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  • GVGjr
    Moderator
    • Nov 2006
    • 45531

    #1

    WOOF Phantom Drafts

    It would be good to capture some 2017 Draft predictions from our WOOF members. If you feel inclined, please add them here.
    Here is my updated list from earlier in the year. Draft effort #1

    My 2nd effort:

    1) Cameron Rayner (1)
    2) Luke Davies-Uniacke (2)
    3) Jaiydn Stephenson (3)
    4) Adam Cerra (6)
    5) Jarrod Brander (7)
    6) Darcy Fogarty (4)
    7) Paddy Dow (12)
    8) Patrick Naish (14)
    9) Andrew Brayshaw (19)
    10) Jack Higgins (5)
    11) Lochie O'Brien (16)
    12) Nick Coffield (11)
    13) Noah Balta (22)
    14) Lachlan Fogarty (18)
    15) Hunter Clark (17)
    16) Aaron Naughton (23)
    17) Connor Ballenden (21)
    18) Sam Hayes (8)
    19) Charlie Constable (15)
    20) Oscar Allen (13)
    21) Joel Garner (10)
    22) Nathan Murphy (*)
    23) Gryan Miers (*)
    24) Oscar Clavarino (20)
    25) Callum Coleman-Jones (26)
    26) James Worpel (27)
    27) Brayden Crossley (24)
    28) Nathan Kreuger (29)
    29) Matthew Ling (25)
    30) Brayden Ainsworth (*)

    Off from the previous top 30 list : James Sutherland, Jack Petruccelle, Jackson Edwards
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  • boydogs
    WOOF Member
    • Apr 2009
    • 5845

    #2
    Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

    Naish is a Richmond Father/Son yeah? You think they would pass with pick 15+ when he's a top 8 prospect?
    If you kicked five goals and Tom Boyd kicked five goals, Tom Boyd kicked more goals than you.

    Formerly gogriff

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    • GVGjr
      Moderator
      • Nov 2006
      • 45531

      #3
      Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

      Originally posted by boydogs
      Naish is a Richmond Father/Son yeah? You think they would pass with pick 15+ when he's a top 8 prospect?
      I've just ranked the players where I see them. I suspect the Tiges will match any early bid or potentially trade up to secure some more points. Naish was a bit down today so I'm not sure if that hurts his position. It might suit Richmond
      Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"

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      • KT31
        WOOF Member
        • Jul 2008
        • 5455

        #4
        Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

        We will never get Stephenson if you rate him that high G.
        It's better to die on our feet than live on our knees.

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        • GVGjr
          Moderator
          • Nov 2006
          • 45531

          #5
          Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

          Originally posted by KT31
          We will never get Stephenson if you rate him that high G.
          Saw him today, he was probably Easterns best player in a losing side though they were 50 points up at one stage.
          He must know he is going to be drafted early, he has chopped off the long locks
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          • Missing Dog
            WOOF Member
            • Jan 2007
            • 8501

            #6
            Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

            This is mine

            1. Cameron Rayner
            2. Adam Cerra
            3. Luke Davies-Uniacke
            4. Paddy Dow
            5. Andrew Brayshaw
            6. Jaiydn Stephenson
            7. Darcy Fogarty
            8. Noah Balta
            9. Jarrod Brander
            10. Nick Coffield
            11. Jack Higgins
            12. Lochie O'Brien
            13. Aaron Naughton
            14. Charlie Constable
            15. Connor Ballenden
            16. Hunter Clark
            17. Sam Hayes
            18. Nathan Murphy
            19. Patrick Naish
            20. Ed Richards
            21. Joel Garner
            22. Tim Kelly
            23. Lachlan Fogarty
            24. Oscar Allen
            25. Matthew Ling
            26. Harrison Petty
            27. Oscar Clavarino
            28. Jackson Ross
            29. James Worpel
            30. Brandon Starcevich

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            • Remi Moses
              WOOF Member
              • Jan 2009
              • 14785

              #7
              Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

              Joel Garner? Don't tell me he's 6 ft 7 and of West Indian decent

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              • GVGjr
                Moderator
                • Nov 2006
                • 45531

                #8
                Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

                Thanks Bulldogsman

                I like your rating of Andrew Brayshaw and I think I have him to low in mine. I think he would suit us.

                Constable, Clark and Murphy are excellent players. I'm a little surprised by your rating of Lachlan Fogarty who I think has a great goal sense, skills and applies a lot of pressure with his tackling.

                I mentioned Jackson Ross as a top 40 player the other day but you're probably a lot closer to the mark

                Thanks again
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                • Missing Dog
                  WOOF Member
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 8501

                  #9
                  Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

                  Originally posted by GVGjr
                  Thanks Bulldogsman

                  I like your rating of Andrew Brayshaw and I think I have him to low in mine. I think he would suit us.

