Tom Liberatore

[Sockeye Salmon]

Got named 2nd best for Calder this week (Calder got smashed).

Still an U16.

[strebla]

Got named 2nd best for Calder this week (Calder got smashed).

Still an U16.

He also played well the week before for St Bernards in the grand final to beat an unbeaten Werribee side

[The Pie Man]

Rover I imagine? I have no idea, how tall is he?

[GVGjr]

He's 177cm tall and cannot be drafted until 2010

[LostDoggy]

Rover I imagine? I have no idea, how tall is he?

Id say about 183cm.

Him and Libba were down at my club one day training in the gym. Quite a surprise. Hes tall and seems fairly athletic. Seems to have a good work rate that he inherited from his old man.

[strebla]

Mitch Wallis is also in the St Bernards team which incidently was coached by Steve Wallis both players are eligble to be drafted the same year how will this work under the new father son say if 2 seperate teams nominate one each in the first or second rounds?

[The Coon Dog]

Mitch Wallis is also in the St Bernards team which incidently was coached by Steve Wallis both players are eligble to be drafted the same year how will this work under the new father son say if 2 seperate teams nominate one each in the first or second rounds?

Ok, here's the answer.

Father/son meeting commences before trade week.

All potential father/sons are advised by the AFL up front.

It then commences in reverse ladder order. Let's say the side with pick 10 nominate Tom Liberatore & we have pick 16, we can use that selection on him as it's our 'next available pick'.

If someone then nominates Mitch Wallis with say pick 13, we get to use our 'next available pick', which would be selection 32 to use on him.

Got that off Scott Clayton, who incidently feels Ayce Cordy will be a steal this year. Rates him as a top 3 pick. An absolute gift.

[ledge]

I think thats where Geelong has been so lucky, they havent had to worry about where they ended up on the ladder to get good picks, must be four or five real good players they picked up on father son rule.
Put that with the good players you pick up naturally in a draft and your laughing.

[strebla]

Ok, here's the answer.

Father/son meeting commences before trade week.

All potential father/sons are advised by the AFL up front.

It then commences in reverse ladder order. Let's say the side with pick 10 nominate Tom Liberatore & we have pick 16, we can use that selection on him as it's our 'next available pick'.

If someone then nominates Mitch Wallis with say pick 13, we get to use our 'next available pick', which would be selection 32 to use on him.

Got that off Scott Clayton, who incidently feels Ayce Cordy will be a steal this year. Rates him as a top 3 pick. An absolute gift.

Thanks Coon Dog great stuff thats what i wanted to hear

[westdog54]

Thanks Coon Dog great stuff thats what i wanted to hear

If in doubt, always consult The Coon Dog.

He knows it all.

Even how the long term injury list works with mid-season retirements;)

[The Coon Dog]

If in doubt, always consult The Coon Dog.

He knows it all.

Even how the long term injury list works with mid-season retirements;)

Some people do have long memories, don't they WD54? :D

[LostDoggy]

If in doubt, always consult The Coon Dog.

He knows it all.

Even how the long term injury list works with mid-season retirements;)

He can also read the future in regards to clash strips.

A good sort that Coon Dog.

;)

[LostDoggy]

Ok, here's the answer.

Father/son meeting commences before trade week.

All potential father/sons are advised by the AFL up front.

It then commences in reverse ladder order. Let's say the side with pick 10 nominate Tom Liberatore & we have pick 16, we can use that selection on him as it's our 'next available pick'.

If someone then nominates Mitch Wallis with say pick 13, we get to use our 'next available pick', which would be selection 32 to use on him.

Got that off Scott Clayton, who incidently feels Ayce Cordy will be a steal this year. Rates him as a top 3 pick. An absolute gift.

I don't know much about Ayce. Will he be purely a ruckman? KPP??

[hujsh]

I don't know much about Ayce. Will he be purely a ruckman? KPP??

