot get get a regular game through a strict best available rule. When they are well stocked with the best available at their pick they now consider needs.