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  • divvydan
    WOOF Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 1502

    #31
    Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

    Originally posted by PWebb
    Just curious, has any club had as much success as we have with Rookies? Morris, Harbrow, Boyd, now Moles
    Rookie list has been great for a number of clubs.

    Here is a team and a whole bunch of others;

    All-time Rookie Draft Team

    B: Nathan Bassett 210 games Mal Michael 238 games Ben Rutten 126 games

    HB: Tarkyn Lockyear 216 games Nathan Bock 100 games Nick Maxwell 118 games

    C: James McDonald (VC) 235 games Brett Kirk (C) 217 games Danyle Pearce 93 games

    HF: Aaron Davey 119 games Quentin Lynch 150 games Max Rooke 134 games

    F: Jason Porplyzia 68 games Russell Robertson 228 games Stephen Milne 188 games

    Ruck: Dean Cox 180 games Matthew Boyd 140 games Brad Sewell 104 games

    Bench: Aaron Sandilands 135 games Chad Fletcher 179 games Matthew Bishop 150 games Tadhg Kennelly158 games

    The unlucky ones: Dean Brogan, Darren Jolly, Michael Osborne, Michael Firrito, Josh Drummond, Nathan Foley, Matt Priddis, Clinton Young, Mark Johnson, Dale Morris, Andrew Carrazzo, Bret Thornton, Nathan Carroll, Michael Doughty, Shannon Byrnes, Damien Peverill, Nathan Lovett-Murray, Andrew Lovett, Robert Copeland, Joel Patfull, Stephen Gilham, Robert Campbell

    Certainly has a history of finding key backmen and ruckmen but not as successful in finding key forwards.

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    • AndrewP6
      Bulldog Team of the Century
      • Jan 2009
      • 8142

      #32
      Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

      Originally posted by divvydan
      Rookie list has been great for a number of clubs.

      Here is a team and a whole bunch of others;

      All-time Rookie Draft Team

      B: Nathan Bassett 210 games Mal Michael 238 games Ben Rutten 126 games

      HB: Tarkyn Lockyear 216 games Nathan Bock 100 games Nick Maxwell 118 games

      C: James McDonald (VC) 235 games Brett Kirk (C) 217 games Danyle Pearce 93 games

      HF: Aaron Davey 119 games Quentin Lynch 150 games Max Rooke 134 games

      F: Jason Porplyzia 68 games Russell Robertson 228 games Stephen Milne 188 games

      Ruck: Dean Cox 180 games Matthew Boyd 140 games Brad Sewell 104 games

      Bench: Aaron Sandilands 135 games Chad Fletcher 179 games Matthew Bishop 150 games Tadhg Kennelly158 games

      The unlucky ones: Dean Brogan, Darren Jolly, Michael Osborne, Michael Firrito, Josh Drummond, Nathan Foley, Matt Priddis, Clinton Young, Mark Johnson, Dale Morris, Andrew Carrazzo, Bret Thornton, Nathan Carroll, Michael Doughty, Shannon Byrnes, Damien Peverill, Nathan Lovett-Murray, Andrew Lovett, Robert Copeland, Joel Patfull, Stephen Gilham, Robert Campbell

      Certainly has a history of finding key backmen and ruckmen but not as successful in finding key forwards.

      Wow, that's impressive... never realised some of those blokes were off rookie lists.
      [B][COLOR="#0000CD"]Our club was born in blood and boots, not in AFL focus groups.[/COLOR][/B]

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      • westdog54
        Bulldog Team of the Century
        • Jan 2007
        • 6686

        #33
        Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

        Originally posted by The Adelaide Connection
        I threw Moles in my Dreamteam after the first game and continue to be impressed.

        My only concern is what happens when the player that is on the Long term injury list (Howard?) recovers? Does that mean he goes back on the rookie list because we have no space?
        Unless someone else is injured long term, he goes back to the rookie list.

        I think there's a rule about a certain time where we can promote a rookie to the senior list regardless of injury.

        TCD, can you help me on this one?

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        • AndrewP6
          Bulldog Team of the Century
          • Jan 2009
          • 8142

          #34
          Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

          Originally posted by westdog54

          One of the first thoughts that came to my mind
          Jeez that's a funny movie... hadn't seen it in a while, thanks for the clip!

          On the "Mole" theme, anyone remember John Candy in "Uncle Buck"? - (Skip to about the two minute mark for the best bit!)

          [B][COLOR="#0000CD"]Our club was born in blood and boots, not in AFL focus groups.[/COLOR][/B]

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          • jazzadogs
            Bulldog Team of the Century
            • Oct 2008
            • 5839

            #35
            Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

            Originally posted by westdog54
            Unless someone else is injured long term, he goes back to the rookie list.

            I think there's a rule about a certain time where we can promote a rookie to the senior list regardless of injury.

            TCD, can you help me on this one?
            I believe it's round 11, but TCD will no doubt be able to confirm. A similar thing happened with Picken last year.

            In that "Greatest team of Rookies" I'd have Morris in ahead of Maxwell. Not being biased, Morris is just a better footballer.

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            • anfo27
              WOOF Member
              • Aug 2009
              • 2003

              #36
              Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

              Originally posted by BornInDroopSt'54
              Well done son-of Dimma.
              From the first game i saw him i thought he reminded me of Dimma.

