Re: 2012 Draft - Who do you like?
Don't how good these guys are on picking players but makes a good read:
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1. Lachie Whitfield (GWS) – Dandenong Stingrays VIC
A member of the AIS-AFL Academy for the past two years. He was an eye catcher in the Academy-Box Hill game earlier this year and has been regularly playing school footy this year. Skilful midfielder with exquisite skills. After the Draft Combine was widely regarded to be head and shoulders above the rest with the possible exception of Joe Daniher.
2. Jimmy Toumpas (Gold Coast) – Woodville West Torrens SA
A hard-running utility with excellent disposals on both sides of the body and with the physique that would allow him to compete immediately.
3. Brodie Grundy (Melb) – Sturt SA
A rapidly improving player from a basketball background and, at 200cm, widely regarded as the best ruck prospect in this year’s draft. Compared to a young Dean Cox.
4. Oliver Wines (Melb) – Bendigo Pioneers VIC
The hard-at-it midfielder from Echuca is regarded as one of the best inside midfielders in this year’s draft.
5. Jono O’Rouke (WB) – Calder Cannons VIC
Smart midfielder has had two years through the AIS-AFL Academy and is considered to be among the top on-ballers heading into this year’s draft.
6. Lachlan Plowman (WB) – Calder Cannons VIC
Is considered to be one of the better key position players heading into this year’s draft even though he missed the national carnival because of a serious elbow injury. Has been among the better players at the Calder Cannons this season and really lifted his profile at this year’s Draft Combine.
7. Jackson Macrae (Port) – Oakleigh Chargers VIC
Plays big in big games and is a ball magnet on his hot days. Utility player that can also kick a bag of goals after booting six against Tassie as well as scoring the match winning golden point for Oakleigh in the TAC Cup Grand Final where he was also awarded the medal for best on ground.
8. Sam Mayes (Brisbane) – North Adelaide SA
Despite a low profile national carnival performance, the All-Australian centre half forward has shown glimpses of his potential and has been compared to Collingwood’s Scott Pendlebury but more explosive on the run.
9. Taylor Garner (Richmond) – Dandenong Stingrays VIC
Named in the All-Australian team, Garner has super elite marking skills overhead and can win the contested ball.
10. Joe Daniher (Essendon) (F/S) – Calder Cannons VIC
The Daniher family is the gift that keeps on giving for Essendon. Joe Daniher was a father-son nomination for the Bombers and in bidding will cost them the 10th pick in this year’s draft. Has developed into one of the TAC Cup’s key forwards and has the attributes of becoming a dominant asset for the Bombers in future years.
Don't how good these guys are on picking players but makes a good read:
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1. Lachie Whitfield (GWS) – Dandenong Stingrays VIC
A member of the AIS-AFL Academy for the past two years. He was an eye catcher in the Academy-Box Hill game earlier this year and has been regularly playing school footy this year. Skilful midfielder with exquisite skills. After the Draft Combine was widely regarded to be head and shoulders above the rest with the possible exception of Joe Daniher.
2. Jimmy Toumpas (Gold Coast) – Woodville West Torrens SA
A hard-running utility with excellent disposals on both sides of the body and with the physique that would allow him to compete immediately.
3. Brodie Grundy (Melb) – Sturt SA
A rapidly improving player from a basketball background and, at 200cm, widely regarded as the best ruck prospect in this year’s draft. Compared to a young Dean Cox.
4. Oliver Wines (Melb) – Bendigo Pioneers VIC
The hard-at-it midfielder from Echuca is regarded as one of the best inside midfielders in this year’s draft.
5. Jono O’Rouke (WB) – Calder Cannons VIC
Smart midfielder has had two years through the AIS-AFL Academy and is considered to be among the top on-ballers heading into this year’s draft.
6. Lachlan Plowman (WB) – Calder Cannons VIC
Is considered to be one of the better key position players heading into this year’s draft even though he missed the national carnival because of a serious elbow injury. Has been among the better players at the Calder Cannons this season and really lifted his profile at this year’s Draft Combine.
7. Jackson Macrae (Port) – Oakleigh Chargers VIC
Plays big in big games and is a ball magnet on his hot days. Utility player that can also kick a bag of goals after booting six against Tassie as well as scoring the match winning golden point for Oakleigh in the TAC Cup Grand Final where he was also awarded the medal for best on ground.
8. Sam Mayes (Brisbane) – North Adelaide SA
Despite a low profile national carnival performance, the All-Australian centre half forward has shown glimpses of his potential and has been compared to Collingwood’s Scott Pendlebury but more explosive on the run.
9. Taylor Garner (Richmond) – Dandenong Stingrays VIC
Named in the All-Australian team, Garner has super elite marking skills overhead and can win the contested ball.
10. Joe Daniher (Essendon) (F/S) – Calder Cannons VIC
The Daniher family is the gift that keeps on giving for Essendon. Joe Daniher was a father-son nomination for the Bombers and in bidding will cost them the 10th pick in this year’s draft. Has developed into one of the TAC Cup’s key forwards and has the attributes of becoming a dominant asset for the Bombers in future years.
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