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Given Gold Coast have 3 x highly rated academy kids this year, they are the obvious target to trade up with our two picks, giving them a points surplus and getting us ahead of any Croft bid. We could even trade out a future pick or two, then try to trade back into the second round to pick up a slider.Western Bulldogs: 2016 PremiersComment
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Jordan on one side and Rory Lobb on the other, we revolutionise the game again.Western Bulldogs: 2016 PremiersComment
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So...they can if they like...but they're gonna have to trade up to get a pick in order to do that...and I'm pretty sure they cant use their 2024 picks to trade up so....What should I tell her? She's going to ask.Comment
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If they?re first to bid great! From memory their first chance will be the GWS 2nd rounder (say mid 20?s). After we give them back their second rounder for Lohmann, then we can use a bunch of late picks. So I hope the first bid is from Brisbane.Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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From today's paper. From "Shifter" Sheehan. The top 30 draft prospects.
JORDAN CROFT
Calder Cannons/Maribyrnong Park FS/Maribyrnong SC
Date of Birth 12/05/05; Height 200cm; Weight 80kg
NAB League Average Ranking Points: 120 points (4 games)
A tall forward who is lightly-built but extremely athletic, Croft uses his mobility and height to create opportunities as a marking forward. He only fully focused on a potential AFL career last year after pursuing volleyball as his sport, before showing immediate potential for the Cannons. Croft provided a glimpse of his capabilities in a recent Coates Talent League match against the Northern Territory, where he kicked five goals from his 12 disposals and 2 marks. He followed up that performance with four goals for Victoria Metro against the Young Guns in a challenge match, with his speed and precise kicking being features of his game. He is eligible to join the Western Bulldogs under father-son rules given he is the son of former AFL star Matthew Croft, who played 186 games for the club.Comment
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From today's paper. From "Shifter" Sheehan. The top 30 draft prospects.
JORDAN CROFT
Calder Cannons/Maribyrnong Park FS/Maribyrnong SC
Date of Birth 12/05/05; Height 200cm; Weight 80kg
NAB League Average Ranking Points: 120 points (4 games)
A tall forward who is lightly-built but extremely athletic, Croft uses his mobility and height to create opportunities as a marking forward. He only fully focused on a potential AFL career last year after pursuing volleyball as his sport, before showing immediate potential for the Cannons. Croft provided a glimpse of his capabilities in a recent Coates Talent League match against the Northern Territory, where he kicked five goals from his 12 disposals and 2 marks. He followed up that performance with four goals for Victoria Metro against the Young Guns in a challenge match, with his speed and precise kicking being features of his game. He is eligible to join the Western Bulldogs under father-son rules given he is the son of former AFL star Matthew Croft, who played 186 games for the club.
Seems extremely early to put him in the top 30 after so little games.Bring back the biffComment
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I don't think it's strange for him to do that.Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"Comment
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Remember the old adage - when they have been playing footy....look back to see where they've come from. When they're new to the sport, you have to 'look forward' and project.
He's projecting as Joe Daniher mate.What should I tell her? She's going to ask.Comment
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Umm - he's a 200cm tall forward with a Dad who played AFL footy and it sounds like elite attributes.
Remember the old adage - when they have been playing footy....look back to see where they've come from. When they're new to the sport, you have to 'look forward' and project.
He's projecting as Joe Daniher mate.Comment
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I'm thinking the same. If he kicks goals in the champs (and I suspect he will) then look out...What should I tell her? She's going to ask.Comment
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You take him in the draft and then trade out Naughts or English next year for a quality mid. Sweet goes to the ruck. Darcy developing with Buss and Croft.
Need to win a flag this year!Comment
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