Judging by what's on FB, Will Gould is going to quickly become a cult hero. He might even get his own clothing line like great Dane!
Judging by what's on FB, Will Gould is going to quickly become a cult hero. He might even get his own clothing line like great Dane!
The pundits at the Roar think we had the best result at the draft given the picks we had and highlighted the thinking behind our draft process
Bolters, sliders, and everything in between: a conversation about the 2019 AFL draft
Who's set to rise and fall in the AFL next season?
We always win at the draft table... even when we are restricted.
Wild speculation, unsubstantiated rumours, silly jokes and opposition delight in another's failures is what makes an internet forum fun.
Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light.
15, 28, 39, 40 and 47 are also available. Swans historically announced the numbers much later than most clubs. In practice, the numbers should have been assigned early for logistic reasons. Records and files have to be created and lockers have to be assigned when they start training... Anyway my guess will be #1 = Gould (Roos, Hall); #2= Gray (Davis,Shaw); #3 = Stevens (McVeigh) ;#10 = Warner (Jones); #15 = ET (Jack); #17= BOC (Tadhg); #28 =Taylor (his old number!); #39 = Brand (Grundy); #40= Rowles (Smith)
According to the AFL site, we have the second least experienced list, with an average tally of games played of 55.6. Age wise, we are equal second youngest. Strangely, Brisbane, Fremantle and us, all have an average age of 23.54. In both cases, Gold Coast were the youngest/least experienced.
Also, according to their table, we have 45 players on our list.
Averages can be deceiving but we do now have a very young list with only Buddy 33 this year and JPK 31 this year over 30. We are entering an exciting period.
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