SuperCoach player price and position reveals for Essendon, Fremantle, Geelong and Gold Coast

New Bomber Dylan Shiel looms as one of the biggest SuperCoach bargains of 2019 after his move from GWS. Before the official launch, check out every player’s price and position from Essendon, Fremantle, Geelong and Gold Coast.

SuperCoach prices: Essendon - Gold Coast.

SuperCoach 2019 is almost here.

Our second reveal details every player’s price and position from Essendon, Fremantle, Geelong and Gold Coast.

Plus, we look at three players to watch from every club, including the premium must-haves, the cash cows to know and the mid-price risks to avoid.

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ESSENDON

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Dylan Shiel ($487,000, Mid)

Put a line through last season. Shiel’s output mirrored the Giants’ lacklustre campaign marred by a slow start to the year. The explosive midfielder is perfect for the Bombers’ high-octane style.

Devon Smith ($531,300, Mid-Fwd)

One of the SuperCoach success stories of last year, Smith’s first season at Bomberland couldn’t have gone any better. Can he back it up? Do you splash the cash this year? His strong tackling and goalkicking ability make him a must-have.

Irving Mosquito ($117,300 Mid-Fwd)

Work in progress but suspect Essendon’s new cult hero will be one of the most popular players in SuperCoach even if he doesn’t play in Round 1. Keep tabs on his progress, could be special.

Dylan Shiel makes Essendon’s midfielder instantly better. Picture: Michael Klein

DEFENDERS

Michael Hurley $491,800

Cale Hooker $421,500

Adam Saad $407,600

Conor McKenna $403,800

Andrew McGrath $384,300 (Def-Mid)

Aaron Francis $350,900

Matt Dea $333,900

Mason Redman $309,700

Ben McNiece $297,900

Michael Hartley $280,100

Martin Gleeson $264,400

Patrick Ambrose $258,900

Jordan Ridley $233,100

Brandon Zerk-Thatcher $123,900

MIDFIELDERS

Dyson Heppell $551,500

Zach Merrett $544,800

David Zaharakis $509,000

Dylan Shiel $487,000

David Myers $418,300

Matt Guelfi $333,300

Kobe Mutch $237,400

Jake Long $217,900

Dylan Clarke $147,700

Trent Mynott $123,900

Thomas Jok $117,400

RUCKS

Tom Bellchambers $505,700

Zac Clarke $142,600

Sam Draper $123,900

FORWARDS

Devon Smith $531,300 (Mid-Fwd)

Orazio Fantasia $452,200

Kyle Langford $436,700 (Mid-Fwd)

Darcy Parish $436,100 (Mid-Fwd)

Mitch Brown $407,100

Shaun McKernan $400,600

Jake Stringer $383,800

Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti $368,600

James Stewart $366,200

Mark Baguley $328,200

Jayden Laverde $302,200

Joe Daniher $277,800

Josh Begley $167,600

Jordan Houlahan $123,900

Luke Lavender $123,900

Noah Gown $117,300

Brayden Ham $117,300

Irving Mosquito $117,300 (Mid-Fwd)

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FREMANTLE

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Nat Fyfe ($618,100 Mid)

It feels like an eternity ago that Fyfe had the competition at his mercy but after three inconspicuous seasons – largely due to injury – the Brownlow Medallist should be primed to fire again.

Brett Bewley ($117,300, Mid)

The 23-year-old running midfielder led the VFL last season for effective long kicks and rated elite for inside 50s. Gets his chance in the top flight after five seasons at Williamstown. Get on.

Jesse Hogan ($498,300, Fwd)

Solid enough last season at Melbourne despite playing in spurts. Has all the tools to be one of the most damaging forwards in the competition. Will a change of scenery get the best out of Hogan?

DEFENDERS

Luke Ryan $489,900

Connor Blakely $461,800

Nathan Wilson $435,300

Stephen Hill $389,200

Joel Hamling $388,100

Taylin Duman $381,100

Shane Kersten $331,100

Ryan Nyhuis $284,300

Alex Pearce $273,500

Ethan Hughes $233,600

Griffin Logue $164,300

Jason Carter $102,400 (Def-Mid)

Tobe Watson $102,400 (Def-Mid)

MIDFIELDERS

Nat Fyfe $618,100

Ed Langdon $447,500

Bradley Hill $426,700

Reece Conca $392,900

Andrew Brayshaw $328,600

Darcy Tucker $327,900

Harley Bennell $167,700

Tom North $123,900

Luke Valente $117,300

Brett Bewley $117,300

RUCKS

Aaron Sandilands $529,000

Rory Lobb $411,600 (Ruck-Fwd)

Sean Darcy $361,500

Scott Jones $279,500 (Ruck-Fwd)

Lloyd Meek $123,900

FORWARDS

David Mundy $520,900 (Mid-Fwd)

Jesse Hogan $498,300

Michael Walters $476,800 (Mid-Fwd)

Matt Taberner $354,100

Brennan Cox $349,800

Bailey Banfield $344,200 (Mid-Fwd)

Brandon Matera $333,300

Adam Cerra $329,600

Sam Switkowski $283,100

Travis Colyer $282,300 (Mid-Fwd)

Cam McCarthy $273,300

Stefan Giro $269,800

Hayden Ballantyne $266,600

Mitchell Crowden $234,000

Sam Sturt $135,300

Hugh Dixon $123,900

Lachlan Schultz $117,300

Patrick Dangerfield is available as a forward in 2019. Picture: Alison Wynd

GEELONG

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Patrick Dangerfield ($660,500, Mid-Fwd)

Don’t be shy, Dangerfield should be among the first picked in SuperCoach this season after a dual position curve-ball. The Brownlow Medallist could play in the back pocket and still put up respectable numbers.

