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Mega Thread Potential future father-son selections
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cats_09
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| Butcher | Mackenzie | St Mary's |
| Caracella | Noah | Newtown & Chilwell |
| Cooper | Joel | Torquay |
| Coote | Ben | Ocean Grove |
| Cornell | Marley | Ocean Grove |
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| Ivisic | Xavier | Bell Park |
| Jaques | Lachie | St Mary's |
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| Kershaw | Liam | St Joseph's |
| Lindsay | Josh | Newtown & Chilwell |
| Lowther | Daniel | Lara |
| Lucas | Fred | Bell Park |
| McCombe | Marley | St Mary's |
| McGowan | Hamish | Torquay |
| McInnes | Zac | Bell Park |
| Mclachlan | Will | Colac |
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| Patton | Cooper | Torquay |
| Pennisi | Ben | Newtown & Chilwell |
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| Rongdit | Ben | Colac |
| Sanders | Josh | Lara |
| Sinnott | Sam | Newtown & Chilwell |
| Skinner | Jack | Colac Imperials |
| Smith | Will | Leopold |
| Stevens | River | Newtown & Chilwell |
| Tullio | Noah | Newtown & Chilwell |
| Waight | Max | Queenscliff |
| Ward | Cooper | St Joseph's |
| Wojcinski | Alfie | Newtown & Chilwell |
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| Biddiscombe | Liam | South Barwon |
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| Johnston | Oliver | Newtown & Chilwell |
| Lawless | Charlie | Anglesea |
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| Riccardi | Boston | Newtown & Chilwell |
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| Roberts | Tyson | St Albans |
| Uytdehaag | Gus | Colac |
| White | Lucius | Torquay |
| Williams | Mason | Leopold |
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| SURNAME | FIRST NAME | COMMUNITY CLUB |
| Lane | Will | Leopold |
| Nshimiyimana | Aime | Geelong West Giants |
| Paul | Wichay | Geelong West Giants |
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cats_09
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A question for those who may have more knowledge in the area of sons of former players, the Geelong Addy article specifically mentions 5 potential F&S's in the Falcons squad this season
Even though he wouldn't be eligible as a F&S selection, is Liam Biddiscombe the son of Craig?
Even though he wouldn't be eligible as a F&S selection, is Liam Biddiscombe the son of Craig?
RedmanWasHere
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And is Daniel Lowther, a Jr?
cats_09
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There's an article from Krock which provides more details on potential F&S protects, along with sons of former footballers:
www.krock.com.au
And as per a Krock article from last year regarding the Falcons squad - James Robbins’ dad Matt played 7 games for Geelong, as well as the 100+ for WB which qualifies James as a F&S prospect for them
Falcons Boys' list finalised - K ROCK 95.5
Geelong Falcons Boys coach Paul Corrigan has paid tribute to the work of a trio of Bannockburn youngsters following the...
www.krock.com.au
And as per a Krock article from last year regarding the Falcons squad - James Robbins’ dad Matt played 7 games for Geelong, as well as the 100+ for WB which qualifies James as a F&S prospect for them
cats_09
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I've read a few other articles without mention of Daniel outside of the squad list
We may be best to ask K rock Football if the Daniel Lowther on the Falcons list is the son of former Cat's player & current Cats AFLW coach, Dan Lowther?
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No relation.
CatToTheFuture
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yes believe he is
CatToTheFuture
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Tom Harley interview on 360 talking about academies - mentioned his kids play locally and idolise the swans academy players.....
Shields up, Catters. My stupid mate has been bombarding me with 'funnies' about Orren Stephenson's kid being our next father/son pic.
Plenty of knobs out there, hey?
Plenty of knobs out there, hey?
Yeah, true. I know that. You know that. Even my stupid mate knows that. 'Funnies' will flow regardless, because there are knobs out there.
Just heard the Orren Stephenson link in Ballarat geez.
Would love to see another 'Wojo' running around for the cats one day!
Apologies if this proves to be a derailment and I know I don't always take things seriously and I can be more than a tad irreverent at times, but I mentioned this purely as a heads-up because if I'm getting stick from Mr Chucklef*ck offline (they don't post on Bigfooty at all, at least not to my knowledge) you can be sure there will be more incoming from morons online.
BlakeyNoFlakey
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I knew Sam Murphy, and I find the comments made here very offensive. Take a good look at yourself.
It's a horrible situation. I'm sorry for your loss.
BlakeyNoFlakey
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I've been out with others trying to look for her. It's ******* gut-wrenching.
CatToTheFuture
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The whole thing is horrifying. Good luck mate
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Changing the subject .....
I think think the headline is a little overblown . If we get one draftee from the three young Falcons we probably a redoing well and even then I doubt we are talking Dacois or Ashcroft. Two of them on the development list ..I can only presume that means not quite up to it atm but considering gentics will be given time to see what they could become. Thats all fine but do they really need to be thrown under the bus with a headline like below.
