National Draft Order

[Bornadog]

UPDATED

INDICATIVE NAB AFL Draft order as at October 22, 2012

ROUND ONE

1. Greater Western Sydney
2. Greater Western Sydney
3. Greater Western Sydney
4. Melbourne (GWS compensation - Tom Scully)
5. Western Bulldogs
6. Western Bulldogs (GWS compensation - Callan Ward)
7. Port Adelaide
8. Brisbane Lions
9. Richmond
10. Essendon (father-son selection committed to Joe Daniher)
11. Carlton
12. Greater Western Sydney
13. St Kilda (FA compensation - Brendon Goddard)
14. Greater Western Sydney
15. North Melbourne
16. Geelong
17. Fremantle
18. Collingwood
19. Collingwood
20. Adelaide
21. Collingwood (GWS compensation - originally via Adelaide - Phil Davis)
22. Western Bulldogs
23. Sydney Swans

END OF ROUND ONE
24. Brisbane Lions (GC compensation - Michael Rischitelli)

ROUND TWO

25. St Kilda
26. Gold Coast
27. Melbourne (father-son selection committed to Jack Viney)
28. Hawthorn
29. Port Adelaide
30. Port Adelaide (FA compensation - Danyle Pearce)
31. Port Adelaide (FA compensation - Troy Chaplin)
32. Richmond (GC compensation - originally via Port Adelaide - Nathan Krakouer)
33. Brisbane Lions
34. Richmond
35. Essendon
36. Carlton
37. St Kilda
38. North Melbourne
39. North Melbourne
40. Fremantle
41. West Coast
42. Collingwood
43. Richmond
44. Western Bulldogs
45. Sydney Swans

ROUND THREE

46. St Kilda
47. Gold Coast
48. Collingwood
49. Melbourne (FA compensation - net result for Brent Moloney and Jared Rivers)
50. Western Bulldogs (father-son selection committed to Lachie Hunter)
51. Western Bulldogs (GWS compensation - Sam Reid)
52. Essendon
53. Brisbane Lions
54. Adelaide
55. Essendon
56. Carlton
57. St Kilda
58. North Melbourne
59. Geelong
60. Fremantle
61. West Coast
62. West Coast (FA compensation - Quinten Lynch)
63. Melbourne
64. Adelaide
65. Hawthorn
66. Hawthorn (FA compensation - Clinton Young)
67. Sydney Swans

ROUND FOUR

68. Greater Western Sydney
69. Greater Western Sydney
70. Melbourne
71. Western Bulldogs
72. Port Adelaide
73. Brisbane Lions
74. Richmond
75. Essendon
76. Carlton
77. St Kilda
78. North Melbourne
79. Geelong
80. Fremantle
81. West Coast
82. Collingwood
83. Adelaide
84. Hawthorn
85. Sydney Swans

ROUND FIVE

86. Greater Western Sydney
87. Gold Coast
88. Melbourne
89. Western Bulldogs
90. Port Adelaide
91. Brisbane Lions
92. Richmond
93. Essendon
94. Carlton
95. St Kilda
96. North Melbourne
97. Geelong
98. Fremantle
99. West Coast
100. Collingwood
101. Adelaide
102. Hawthorn
103. Sydney Swans

ROUND SIX

104. Greater Western Sydney
105. Gold Coast
106. Melbourne
107. Western Bulldogs
108. Port Adelaide
109. Brisbane Lions
110. Richmond
111. Essendon
112. Carlton
113. St Kilda
114. North Melbourne
115. Geelong
116. Fremantle
117. West Coast
118. Collingwood
119. Adelaide
120. Hawthorn
121. Sydney Swans

ROUND SEVEN

122. Greater Western Sydney
123. Gold Coast
124. Melbourne
125. Western Bulldogs
126. Port Adelaide
127. Brisbane Lions
128. Richmond
129. Essendon
130. Carlton
131. St Kilda
132. North Melbourne
133. Geelong
134. Fremantle
135. West Coast
136. Collingwood
137. Adelaide
138. Hawthorn
139. Sydney Swans

[Bornadog]

Re: National Draft Order

The Westernbulldogs are well placed heading into the 2012 Trade and Draft Period with five selections inside 50, including two prized top ten picks (five and six).

During the 3-week trade period, commencing on Monday 8th of October, all clubs will be looking to enhance their list and position themselves for what appears to be a bumper crop of draftees this season.

The Western Bulldogs will have picks five, six, 27, 46, 47, 65, 83, 101 and 119 available to them at the beginning of the trade period.

[The Coon Dog]

Re: National Draft Order

The Western Bulldogs will have picks five, six, 27, 46, 47, 65, 83, 101 and 119 available to them at the beginning of the trade period.

Unless they are compelled to use one of these selection on Father/Son prospect, Lachlan Hunter, which we all know takes place before the trade period.

[KT31]

Re: National Draft Order

Unless they are compelled to use one of these selection on Father/Son prospect, Lachlan Hunter, which we all know takes place before the trade period.

Imagine it would be after our first three pick.

[Bornadog]

Re: National Draft Order

Updated

[Desipura]

Re: National Draft Order

6 picks currently inside 50 is a very good result!

[Maddog37]

Re: National Draft Order

Not yet is isnt Desi. Give it two years and we might know for sure.

It is a step we had to take though no doubt.

[KT31]

Re: National Draft Order

Melbourne having two picks for Scull still irk's me.

[LongWait]

Re: National Draft Order

Melbourne having two picks for Scull still irk's me.

The Scully compensation deal is one of the most obvious miscalculations in football by anyone for a long, long time. Perhaps only overshaddowed by GWS deciding to make it's offer to Scully.

We come off second best, unsurprisingly!

[SlimPickens]

Re: National Draft Order

Reports(Giants twitter) Melbourne have traded pick 3 for Hogan. So GWS now have picks 1-3

[Bornadog]

Re: National Draft Order

Reports(Giants twitter) Melbourne have traded pick 3 for Hogan. So GWS now have picks 1-3

so 5 & 6 become 4 & 5

[Greystache]

Re: National Draft Order

so 5 & 6 become 4 & 5

Do they?

I thought the draft would now be;

1. GWS
2. GWS
3. GWS
4. Melb
5. WB
6. WB

Have I missed something?

[Bornadog]

Re: National Draft Order

Do they?

I thought the draft would now be;

1. GWS
2. GWS
3. GWS
4. Melb
5. WB
6. WB

Have I missed something?

yes sorry, your right

[DOG GOD]

Re: National Draft Order

Go GWS get the 1st 3 picks in another draft...that will make the afl happy.

[Greystache]

Re: National Draft Order

yes sorry, your right

So GWS get the first 3 picks for the second year in a row, and gave up nothing to get them .