Tim Kelly ($505,800, Mid-Fwd)

Interesting. Seems a lot to spend on a second-year prospect but a dearth of proven – more so reliable – scorers in the forward line could open the door for the West Australian ball magnet.

Nathan Kreuger ($123,900, Fwd)

The 19-year-old 195cm swingman booted 22 goals in 13 SANFL games last year and could be one worth monitoring in the pre-season given the Cats’ record of identifying state-league talent.

DEFENDERS

Tom Stewart $463,000

Zach Tuohy $460,400

Mark Blicavs $405,200

Lachie Henderson $386,000

Cam Guthrie $346,100

Jack Henry $336,100

Jake Kolodjashnij $320,000

Harry Taylor $262,800

Mark O’Connor $246,500

Jed Bews $230,700

Zach Guthrie $203,800

Jordan Clark $144,300

Stefan Okunbor $102,400 (Def-Fwd)

MIDFIELDERS

Gary Ablett $580,600

Mitch Duncan $576,500

Joel Selwood $570,500

Scott Selwood $382,700

Jordan Cunico $381,500

Sam Simpson $152,000

Charlie Constable $123,900

Oscar Brownless $117,300

Jacob Kennerley $117,300

Tom Atkins $112,900

RUCKS

Rhys Stanley $483,500

Ryan Abbott $340,700

Zac Smith $330,600

Darcy Fort $117,300

Ben Jarvis $117,300 (Ruck-Fwd)

Blake Schlensog $102,400 (Ruck-Fwd)

FORWARDS

Patrick Dangerfield $660,500 (Mid-Fwd)

Tom Hawkins $552,900

Sam Menegola $543,100 (Mid-Fwd)

Tim Kelly $505,800 (Mid-Fwd)

Brandan Parfitt $434,300

Luke Dahlhaus $418,300 (Mid-Fwd)

Lachie Fogarty $324,300

Esava Ratugolea $295,200

James Parsons $291,200

Gary Rohan $261,600

Quinton Narkle $241,000

Jamaine Jones $215,700

Wylie Buzza $213,300

Nakia Cockatoo $190,500

Nathan Kreuger $123,900

Gryan Miers $123,900

Jake Tarca $117,3000

Anthony Miles will hope to take his VFL form to Gold Coast.

GOLD COAST SUNS

THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH

Izak Rankine ($198,300, Fwd)

X-factor galore, the South Australian midfield-forward – taken with pick No.3 in the draft - boasts electric speed, skill and genuine match-winning ability. The full bag of tricks.

Anthony Miles ($342,000, Mid)

Ex-Tigers and GWS Giants ball magnet fell out of favour at Tigerland but now gets a chance to shine on the Glitter Strip. Dominated the VFL last season and walks into the Suns as arguably their best midfielder before playing a game.

Pearce Hanley ($296,400, Def)

The injury-prone Irishman has been a SuperCoach favourite for years (when fit). If he can get his body right this year, he’ll be a near must-have at just $296k as the Suns’ best attacking defender.

DEFENDERS

Jarrod Harbrow $444,400

Lachie Weller $403,900 (Def-Mid)

Jesse Joyce $324,900

Callum Ah Chee $300,500 (Def-Fwd)

Pearce Hanley $296,400

Jack Hombsch $275,700

Rory Thompson $265,400

Michael Rischitelli $259,800

Jack Leslie $250,300

Charlie Ballard $241,800

Jacob Heron $238,200 (Def-Fwd)

Corey Ellis $233,300 (Def-Mid)

Sam Collins $188,900

Chris Burgess $123,900 (Def-Fwd)

Connor Nutting $123,900 (Def-Fwd)

Jez McLennan $117,300

Harrison Wigg $102,400

MIDFIELDERS

David Swallow $487,500

Touk Miller $482,400

Brayden Fiorini $442,200

Jordan Murdoch $399,200

Will Brodie $369,800

Jack Bowes $348,100

Anthony Miles $342,000

George Horlin-Smith $270,300

Josh Schoenfeld $258,100

Jacob Dawson $237,400

RUCKS

Jarrod Witts R $480,900

Tom Nicholls $224,000

Caleb Graham $117,300 (Def-Ruck)

FORWARDS

Jack Martin $439,000 (Mid-Fwd)

Nick Holman $364,700

Ben Ainsworth $333,200

Alex Sexton $329,700

Aaron Young $325,700

Peter Wright $306,400

Sam Day $301,700

Brad Scheer $294,800 (Mid-Fwd)

Darcy MacPherson $293,100

Brayden Crossley $270,900

Sean Lemmens $221,500

Wil Powell $211,500

Jack Lukosius $202,800

Izak Rankine $198,300

Ben King $184,800

Josh Corbett $123,900

Originally published as SuperCoach player price and position reveals for Essendon, Fremantle, Geelong and Gold Coast