Non-Geelong AFL fans may want to look away now.
The Cats’ dynasty of the past two decades was largely built around the club’s wondrous bounty of father-son players forming the backbone of their premiership teams.
Think of names like Scarlett, Ablett, Hawkins and Bews who all became premiership players representing the blue and white hoops, just like their fathers did years before.
Now it seems there may be a whole new generation of father-son players ready to assume the mantle for the next generation.
The Geelong Falcons, the region’s Under 18 team which competes in the elite Coates Talent League - the prime pathway for future AFL stars - has this week announced its 2024 list which features three (yes another three!) sons of Cats guns.
Alfie Wojcinski, the son of former Cats three-time premiership star David, headlines the trio having been included in the 49-player primary list.
Meanwhile, Boston Riccardi, the brother of former Cat Osca Riccardi and son of 288-game Cat Peter, and Jagger Mooney, the son of two-time Geelong leading goalkicker Cameron, are also among the Falcons’ development list.
Not content on stopping merely with Cats father-sons, the Falcons have also included River Stevens (son of North Melbourne legend Anthony) and Noah Caracella (son of former Brisbane, Essendon and Collingwood star Blake) on their primary list.
There must be something good in the water down Geelong way.
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I think think the headline is a little overblown . If we get one draftee from the three young Falcons we probably a redoing well and even then I doubt we are talking Dacois or Ashcroft. Two of them on the development list ..I can only presume that means not quite up to it atm but considering gentics will be given time to see what they could become. Thats all fine but do they really need to be thrown under the bus with a headline like below.
Renowned Victorian footy factory hits jackpot with new generation of father-son stars
A renowned Victorian footy factory may have hit the jackpot with a new generation of famous surnames aiming to wow AFL recruiters ahead of this year’s draft.Non-Geelong AFL fans may want to look away now.
The Cats’ dynasty of the past two decades was largely built around the club’s wondrous bounty of father-son players forming the backbone of their premiership teams.
Think of names like Scarlett, Ablett, Hawkins and Bews who all became premiership players representing the blue and white hoops, just like their fathers did years before.
Now it seems there may be a whole new generation of father-son players ready to assume the mantle for the next generation.
The Geelong Falcons, the region’s Under 18 team which competes in the elite Coates Talent League - the prime pathway for future AFL stars - has this week announced its 2024 list which features three (yes another three!) sons of Cats guns.
Alfie Wojcinski, the son of former Cats three-time premiership star David, headlines the trio having been included in the 49-player primary list.
Meanwhile, Boston Riccardi, the brother of former Cat Osca Riccardi and son of 288-game Cat Peter, and Jagger Mooney, the son of two-time Geelong leading goalkicker Cameron, are also among the Falcons’ development list.
Not content on stopping merely with Cats father-sons, the Falcons have also included River Stevens (son of North Melbourne legend Anthony) and Noah Caracella (son of former Brisbane, Essendon and Collingwood star Blake) on their primary list.
There must be something good in the water down Geelong way.
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CatToTheFuture
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Odds seem heavily stacked for us to just develop another clubs F/S gun and get zilchChanging the subject .....
I think think the headline is a little overblown . If we get one draftee from the three young Falcons we probably a redoing well and even then I doubt we are talking Dacois or Ashcroft. Two of them on the development list ..I can only presume that means not quite up to it atm but considering gentics will be given time to see what they could become. Thats all fine but do they really need to be thrown under the bus with a headline like below.
Renowned Victorian footy factory hits jackpot with new generation of father-son stars
A renowned Victorian footy factory may have hit the jackpot with a new generation of famous surnames aiming to wow AFL recruiters ahead of this year’s draft.
Non-Geelong AFL fans may want to look away now.
The Cats’ dynasty of the past two decades was largely built around the club’s wondrous bounty of father-son players forming the backbone of their premiership teams.
Think of names like Scarlett, Ablett, Hawkins and Bews who all became premiership players representing the blue and white hoops, just like their fathers did years before.
Now it seems there may be a whole new generation of father-son players ready to assume the mantle for the next generation.
The Geelong Falcons, the region’s Under 18 team which competes in the elite Coates Talent League - the prime pathway for future AFL stars - has this week announced its 2024 list which features three (yes another three!) sons of Cats guns.
Alfie Wojcinski, the son of former Cats three-time premiership star David, headlines the trio having been included in the 49-player primary list.
Meanwhile, Boston Riccardi, the brother of former Cat Osca Riccardi and son of 288-game Cat Peter, and Jagger Mooney, the son of two-time Geelong leading goalkicker Cameron, are also among the Falcons’ development list.
Not content on stopping merely with Cats father-sons, the Falcons have also included River Stevens (son of North Melbourne legend Anthony) and Noah Caracella (son of former Brisbane, Essendon and Collingwood star Blake) on their primary list.
There must be something good in the water down Geelong way.
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