              If Hahn and Ward play first round as the papers tend to suggest then it looks to be out of Everitt & Moles for that last spot.

              Would like to have Brodie in the dreamteam just not sure how long he will last if he does get a go.

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              • Dry Rot
                Bulldog Team of the Century
                • Jan 2007
                • 6471

                #37
                Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                Originally posted by divvydan
                Rookie list has been great for a number of clubs.

                Here is a team and a whole bunch of others;

                All-time Rookie Draft Team

                B: Nathan Bassett 210 games Mal Michael 238 games Ben Rutten 126 games

                HB: Tarkyn Lockyear 216 games Nathan Bock 100 games Nick Maxwell 118 games

                C: James McDonald (VC) 235 games Brett Kirk (C) 217 games Danyle Pearce 93 games

                HF: Aaron Davey 119 games Quentin Lynch 150 games Max Rooke 134 games

                F: Jason Porplyzia 68 games Russell Robertson 228 games Stephen Milne 188 games

                Ruck: Dean Cox 180 games Matthew Boyd 140 games Brad Sewell 104 games

                Bench: Aaron Sandilands 135 games Chad Fletcher 179 games Matthew Bishop 150 games Tadhg Kennelly158 games

                The unlucky ones: Dean Brogan, Darren Jolly, Michael Osborne, Michael Firrito, Josh Drummond, Nathan Foley, Matt Priddis, Clinton Young, Mark Johnson, Dale Morris, Andrew Carrazzo, Bret Thornton, Nathan Carroll, Michael Doughty, Shannon Byrnes, Damien Peverill, Nathan Lovett-Murray, Andrew Lovett, Robert Copeland, Joel Patfull, Stephen Gilham, Robert Campbell

                Certainly has a history of finding key backmen and ruckmen but not as successful in finding key forwards.
                Terrific post!

                Bold bit is interesting - forwards and midfielders tend to get the most attention/most valued by recruiters and coaches.
                The fight is here; I need ammunition, not a ride.

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                • alwaysadog
                  Senior Player
                  • Dec 2006
                  • 1436

                  #38
                  Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                  Met him tonight at the season launch and congratulated him on his elevation. He says it's all speculation and he's not sure about round one, but aims to make the most of any opportunity he gets.

                  A very personable and committed young man.
                  [I]I believe there's nothing on this earth that we own. All we do is look after it for our children - Terry Wheeler[/I]

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                  • Doc26
                    Coaching Staff
                    • Sep 2009
                    • 3087

                    #39
                    Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                    Originally posted by anfo27
                    If Hahn and Ward play first round as the papers tend to suggest then it looks to be out of Everitt & Moles for that last spot.
                    Cal has a 4 week injury and unfortunately wont be there for Round 1.

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                    • comrade
                      Hall of Fame
                      • Jun 2008
                      • 18103

                      #40
                      Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                      Originally posted by Doc26
                      Cal has a 4 week injury and unfortunately wont be there for Round 1.
                      Source?
                      Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.

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                      • The Pie Man
                        Coaching Staff
                        • May 2008
                        • 3505

                        #41
                        Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                        Originally posted by alwaysadog
                        Met him tonight at the season launch and congratulated him on his elevation. He says it's all speculation and he's not sure about round one, but aims to make the most of any opportunity he gets.

                        A very personable and committed young man.
                        There's been nothing on the AFL website to officially annoucne this - they announced 7 rookie elevations earlier this week, but Moles name was not amongst them.

                        Float Along - Fill Your Lungs

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                        • Doc26
                          Coaching Staff
                          • Sep 2009
                          • 3087

                          #42
                          Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                          Originally posted by comrade
                          Source?
                          I'm the source The injury was sustained on Cal's delivery into the forward line in the same piece of play that ended in Mitch's injury.

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                          • comrade
                            Hall of Fame
                            • Jun 2008
                            • 18103

                            #43
                            Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                            Originally posted by Doc26
                            I'm the source The injury was sustained on Cal's delivery into the forward line in the same piece of play that ended in Mitch's injury.
                            That's a shame. I thought he was in the clear with reports that a scan showed no serious damage - is it a one off type injury or something more nefarious (OP)?

                            So we'll definitely be without Ward, Johnno, and Eagle for Round 1, with Hahn also looking unlikely.

                            Provides a good opportunity for the guys on the fringe to put their hand up.
                            Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.

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                            • Doc26
                              Coaching Staff
                              • Sep 2009
                              • 3087

                              #44
                              Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                              Originally posted by comrade
                              That's a shame. I thought he was in the clear with reports that a scan showed no serious damage - is it a one off type injury or something more nefarious (OP)?

                              So we'll definitely be without Ward, Johnno, and Eagle for Round 1, with Hahn also looking unlikely.

                              Provides a good opportunity for the guys on the fringe to put their hand up.
                              Well hopefully is a one off injury and does not appear related to OP. Not a serious injury.

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                              • comrade
                                Hall of Fame
                                • Jun 2008
                                • 18103

                                #45
                                Re: Bulldogs offer rookie Brodie Moles a just reward

                                Originally posted by Doc26
                                Well hopefully is a one off injury and does not appear related to OP. Not a serious injury.
                                Cheers Doc.
                                Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.

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