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2nd & 3rd picks
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I reckon we should try and use a late pick to get Charlie Constable .
Kid gets a *smile* load of the ball.
193cm midfielder.
Could finally destroy Geelong forever.
Not sure why other clubs haven't shown interest.
A ball winning mid are the way to go.
Kid gets a *smile* load of the ball.
193cm midfielder.
Could finally destroy Geelong forever.
Not sure why other clubs haven't shown interest.
A ball winning mid are the way to go.
No ..............................
Please No ..............
Im 56 and i would beat him in a 20 mtr race
And Cooper Murley?
made the U16 All Australian and his side's bnf as an underager.
he is a small midfielder.
Size: 178cm, 69kg
Foxfooty.com.au says: Murley made the All-Australian side back in 2019 after a starring carnival. The pandemic couldn’t stop him last year as he dominated for Norwood in the SANFL, winning the club’s Under 18 best and fairest. He averaged 26.6 disposals throughout the year, zipping out of the middle and disposing of it well off either boot.
He has been injured this year, ankle and collarbone so not long term concerns
made the U16 All Australian and his side's bnf as an underager.
he is a small midfielder.
Size: 178cm, 69kg
Foxfooty.com.au says: Murley made the All-Australian side back in 2019 after a starring carnival. The pandemic couldn’t stop him last year as he dominated for Norwood in the SANFL, winning the club’s Under 18 best and fairest. He averaged 26.6 disposals throughout the year, zipping out of the middle and disposing of it well off either boot.
He has been injured this year, ankle and collarbone so not long term concerns
small size but footballer who gets it and delivers well.
I think there is still a place for them, alongside the bigger bodies.
Especially after the Grand Final, no doubt the big bodies such as Mitch Knevitt get picked
Don't mind it. Reckon he's a victim of the Geelong tax (i.e. the younger you are, the less you play).
Not sure pace matters too much for an inside mid? As long as he can get from to contest to contest, win the ball and make good decisions with it, he's doing his job.
Lamblett played a few years at Willy before we drafted him. Happy for us to have a look at n think about a young best n fairest winner from there.
