Oracle of Delphi
KC Hill
Paladin
Craig HillAll-Time AFL Draft Steals
November 14th 2006 18:39
Full Back
Graham Johncock (Ade 67/2000),
Andrew Dunkley (Syd 56/1991),
David King (Kan 46/1993)
Half Back
Cameron Bruce (Mel 64/1999),
Ashley McIntosh (WCE 112/1989),
Byron Pickett (Kan 67/1996)
Centre
Adam Goodes (Syd 43/1997),
James Hird (Ess 79/1990),
Paul Williams (Col 70/1989)
Half Forward
Brett Heady (WCE 92/1989),
Chris Grant (WB 105/1988),
Michael O'Loughlin (Syd 40/1994)
Full Forward
Daniel Bradshaw (Bri 56/1995),
Alistair Lynch (Fit 50/1986),
Andrew Embley (WCE 57/1998)
Followers
David Hille (Ess 40 in 1999),
Tony Francis (Col 95/1988),
Brent Harvey (Kan 47/1995)
bench Nick Daffy (Ric 49/1990), Michael Sexton (Car 54/1988), Brian Harris (WB 71/2001), Lindsay Gilbee (WB 43/1999)
emergencies David Grenvold (Ess 87/1987), Jamie Shanahan (StK 92/1990), Adam Schneider (Syd 60/2001)
Players drafted in the AFL National Draft at number 40 or lower, and does not include father/son picks. In brackets are the team that drafted the player, the draft pick number and the year of that draft.
It is getting close to draft day, and while the first round or two has the players everyone will be talking about next year it doesn't mean there won't be future superstars taken much later in the draft. It would hard for someone to find a team that could take this one on, a team entirely made of the later picks in the AFL National Drafts.
Top 10 Draft Steals
(With year, pick number, player and the team)
1988: 105 Chris Grant. Footscray
1997: 43 Adam Goodes. Sydney
1990: 79 James Hird. Essendon
1986: 50 Alistair Lynch. Fitzroy
1989: 112 Ashley McIntosh. West Coast
1996: 67 Byron Pickett.North Melbourne
1988: 95 Tony Francis. Collingwood
1993: 46 David King. North Melbourne
1994: 40 Michael O'Loughlin. Sydney
1989: 70 Paul Williams. Collingwood
Graham Johncock (Ade 67/2000),
Andrew Dunkley (Syd 56/1991),
David King (Kan 46/1993)
Half Back
Cameron Bruce (Mel 64/1999),
Ashley McIntosh (WCE 112/1989),
Byron Pickett (Kan 67/1996)
Centre
Adam Goodes (Syd 43/1997),
James Hird (Ess 79/1990),
Paul Williams (Col 70/1989)
Half Forward
Brett Heady (WCE 92/1989),
Chris Grant (WB 105/1988),
Michael O'Loughlin (Syd 40/1994)
Full Forward
Daniel Bradshaw (Bri 56/1995),
Alistair Lynch (Fit 50/1986),
Andrew Embley (WCE 57/1998)
Followers
David Hille (Ess 40 in 1999),
Tony Francis (Col 95/1988),
Brent Harvey (Kan 47/1995)
bench Nick Daffy (Ric 49/1990), Michael Sexton (Car 54/1988), Brian Harris (WB 71/2001), Lindsay Gilbee (WB 43/1999)
emergencies David Grenvold (Ess 87/1987), Jamie Shanahan (StK 92/1990), Adam Schneider (Syd 60/2001)
Players drafted in the AFL National Draft at number 40 or lower, and does not include father/son picks. In brackets are the team that drafted the player, the draft pick number and the year of that draft.
It is getting close to draft day, and while the first round or two has the players everyone will be talking about next year it doesn't mean there won't be future superstars taken much later in the draft. It would hard for someone to find a team that could take this one on, a team entirely made of the later picks in the AFL National Drafts.
Top 10 Draft Steals
(With year, pick number, player and the team)
1988: 105 Chris Grant. Footscray
1997: 43 Adam Goodes. Sydney
1990: 79 James Hird. Essendon
1986: 50 Alistair Lynch. Fitzroy
1989: 112 Ashley McIntosh. West Coast
1996: 67 Byron Pickett.North Melbourne
1988: 95 Tony Francis. Collingwood
1993: 46 David King. North Melbourne
1994: 40 Michael O'Loughlin. Sydney
1989: 70 Paul Williams. Collingwood
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