Though he's 2m tall he's supposed to be a forward

[LostDoggy]

Though he's 2m tall he's supposed to be a forward

2m??? Let me guess, very skinny??!!

[hujsh]

2m??? Let me guess, very skinny??!!

Aren't most at that age. Moves well apparently though which would make him a horror matchup for FBs who are about 192cm

[The Coon Dog]

2m??? Let me guess, very skinny??!!

http://blogs.news.com.au/images/uploads/Ayce_Cordy.jpg

Note his number.

[hujsh]

Note his number.

High number=big boy?:confused:

[BulldogBelle]

That was his dad's number wasn't it?

[The Coon Dog]

High number=big boy?:confused:
No hujsh, his Dad wore #49 in his 124 games with us.

[Rocket Science]

strewth...he's got his old man's head, that's for sure.

[westdog54]

Some people do have long memories, don't they WD54? :D

So long, I even scare myself sometimes!

[The Pie Man]

So when can we draft this brute? This coming draft?

I look forward to this.

[Desipura]

If in doubt, always consult The Coon Dog.

He knows it all.

Even how the long term injury list works with mid-season retirements;)
He he he
If I can pump up my own tyres, my mail aint too shabby either.:D

[strebla]

Has any got any information on a Bamblett playing for bendigo is he any relation to lully?.

[The Coon Dog]

Has any got any information on a Bamblett playing for bendigo is he any relation to lully?.

Lally? :D

[ledge]

Dont think Lally played enough games for us to get him dad and son.
Wonder if he looks like a little barrell but runs like a freak and gets the real cheeky goals.

[The Coon Dog]

Dont think Lally played enough games for us to get him dad and son.
Wonder if he looks like a little barrell but runs like a freak and gets the real cheeky goals.

Lally Bamblett played 37 games for us.

[LostDoggy]

That boy needs to stand in the outta for a while and gobble down a few pie and put away a few cans!

Boy .... he is skinny!

[DOG GOD]

I thought the Westhoffs were skinny...deary me, he's gunna need YEARS in the gym.

[GetDimmaBack]

No hujsh, his Dad wore #49 in his 124 games with us.

Good get, TCD.

Just out of interest, and off the top of your head, what numbers did the other 3 Cordy boys wear?

[The Coon Dog]

Good get, TCD.

Just out of interest, and off the top of your head, what numbers did the other 3 Cordy boys wear?
Neil wore 29, Graeme wore 28, not too sure on Roger, at a guess 45.

[Desipura]

i think i smell a freak.
Cmon, TCD is not the only person who registers useless info into their brain. I to koew the Cordy brothers numbers but sadly like TCD my brain forgot to register Roger's number.

[hujsh]

Cmon, TCD is not the only person who registers useless info into their brain. I to koew the Cordy brothers numbers but sadly like TCD my brain forgot to register Roger's number.

Well i wonder if I'll remember things like Addison-22 Hargrave-25 ect in future

[soupman]

Well i wonder if I'll remember things like Addison-22 Hargrave-25 ect in future

Or that Hargrave originally wore 33, until Kingsley Hunter left the club for Hawthorn leaving the number 25 jumper vacant. Um...did Hunter wear 33 as well while I think of it?

[Desipura]

Or that Hargrave originally wore 33, until Kingsley Hunter left the club for Hawthorn leaving the number 25 jumper vacant. Um...did Hunter wear 33 as well while I think of it?
Or Kretiuk started his career wearing no 46 and Grant wore 72 when he played for Werribee.

[strebla]

Do I remember one D Hawkins one day in number 60 i also have a thought that Libba wore number 60 little held here please Coon Dog

[The Coon Dog]

Do I remember one D Hawkins one day in number 60 i also have a thought that Libba wore number 60 little held here please Coon Dog

No, unless the #7 was ripped & the only spare jumper the bench had was #60.

[strebla]

No, unless the #7 was ripped & the only spare jumper the bench had was #60.

I actually think it was the early days of the blood rule and he had to change it it was at home late eighties i think Coon Dog