Father, brother show Macpherson different AFL paths
Bulldogs father-son prospect Ewan Macpherson would be rapt to follow in father Stephen’s footsteps but he’d be equally happy to follow brother Darcy’s path.
Draft
What does a son of Port gun think about joining Crows?
James Borlase — the son of a Port Adelaide premiership captain and an ex-Aussie netball star — grew up despising the Crows. Now he talks about the chances of Adelaide drafting him.
Odd request Deledio realised he had to ‘earn my stripes’
Brett Deledio had made it to the AFL big time as the No.1 pick in the 2004 draft but a star Richmond teammate put him back in his place.
Pressure on Pies to nail early draft picks
Collingwood can go a long way to calming a restless supporter base by choosing wisely at the national draft. Check out the club-by-club guide here.
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Saints chase ‘exceptional deal’: Richo
ST KILDA will put its first-round draft pick on the table – potentially the No.1 selection – for the right offer, says Alan Richardson.
Saints consider No.1 trade bait
ST KILDA has not ruled out trading the No.1 draft pick if it remains at the bottom of the ladder with GWS in the market.
Higgins exit could net Dogs top talent
WESTERN Bulldogs could be dealt pick No.26 as maximum compensation for the potential departure of free agent Shaun Higgins.
No.1 tag a blessing and curse
COME November, one youngster will be honoured with the No.1 draft pick but it isn’t always plain sailing, writes Jon Anderson.
No AA but Durdin the Chosen One
DESPITE missing out on All Australian selection, South Australian gun Sam Durdin looms as one of the first picked on draft day.
McCartin firmly on St Kilda’s radar
PADDY McCartin has firmed as St Kilda’s Nick Riewoldt replacement with the forward in the frame to land at Seaford as this year’s No. 1 draft pick.
Exciting prospects get All-Australian nod
EASTERN Ranges prospect Christian Petracca leads a strong Victorian contingent in the U18 All-Australian team named today.
Ando’s potential top 20 draft picks
IN such an open AFL draft, one performance over the coming weeks could determine which way recruiters go. REPLAY LIVE CHAT WITH CHAMPION DATA
Forget big Cox, here’s bigger Cox
HE’S in a foreign country and playing a foreign sport, but 211cm draft prospect Mason Cox is could be the real deal when it comes to the AFL.
Big men excite as draft takes shape
FINALLY, the 2014 draft is taking shape. And for clubs crying out for tall forwards, Sunday’s opening match of the Under-18 carnival would have excited scouts.
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