INS and OUTS 2025

[DOC]

Darnell Tucker and Cooper Roger’s are outs for South joining Happy Valley.

[southee]

Darnell Tucker and Cooper Roger’s are outs for South joining Happy Valley.

Liam Nye also an out …..

Also Lachlan Hayes to Cove.

[MannyK]

Tom McCallum from Port to Norwood.
https://norwoodfc.com.au/news/welcome-tom-mccallum/

[Booney]

Tom McCallum from Port to Norwood.
https://norwoodfc.com.au/news/welcome-tom-mccallum/

I had some hopes for this lad as he's rugged and a bit untidy around the edges, exactly what a Port back man looks like. The group ahead of him and some recruits left him well behind AFL selection, will be a handy recruit for you.

[DOC]

Tom McCallum from Port to Norwood.
https://norwoodfc.com.au/news/welcome-tom-mccallum/

I had some hopes for this lad as he's rugged and a bit untidy around the edges, exactly what a Port back man looks like. The group ahead of him and some recruits left him well behind AFL selection, will be a handy recruit for you.

Where did you rate him against Marshall?

[Booney]

Tom McCallum from Port to Norwood.
https://norwoodfc.com.au/news/welcome-tom-mccallum/

I had some hopes for this lad as he's rugged and a bit untidy around the edges, exactly what a Port back man looks like. The group ahead of him and some recruits left him well behind AFL selection, will be a handy recruit for you.

Where did you rate him against Marshall?

(At the risk of opening another thread in here)

Hard to be critical of anyone in the Magpies back line in the last 2 years, been a bit busy most weeks down there. McCallum was more of the intercept marking / third man up type helping out the likes of Marshall the real key position take the tallest forward type. Both of them didn't make great inroads into their development, McCallum I think has more about him in the short term, he'll be handy for the Legs. Marshall might be more of a slow burn, he's not yet 21 and 201cm. He might still make the top level.

[DOC]

Well he has signed for Port under the new rules. You will get to see him when he is not playing reserves at South.

What a shit agreement

Grant Coffee, Sue Dewing and Craig Burton all needed to be phucked and burned at the stake.

[wenchbarwer]

Not sure playing reserves with guys you don't train with under a gameplan you don't know will fast track your development...

[dedja]

Well he has signed for Port under the new rules. You will get to see him when he is not playing reserves at South.

What a shit agreement

Grant Coffee, Sue Dewing and Craig Burton all needed to be phucked and burned at the stake.

In that order?

[amber_fluid]

Well he has signed for Port under the new rules. You will get to see him when he is not playing reserves at South.

What a shit agreement

Grant Coffee, Sue Dewing and Craig Burton all needed to be phucked and burned at the stake.

In that order?

Coffee always first before you do anything else

[dedja]

Well he has signed for Port under the new rules. You will get to see him when he is not playing reserves at South.

What a shit agreement

Grant Coffee, Sue Dewing and Craig Burton all needed to be phucked and burned at the stake.

In that order?

Coffee always first before you do anything else

Usually agree, I can’t function with one first thing in the morning.

Anyways, Greg Edwards is Central CEO and was on that committee. Coffee is Big Phil’s media mate these days.

[DOC]

I guess that’s what happens when you post in haste.

Apologies to Grant Coffee.

[ferret]

Well he has signed for Port under the new rules. You will get to see him when he is not playing reserves at South.

What a shit agreement

Grant Coffee, Sue Dewing and Craig Burton all needed to be phucked and burned at the stake.

Sub Greg for Grant, are these guys doing a trial run for a position at one of the AFL clubs.

[gazzamagoo]

Daniel Fairbrother (Norwood & Hectorville),
Nick Stokes (Salisbury North),
Mabil Ajak (Hope Valley),

INs for Central.

[TDJ44]

Thought there may have been more Ins since the AFL draft.
Not much happening at the moment from a few clubs.

[Brodlach]

Signing for the Bloods

We’re thrilled to welcome Harvey Griffiths to the West Adelaide Football Club family!

A dynamic and talented forward, Harvey joins us from the North Launceston Football Club, after an outstanding season that saw him claim the prestigious 2024 Peter Hudson Medal as the state’s leading goal kicker. His ability to find the goals and create scoring opportunities is sure to electrify our forward line.

Relocating from Tasmania, Harvey is embracing a new challenge, and we’re excited to support him in making West Adelaide his new home. We know our supporters will welcome him warmly and can’t wait to see him in action in the red and black!

“Stoked to be joining the West Adelaide Football Club and getting the opportunity to play in the best state league competition in Australia. A massive thanks to Paul Streatfield and Adam Hartlett for getting me over to the club and helping make my interstate move from Tasmania so smooth” Harvey Griffiths

“Harvey is one of the top talents to come out of the TSL and will bring a different dynamic and x-factor to our forward line. We welcome both Harvey and his partner Dani to the West Adelaide Football Club.” Senior Men’s Coach Adam Hartlett.

Here’s to an exciting 2025 season ahead!
#Bloods #ClubFirst #visualizm

[Booney]

Fremantle have today lodged paperwork with The AFL, inviting a pair of small forwards from the SANFL - Isaiah Dudley and Baynen Lowe - to train with the club from Monday morning. They will both trial for a rookie spot on the list during the preseason Supplemental Selection Period, after Odin Jones was also today moved to the inactive list from a fractured vertebrae.
Dudley was a member of the Adelaide Crows' NGA, but was overlooked in the 2021 AFL Draft. Since then, the pocket rocket has built his game in the SANFL at Central District. Standing at 168cm, he kicked 21 goals from 20 appearances at Elizabeth this year to emerge as a bright young talent.
Lowe was named at half-forward in the
SANFL team of the year in 2024 after a standout season for Norwood. The Tasmanian developed into a midfield threat this year, averaging 21 disposals, 6 tackles and 5 inside 50s - while kicking 20 goals from 20 games to help the Redlegs (coached by new Freo assistant Jade Rawlings) reach a Grand Final.

[gazzamagoo]

Fremantle have today lodged paperwork with The AFL, inviting a pair of small forwards from the SANFL - Isaiah Dudley and Baynen Lowe - to train with the club from Monday morning. They will both trial for a rookie spot on the list during the preseason Supplemental Selection Period, after Odin Jones was also today moved to the inactive list from a fractured vertebrae.
Dudley was a member of the Adelaide Crows' NGA, but was overlooked in the 2021 AFL Draft. Since then, the pocket rocket has built his game in the SANFL at Central District. Standing at 168cm, he kicked 21 goals from 20 appearances at Elizabeth this year to emerge as a bright young talent.
Lowe was named at half-forward in the
SANFL team of the year in 2024 after a standout season for Norwood. The Tasmanian developed into a midfield threat this year, averaging 21 disposals, 6 tackles and 5 inside 50s - while kicking 20 goals from 20 games to help the Redlegs (coached by new Freo assistant Jade Rawlings) reach a Grand Final.

Not INs or OUTs though.

[am Bays]

Not INs or OUTs though.

But it's not a rumour

[gazzamagoo]

Not INs or OUTs though.

But it's not a rumour

BUT no-one has formally left.