It's more Intel then anyone on here actually has
It isn't.
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It's more Intel then anyone on here actually has
So you or anyone on this borad know more then a journo with actual connections?It isn't.
Need to cut heavily into the postersI thinks this board needs a decent season next year.
Still think Richmond could try and get pick 2North won't take Draper & gather no other team is looking to trade up.
If Richmond don't pick Lalor at #1, there could be chaos on trade night though.
Note to self, don't post links with information as it will get shot down by randomsThis intel had already been mentioned on here along with plenty of other alternatives...
It's a big guessing game.
Information from Jay Clarke
The Kangaroos could shuffle back from pick two in a swap with Adelaide where Tauru could still be available if North elects to take the backman over another jet midfielder.
Carlton has pick three and are strongly considering O’Sullivan – who is Sam Walsh’s cousin, as well as South Australian midfielder Sid Draper, and Oakleigh ball magnet Jagga Smith.
Adelaide at pick four could overlook the local talent Draper if he was still available for big-bodied 190cm onballer Harvey Langford to help give the Crows some midfield size and strength.
The Crows overlooked local talent Brad Ebert for champion midfielder Patrick Dangerfield amid significant backlash from fans in 2007 and a similar situation could unfold this week with the 180cm Draper from South Adelaide
No, keep posting like many others post what journalists are saying.Note to self, don't post links with information as it will get shot down by randoms
I would too, but haven't they ruled it out?Still think Richmond could try and get pick 2
I think I would if I was them
Information from Jay Clarke
The Kangaroos could shuffle back from pick two in a swap with Adelaide where Tauru could still be available if North elects to take the backman over another jet midfielder.
Carlton has pick three and are strongly considering O’Sullivan – who is Sam Walsh’s cousin, as well as South Australian midfielder Sid Draper, and Oakleigh ball magnet Jagga Smith.
Adelaide at pick four could overlook the local talent Draper if he was still available for big-bodied 190cm onballer Harvey Langford to help give the Crows some midfield size and strength.
The Crows overlooked local talent Brad Ebert for champion midfielder Patrick Dangerfield amid significant backlash from fans in 2007 and a similar situation could unfold this week with the 180cm Draper from South Adelaide
When they do re drafts in years to come of this draft it wouldn’t surprise me if this kid is in the top 5
You also wonder if there would be much more fanfare if he was regularly having 20 possession games in Coates league instead of 30 possession games in WAFL U18s
And if he comes off we had him and TT playing forward and ruck and swapping we wouldn’t really need a regular ruck
Shame we don’t have flexibility to draft him or Dodson
Need Elon Musk to take over BF so they leave (and film a teary video telling us as much).Need to cut heavily into the posters
Information from Jay Clarke
The Kangaroos could shuffle back from pick two in a swap with Adelaide where Tauru could still be available if North elects to take the backman over another jet midfielder.
Carlton has pick three and are strongly considering O’Sullivan – who is Sam Walsh’s cousin, as well as South Australian midfielder Sid Draper, and Oakleigh ball magnet Jagga Smith.
Adelaide at pick four could overlook the local talent Draper if he was still available for big-bodied 190cm onballer Harvey Langford to help give the Crows some midfield size and strength.
The Crows overlooked local talent Brad Ebert for champion midfielder Patrick Dangerfield amid significant backlash from fans in 2007 and a similar situation could unfold this week with the 180cm Draper from South Adelaide
We were always taking Thilthorpe in 2020 even if he was from Antartica - clearly the best talent after JUH.Anything can happen... Last year I'm pretty sure nobody had Curtin sliding to us... He was supposed to be a top 3 pick. And if you asked anyone if we could get Curtin, they'd fall off their chair.
If i were a north fan, id be pretty annoyed that somehow everyone knew who they were picking 2 months out which appears to have weakened their bargaining position.
My current position is we will draft Draper if he's available given he is from SA. Same factor as to why we selected TT at 1 effectively. However i probably would rather Smith.
I really don't want FOS.
That's the only pick I feel nervous about - lack of progress this year seems worrying.
Smith or Draper for mine.