Competitions Brisbane board mock draft - Round 4

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interesting pick. Curious how did you approach pick 8 knowing me & the swans were inbetween your 8 & 10. Did you take a gamble on Setterfield being available at 10?
My intentions were to always get 4 particular boys. Jack Bowes was no longer available at 6 and i couldn't match in this scenario. So i just brought forward my other picks. Was hoping to get Bowes at 8 and Scrimshaw at 10.
 

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Checking in seeing some great players have been picked just thought I would mention Tim Taranto was on SEN today he really impressed me would have no problems picking him at 3 if my heart wasn't set on drafting Ainsworth

Im also very comfortable in picking Taranto at 3. We should also bid on Setterfield to force GWS to burn draft points which will help later on
 
Im also very comfortable in picking Taranto at 3. We should also bid on Setterfield to force GWS to burn draft points which will help later on

Think he (Taranto) is firmly in the mix at 2 if Bombers were to take McGrath....
 

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Pick 12

Tim ENGLISH

Ht: 203cm | Wt: 86kg | South Fremantle

Scouting notes: Slender frame. Elite field kick for anyone – let alone ruckman. Tap-work adequate. Transitions well in general play and willing tackler. Needs to improve contested marking.
 
Apologies, golf was great this morning.

Port Adelaide pick Josh Battle with pick 14.

It may be a shock but with butcher and Schultz no longer at the club picking up one of the best young key forward in competition will be a key element of port Adelaides draft strategy. He had a great vic country tournament and a terrific finals series for the stringrays. The doubts about him being undersized may prove true but he is a proven goal kicker in the jack gunstan mould which should add to the port Adelaide list.
 
GWS Pick 15 - Perryman gws academy will write more soon

**thanks to Knightmare for the below **
Harry Perryman (NSW/ACT - GWS Academy)
Best position:
Inside midfield/general defence
Height, weight: 184cm, 75kg
Recruited from: Collingullie-GP
Plays like: Rory Sloane
Projected draft range: first round
Rated last month: 7
Rationale behind ranking/change of ranking: With little exposure since the finish of the under-18 championships, no movement necessary.
Strengths:
- Production
- Football smarts
- Win first-possession at stoppages
- Contested-ball winning ability at stoppages and around the ground
- Tackling
- Strong mark overhead
- Contested marking
- Strength and smarts in one-on-one contests
- Footskills reliable over variety of distances
- Quick and clean hands
- Versatility to play midfield, back and forward well
- High work rate and covers the ground well
Weaknesses:
- Pace and athleticism only average

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Pick 16 Brisbane Lions select Sam Powell-Pepper - East Perth

My strategy here was best available, based on the fact I'll be able to get a HBF later on (there are a few still available and in the same range, so not too concerned about missing out on a particular player).
I love SPP's aggression and his hard-at-it attitude to footy. Throw him and Rhys Mathieson in the centre square and opposition teams will know they're going to war. Not only is Sam tough but he's also extremely versatile, having successfully spent time at HFF, HBF and through the midfield. Forward of centre he reminds me of Dustin Martin with his willingness to take on tacklers, use the don't argue and also his love for a goal. In the WAFL Colts grand final this year SPP had 22 touches, 7 tackles and 4 goals to almost single-handily carry East Perth to the flag, illustrating his ability to perform on the big stage.
Despite his stocky build (he looks like a seasoned country footballer) he's fleet of foot and has good endurance. SPP will be ready to go round 1, probably in the forward half.

There are concerns over his disposal by foot, but from the vision I've seen he's a very good finisher in front of goal. My concern, at least early in his career, will be adapting to AFL footy. I think SPP uses his body very well at under-18 level against smaller bodies but he won't reap the same results against professional footballers.

Hornet1 you're up
 

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