There are quite a few in the queue to get a HBF position especially after the draft but this kid sounds like he will be a speedy midfielder, or at least that is what we should turn him into. Plus he is a Rookie so put the name in the memory bank for nowfugazi wrote:Hard to imagine the set of circumstances that would have to transpire that would see us promote a HB flanker rookie.
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He looks more than good on his highlights package on the Saints web app.... pace to burn looks exceptional bursting clear ... and that goal where he burst out of the midfield is very , very impressive
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Could be a Johannisen type with that speed off the backline?supersaints wrote:He looks more than good on his highlights package on the Saints web app.... pace to burn looks exceptional bursting clear ... and that goal where he burst out of the midfield is very , very impressive
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Don't ever discount rookie picks. Sometimes a 18 year old that gets picked up through the rookie draft actually ends up trumping some of the ones going through the first draft. RD kids can take a bit longer to mature in all areas at around that age. They don't bloom as early basically.
Langlands was basically a 80-90 pick if there were more draft spots available in the original draft.
Langlands was basically a 80-90 pick if there were more draft spots available in the original draft.
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Maybe a nickname of Springsteen as I think Bruce had an album title very similar to our recruit's surname.
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Or maybe call him Royal (or Your Highness)
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For some reason his name reminds me of Dolph Lundgren.
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I can see the headlines. If someone whacks him, will they be charged with "Damaging the Doulton?"
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If he's as quick as he seems from his highlight reel, his nickname could be Boltin' Doulton
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parkeysainter wrote:Don't ever discount rookie picks. Sometimes a 18 year old that gets picked up through the rookie draft actually ends up trumping some of the ones going through the first draft. RD kids can take a bit longer to mature in all areas at around that age. They don't bloom as early basically.
Langlands was basically a 80-90 pick if there were more draft spots available in the original draft.
Spot on, see Jack Sinclair as the most recent example.
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Can somebody help with the "new" rules for rookies?
I think I heard that rookies no longer need to be elevated to the senior list to be eligible for senior selection. Does that mean that, in theory, the entire rookie list could be selected in the first round ???
i.e. if Doulton is any good, he doesn't have to wait for a spot on the senior list.
I think I heard that rookies no longer need to be elevated to the senior list to be eligible for senior selection. Does that mean that, in theory, the entire rookie list could be selected in the first round ???
i.e. if Doulton is any good, he doesn't have to wait for a spot on the senior list.
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If he is a Desperado we could call him Doolin. Its a wonder the Eagles didn't draft him...cwrcyn wrote:If he's as quick as he seems from his highlight reel, his nickname could be Boltin' Doulton
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From saintbrat's post on another thread the rookies are split into 2 categories. I believe category A rookies can play first round but not category B rookies.Stian wrote:Can somebody help with the "new" rules for rookies?
I think I heard that rookies no longer need to be elevated to the senior list to be eligible for senior selection. Does that mean that, in theory, the entire rookie list could be selected in the first round ???
i.e. if Doulton is any good, he doesn't have to wait for a spot on the senior list.
saintbrat wrote: Category A Rookies: Darragh Joyce 2nd Year/International, Doulton Langlands, Rowan Marshall 2nd Year, Lewis Pierce
Category B Rookies: Ray Connellan International
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Cheers Jack, thanks for that.Jacks Back wrote:From saintbrat's post on another thread the rookies are split into 2 categories. I believe category A rookies can play first round but not category B rookies.Stian wrote:Can somebody help with the "new" rules for rookies?
I think I heard that rookies no longer need to be elevated to the senior list to be eligible for senior selection. Does that mean that, in theory, the entire rookie list could be selected in the first round ???
i.e. if Doulton is any good, he doesn't have to wait for a spot on the senior list.saintbrat wrote: Category A Rookies: Darragh Joyce 2nd Year/International, Doulton Langlands, Rowan Marshall 2nd Year, Lewis Pierce
Category B Rookies: Ray Connellan International
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I think you will find that Joyce is just a rookie and not an international rookie. Reason being the AFL has an an agreement with the Gaelic Association that any one AFL club can only take one Irish International Rookie at a time. So in our case to get two one had to be a "normal" rookie.Jacks Back wrote:From saintbrat's post on another thread the rookies are split into 2 categories. I believe category A rookies can play first round but not category B rookies.Stian wrote:Can somebody help with the "new" rules for rookies?
I think I heard that rookies no longer need to be elevated to the senior list to be eligible for senior selection. Does that mean that, in theory, the entire rookie list could be selected in the first round ???
i.e. if Doulton is any good, he doesn't have to wait for a spot on the senior list.saintbrat wrote: Category A Rookies: Darragh Joyce 2nd Year/International, Doulton Langlands, Rowan Marshall 2nd Year, Lewis Pierce
Category B Rookies: Ray Connellan International
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I agree that we were only allowed to make one Irishmen a rookie type B as a result of an agreement with the Gaelic Association.saintsRrising wrote:I think you will find that Joyce is just a rookie and not an international rookie. Reason being the AFL has an an agreement with the Gaelic Association that any one AFL club can only take one Irish International Rookie at a time. So in our case to get two one had to be a "normal" rookie.Jacks Back wrote:From saintbrat's post on another thread the rookies are split into 2 categories. I believe category A rookies can play first round but not category B rookies.Stian wrote:Can somebody help with the "new" rules for rookies?
I think I heard that rookies no longer need to be elevated to the senior list to be eligible for senior selection. Does that mean that, in theory, the entire rookie list could be selected in the first round ???
i.e. if Doulton is any good, he doesn't have to wait for a spot on the senior list.saintbrat wrote: Category A Rookies: Darragh Joyce 2nd Year/International, Doulton Langlands, Rowan Marshall 2nd Year, Lewis Pierce
Category B Rookies: Ray Connellan International
Otherwise there would be around 50 Irishmen on rookie lists B.
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Disappointing not to see Matthew Lloyd name not there.
The King twins from Haileybury possibly going one and two at the 2018 draft, it would be nice to have someone to give us an edge when they want to return home from Queensland.
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Wow, good highlights
....actually looks more impressive then any of the other draftees....plays like Jaydn Hunt from Melbourne.
What is the knock on him? Must be some reason he was taken in the main draft?
....actually looks more impressive then any of the other draftees....plays like Jaydn Hunt from Melbourne.
What is the knock on him? Must be some reason he was taken in the main draft?
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inconsistencyfugazi wrote:Wow, good highlights
....actually looks more impressive then any of the other draftees....plays like Jaydn Hunt from Melbourne.
What is the knock on him? Must be some reason he was taken in the main draft?
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I thought he'd be bigger!
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