Foster is the type who will benefit from the extended bench I would think, wouldn't be upset if we called his name.
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2022 Draft Thread
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God would cut up some footage and show that instead of this bloke's ugly mug.
You'd prefer draft profiles by Margot Robbie. Wouldn't we all.
Yeah havent seen much and he never crops up in any discussions really. He big and strong, can mark and kick it. And he'll probably be available.
AFL Draft Dossier: Top 2022 prospects from across the country
106 profiles.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sp...y/news-story/60279a69570d73b9d37624dc30097c5b
106 profiles.
https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sp...y/news-story/60279a69570d73b9d37624dc30097c5b
These guys did a full mock up draft
Here's who they selected for Richmond:
50. Richmond - Blake Drury
Scully (#46) & Lemmey (#48) were already gone.
They also reckon we would be interested in Luke Teal (#54).
58. Richmond - Ted Clohesy .... ( apparently Geelong has said they won't be matching bids in the National Draft).
Here's who they selected for Richmond:
50. Richmond - Blake Drury
Scully (#46) & Lemmey (#48) were already gone.
They also reckon we would be interested in Luke Teal (#54).
58. Richmond - Ted Clohesy .... ( apparently Geelong has said they won't be matching bids in the National Draft).
Don't really have any knowledge of the youngsters, but flicking through the reports of the youngsters just listed leaves me with a query.
We've only got a couple of late n speculative picks in the draft, because we've traded in a couple of quality mature mids. So why would we be looking at young mids with late draft selections this year??
Would have thought that the late picks would be an ideal time to speculate on a couple of potential K.P type players and then simply tuck them away in the magoos for a couple of years n see if perhaps one of them grows n blossoms into a decent player from 2025 / 2026 onward without the hype n pressure of instant expectation.
We've only got a couple of late n speculative picks in the draft, because we've traded in a couple of quality mature mids. So why would we be looking at young mids with late draft selections this year??
Would have thought that the late picks would be an ideal time to speculate on a couple of potential K.P type players and then simply tuck them away in the magoos for a couple of years n see if perhaps one of them grows n blossoms into a decent player from 2025 / 2026 onward without the hype n pressure of instant expectation.
Trying to emulate what North did with Larkey and what the Hawks did with Mitch Lewis.
Archie Lovelock Draft Profile
Glenelg midfielder/forward Archie Lovelock impressed as a tough ball winner with good smarts and goal sense this year.
central.rookieme.com
According to a poster on BF we have spoken to this kid on multiple occasions.
Our mantra is always best available at the draft. I assume the only time we might look at a tall over a small is if we have rated them the same in terms of talent.
