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AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby SDK » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:29 pm

When is the AFL draft ?
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Re: Draft

Postby Brodlach » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:33 pm

SDK wrote:When is the AFL draft ?



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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby SDK » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:43 pm

Is it on TV ?
And yes .... purely from an SANFL perspective.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby GWW » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:44 pm

Its on Foxtel.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Dirko » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:48 pm

The Draft won't affect too many SANFL clubs. The rookie draft however will....

According to Phelan's Phantom only Chad Wingard, Brad McKenzie, Jordan Murdoch, Alex Forster, Mitch Grigg, Justin Clarke, Josh Waldhuter & Cameron Ellis-Yolmen look like getting snapped up.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Slots It Through » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:52 pm

SJABC wrote:The Draft won't affect too many SANFL clubs. The rookie draft however will....

According to Phelan's Phantom only Chad Wingard, Brad McKenzie, Jordan Murdoch, Alex Forster, Mitch Grigg, Justin Clarke, Josh Waldhuter & Cameron Ellis-Yolmen look like getting snapped up.


Where is Justin Clarke from? Alot of people seem to rate Jordan Murdoch fairly high, i am not sure he is that good.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Grahaml » Wed Nov 23, 2011 12:53 pm

SJABC wrote:The Draft won't affect too many SANFL clubs. The rookie draft however will....

According to Phelan's Phantom only Chad Wingard, Brad McKenzie, Jordan Murdoch, Alex Forster, Mitch Grigg, Justin Clarke, Josh Waldhuter & Cameron Ellis-Yolmen look like getting snapped up.


I'm tipping Lee Spurr will get picked up somewhere along the line. Might be a rookie draft selection, but given how thin they keep telling us the draft is and it's had the eyes picked out of it already I think once clubs get to pick 50 they'll be taking some chances.

One other thing that might affect SANFL clubs is the redrafting of players. We might see a few given a second chance that in other years wouldn't have. Some of these guys have signed conditional contracts, no doubt at least a few will get taken.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Dirko » Wed Nov 23, 2011 1:02 pm

Slots It Through wrote:Where is Justin Clarke from? Alot of people seem to rate Jordan Murdoch fairly high, i am not sure he is that good.


Plays for BMW and North. Not sure how many games he played for the Roosters though, looks like he mainly played for BMW.

Murdoch is a bit of a bolter. Kid can play.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Big Phil » Wed Nov 23, 2011 1:53 pm

As others mentioned, the National Draft is tomorrow then it is the Rookie and Pre-Season Draft (on Tuesday December 13) where the mature age players are more likely to be picked.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Brodlach » Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:09 pm

Talk on 5AA that Sam Rowe to Calrton, Darren Pffiefer to Port and three clubs looking at Lee Spurr
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Big Phil » Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:17 pm

Brodlach wrote:Talk on 5AA that Sam Rowe to Calrton

That's been talked about the last 2 seasons now and Brett Ratten was spotted at AAMI during our finals this year. Would be a big loss to the Legs.

Brodlach wrote:Darren Pffiefer to Port

That was mentioned on Channel 10 News about a week ago. I think he had a very good season and is deserving of another chance at AFL level. Ideal situation for Norwood if he stays in SA.


Brodlach wrote:...and three clubs looking at Lee Spurr

I'm hearing St. Kilda, Fremantle and possibly Adelaide Crows, which would be a win/win situation for Central if he doesn't play AFL all year.

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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby HOORAY PUNT » Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:21 pm

Brodlach wrote:Talk on 5AA that Sam Rowe to Calrton, Darren Pffiefer to Port and three clubs looking at Lee Spurr


Surely not ?
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Big Phil » Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:24 pm

HOORAY PUNT wrote:
Brodlach wrote:Talk on 5AA that Sam Rowe to Calrton, Darren Pffiefer to Port and three clubs looking at Lee Spurr


Surely not ?


Why not, they have been looking at him the last couple of years. I think he is one of the best forwards in the comp (although he played more in the ruck this year) and has a great kick for goal. I think he would be a good fit at Calrton.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby HOORAY PUNT » Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:30 pm

Big Phil wrote:
HOORAY PUNT wrote:
Brodlach wrote:Talk on 5AA that Sam Rowe to Calrton, Darren Pffiefer to Port and three clubs looking at Lee Spurr


Surely not ?


Why not, they have been looking at him the last couple of years. I think he is one of the best forwards in the comp (although he played more in the ruck this year) and has a great kick for goal. I think he would be a good fir at Calrton.


Where would they plant him ?
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby JK » Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:32 pm

HOORAY PUNT wrote:
Brodlach wrote:Talk on 5AA that Sam Rowe to Calrton, Darren Pffiefer to Port and three clubs looking at Lee Spurr


Surely not ?


That's what I thought, but apparently the interest is genuine.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Big Phil » Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:32 pm

HOORAY PUNT wrote:Where would they (Carlton) plant him (Sam Rowe)?

Big full forward out of the square, perhaps?
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby HOORAY PUNT » Thu Nov 24, 2011 4:40 pm

Big Phil wrote:
HOORAY PUNT wrote:Where would they (Carlton) plant him (Sam Rowe)?

Big full forward out of the square, perhaps?


Any reason you put Carlton and Rowe in brackets ?

I think you have misunderstood it again Maxy.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby SANFLnut » Thu Nov 24, 2011 5:45 pm

Keep an eye on Crow's final pick. Could be a mature age SANFL player who is a bit of a smokey. They are also keen on Lee Spurr, but he should be gone by then.
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Re: AFL Draft from SANFL perspective

Postby Big Phil » Thu Nov 24, 2011 5:45 pm

HOORAY PUNT wrote:
Big Phil wrote:
HOORAY PUNT wrote:Where would they (Carlton) plant him (Sam Rowe)?

Big full forward out of the square, perhaps?


Any reason you put Carlton and Rowe in brackets ?

I think you have misunderstood it again Maxy.


To save re-quoting a re-quoted quote Yorick.

Make it easier for others to read tand I don't think you can submit a post with 4 quotes embedded.
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