theDJR
April 9, 2021, 8:46am
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They’ve been submitted and finalised (for all teams). There is a Herald-Sun article that may or may not list them.
EDIT: on website now
NUMBER
NAME
DOB
50
Josh Tynan
November 6, 1993
51
Sam McLarty
May 11, 1998
52*
Jack Hickman
Apri 18, 2002
53*
Sam Conforti
May 15, 2002
54
Daniel Thompson
April 30, 1994
55
Danny Younan
August 18, 1992
56
Joshua Kemp
April 13, 2000
57
Billy Cootee
December 18, 2002
58
Jake Hobbs
September 30, 1997
59
Pat Bannister
October 12, 2002
60
Joe Atley
August 4, 1998
61
Sam Graham
June 24, 2000
62*
Jack Evans
March 21, 2000
63*
Jackson Cardillo
July 3, 2002
64
Wade Derksen
June 18, 2001
65
Matt Day
April 1, 1999
66
Fraser Robertson
March 9, 2001
67
Kobe Brown
February 13, 2001
68
Brady Rowles
February 2, 2001
69
James Harrold
February 6, 1997
70
Angus Baker
October 3, 1998
71
Charlie Byrne
October 26, 2002
72*
Sam Paea
July 14, 2002
73*
Caleb Ernst
74*
Campbell Edwardes
October 7, 2002
75
Max Simpson
January 19, 2001
76
Bruno Laguda
April 14, 1997
77
Kyle Dunkley
June 20, 2000
78
Josh Smithson
May 4, 1999
79*
Ben Morgan
March 4, 2002
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aboods
April 9, 2021, 9:47am
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C’mon man, you have to give us more!!
Primary list
Kyle Dunkley
Danny Younan
Joe Atley
Bruno Laguda
Sam McLarty
James Harrold
Josh Tynan
Daniel Thompson
Jake Hobbs
Angus Baker
Development list
Brady Roles
Joshua Kemp
Sam Graham
Josh Smithson
Billy Cootee
Max Simpson
Matt Day
Pat Bannister
Fraser Robertson
Wade Derksen
Kobe Brown
Charlie Byrne
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Is hobbs any relationship to the this year’s 1st round prospect?
No Hickman or Cardillo?
Coottee is also the Jets captain this year.
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theDJR
April 10, 2021, 9:30am
6
Essendon VFL has released its 2021 playing list ahead of its season opener against Brisbane on April 17.
The 30-man squad, which includes eight NAB League players, features inside midfielders Kyle Dunkley and Joe Atley, who were the first newcomers to sign in February.
Both have prior AFL experience, with Dunkley playing five games over two seasons for Melbourne and Atley playing four games for Port Adelaide.
Other ex-AFL recruits include Sam McLarty (Collingwood) and Brady Rowles (Sydney Swans), while James Harrold joins the Bombers after playing for East Fremantle in the WAFL.
frosty
April 10, 2021, 9:35am
7
Can’t see how we don’t win the flag
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theDJR
April 10, 2021, 9:38am
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No KAV, and we can drop Hind back.
Final wins guaranteed.
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Does anyone know what positions these guys play?
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Yay!
When we getting back hardingham?
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59 Pat Benatar
Nice pickup. The back pocket is a battlefield.
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theDJR
April 10, 2021, 11:20am
13
BEST NAME IN THE BUSINESS.
I remember saying that one night in Geelong, and it turned out his dad was sitting next to me.
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62* Jack Evans March 21, 2000
*NAB League players who will dip in and out of the squad in 2021.
I assume something is wrong there, 21 seems quite old to be playing in an U19s comp.
There might be confusion between Jack Evans who played in the Calder backline with Mason Fletcher who was born in March 2000 and another Jack Evans from Murray Bushrangers who was born in March 2002.
Y2K Jack Evans is a strongly built, 186cm medium defender with decent athleticism and strong kick on him
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THE KIDS who missed out last year, most will split their time between VFL duties and NAB. Good to see a lot of country kids representing.
Billy Cootee (Western)175cm small midfielder with a 2.94s 20m sprint. Jets Captain in 2021.
Jackson Cardillo (Calder) 188cm powerful forward/midfielder
Jack Hickman (Bendigo, number 2 below) 175cm midfielder, elite runner with speed/endurance/agility combo (21.8 yoyo, 7.78 agility in 2021).
Campbell Edwardes (Calder) 195cm tall rangey wingman/utility
POSITION: Tall Utility DRAFT ANALYSIS: “Edwardes is a tall utility with clean hands and skills, who suits the modern game in his ability to play just about anywhere.” – Michael Alvaro As an Under 16 All Australian in 2018, Campbell Edwardes...
Est. reading time: 4 minutes
Caleb Ernst (Bendigo) our mystery dreadlocked character from training reports. Looks like an undersized ruckman. His dad is Nigerian and Caleb made papers when his narc high school tried to make him lose the dreads.
Sam Conforti (Bendigo) 174cm hard-working mid/for. u16 Vic Country captain.
Charlie Byrne (Murray)
POSITION: Defender/midfielder DRAFT ANALYSIS: “Byrne is a talented defender who can play just about anywhere and possesses some similar traits to his mentor, Lachlan Ash” – Peter Williams Charlie Byrne is one of the value pick-ups in this...
Est. reading time: 3 minutes
Not much info on these guys:
Ben Morgan (Calder) 185cm
Pat Bannister
Sam Paea (Calder)
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THE ROOKIES. Born 2000/01
Kyle Dunkley (Gippland) Brother of, former Dee. In the leadership group, inside midfielder-forward.
STRENGTHS: Tackling, contested ball, endurance, agility IMPROVEMENTS: Accumulation, consistency SUMMARY: The second of the Dunkley brothers to come through as a Sydney father-son prospect, Kyle Dunkley is a medium-sized...
Est. reading time: 1 minute
Brady Rowles (Bendigo) Former Swans rookie. 186cm, Quick outside type.
DRAFT ANALYSIS: "A raw prospect who has great footy smarts, acceleration and a high vertical leap that needs to build a greater defensive game with a focus on contested work."
Est. reading time: 4 minutes
Josh Kemp (Calder) The_Don1’s boy. 183cm, athletic, nifty small forward.
STRENGTHS: Speed, goal sense, vertical leap, marking, defensive pressure IMPROVEMENTS: Accumulation, consistency SUMMARY: Josh Kemp has rocketed into draft contention this year on the back of an impressive four-goal TAC Cup debut. It only took...
Est. reading time: 1 minute
Jack Evans (Calder) 186cm strong bodied medium defender.
Max Simpson (Calder) 187cm
Fraser Robertson (Oakleigh) 189cm
Kobe Brown (Bendigo) 172cm small forward. Was in Richmond’s NGA
Wade Derkson 197cm KPP from Nightcliff, NT. Grew nearly 10cm in the last 2 years.
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Morgan part of the PEGS first footy group that had Harry Jones, Sam Graham, Josh Kemp and Cody Brand.
Bannister is from Caulfield with Robertson.
Different Jack Evans to the one listed. He’s a NAB league kid.
Caleb Ernst also plays as a key forward. Huge work ethic, very raw, great character.
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