                  Constable, Clark and Murphy are excellent players. I'm a little surprised by your rating of Lachlan Fogarty who I think has a great goal sense, skills and applies a lot of pressure with his tackling.

                  I mentioned Jackson Ross as a top 40 player the other day but you're probably a lot closer to the mark

                  Thanks again
                  Brayshaw would be good. He has a nice burst of speed and good kicking skills. We don't have a lot of these. I like Coffield and Darcy Fogarty for us as well.

                  I don't tend to notice Lachlan Fogarty much. Seems good in a lot of areas, not sure he possesses anything too outstanding? I think there's others with higher potential.

                  I'm most surprised on your rating of Patrick Naish. Do you think we should place a bid on him?

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                  • Missing Dog
                    WOOF Member
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 8501

                    #10
                    Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

                    Originally posted by Remi Moses
                    Joel Garner? Don't tell me he's 6 ft 7 and of West Indian decent
                    Would be nice if he was 6 ft 7. He's not too dissimilar to Luke Hodge in the way he plays.

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                    • GVGjr
                      Moderator
                      • Nov 2006
                      • 45531

                      #11
                      Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

                      Originally posted by bulldogsman
                      Brayshaw would be good. He has a nice burst of speed and good kicking skills. We don't have a lot of these. I like Coffield and Darcy Fogarty for us as well.

                      I don't tend to notice Lachlan Fogarty much. Seems good in a lot of areas, not sure he possesses anything too outstanding? I think there's others with higher potential.

                      I'm most surprised on your rating of Patrick Naish. Do you think we should place a bid on him?
                      Like Lachlan Fogarty, Coffield is a Doggies supporter and I've watched him in recent weeks play more as a midfielder and he is very much an outside player. Ideally suited to a role off half back or on a wing. He kicks the ball well into the 50mtr arc

                      Brayshaw has improved all season and I think it's fair to say he's been noticeably better in the 2nd half of the season and particularly the last 6 or 8 weeks. Thats normally a trend that appeals to our recruiting team.

                      Hamish Brayshaw is also worth considering with a later pick

                      How do rate Dragon team mates Constable and Murphy? There might be a query on Constables leg speed but I still think he is a good player. Murphy is coming from a way back but there is something about him that appeals.

                      Re Naish I saw 2 or 3 cracking games earlier in the year and I like his goal sense. I probably have him too high.
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                      • Missing Dog
                        WOOF Member
                        • Jan 2007
                        • 8501

                        #12
                        Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

                        Originally posted by GVGjr
                        Like Lachlan Fogarty, Coffield is a Doggies supporter and I've watched him in recent weeks play more as a midfielder and he is very much an outside player. Ideally suited to a role off half back or on a wing. He kicks the ball well into the 50mtr arc

                        Brayshaw has improved all season and I think it's fair to say he's been noticeably better in the 2nd half of the season and particularly the last 6 or 8 weeks. Thats normally a trend that appeals to our recruiting team.

                        Hamish Brayshaw is also worth considering with a later pick

                        How do rate Dragon team mates Constable and Murphy? There might be a query on Constables leg speed but I still think he is a good player. Murphy is coming from a way back but there is something about him that appeals.

                        Re Naish I saw 2 or 3 cracking games earlier in the year and I like his goal sense. I probably have him too high.
                        Good call on A Brayshaw. The only thing is, he might be doing a Clayton Oliver. As in rising up the rankings too far for us.

                        Hamish has been good the last few weeks.

                        I've liked what I've seen of Murphy so far, I've only seen the one game. His one on one work looked very good, as did his kicking. Looks like he's named this week and I'll be keeping a close eye on him.

                        Constable is a good, safe bet I think. He would appeal to Dalrymple too as I see a lot traits he will like. Elite hands, good vision, big body, competitive, footy smart etc. I think he will do very well if used mainly as an inside midfielder and he seems very comfortable down back as well. Not sure he really adds anything different to the side though.

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                        • bulldogtragic
                          The List Manager
                          • Jan 2007
                          • 34289

                          #13
                          Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

                          Twomey has Coffield going at 9, and thus to us. If we don't trade it.
                          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'. 15/7/2023

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                          • The Doctor
                            Coaching Staff
                            • Jan 2007
                            • 3709

                            #14
                            Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

                            Originally posted by bulldogtragic
                            Twomey has Coffield going at 9, and thus to us. If we don't trade it.
                            is there a link?
                            Listening to Brahm's 3rd Racket

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                            • bulldogtragic
                              The List Manager
                              • Jan 2007
                              • 34289

                              #15
                              Re: WOOF Phantom Drafts

                              Originally posted by The Doctor
                              is there a link?
                              It was via tweets on trade radio from the day I posted. I think it was his top 20 or top 25.
                              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'. 15/7/2023

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