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i realise we would have to cull half the list to get this fella, but a 197cm 88kg (same weight as saddo, IMO could fill out to 95kg) CHB that wants to run and get the ball would suit us perfectly.. 
Big Bradley looms as a top prospect
Matt Burgan
afl.com.au
11:01:09 AM Thu 2 October, 2003
After winning the Larke Medal and gaining All-Australian honours in the National AFL under-18 championships this year, Western Australian tall Kepler Bradley looms as one of the top young big men in the November National AFL Draft.
Bradley who will turn 18 less than 10 days before the draft, stands at 197.9cm and 88.4kg, but is versatile enough to play in the ruck and centre half-back, while he nominates his favourite position as the wing.
?I like playing on the wing, just to get a bit of a run around (and) a few touches. Ruck and centre half-back when I?m needed is alright I suppose,? Bradley told afl.com.au at the National AFL Draft Camp.
Bradley?s performances in the championships earned him strong praise, which has even seen him firm as a top 10 contender come November.
But already in the interviewing process with several AFL clubs, he has yet to gauge where he will be taken.
?They don?t say much when you?re in interviews with them,? Bradley said.
?It?s pretty confidential and they won?t let anything out, so anything can happen on the day ? you can go top 10 or 50th or not go at all, so you?ve just got to wait and see what happens.
?I try not to listen to it I suppose, because anything can happen. You can not get drafted at all, so I just try and block it all out and just on the day (I?ll) focus on it.?
The exciting tall from West Perth said he would like to remain in Western Australia, but interestingly he doesn?t follow either Fremantle or West Coast.
?No (I support) Sydney. I go for Sydney. My dad went for them, (so I chose them) when I was young, so I just got it off him,? Bradley said.
?It?d be good to stay in Perth and WA, but if I have to move away to play Australian Rules footy, then I will.
?It?s going to be a hard task to move over to Victoria or wherever I go, if I do go, so it?ll be hard, but I?d do it to play AFL.?
Big Bradley looms as a top prospect
Matt Burgan
afl.com.au
11:01:09 AM Thu 2 October, 2003
After winning the Larke Medal and gaining All-Australian honours in the National AFL under-18 championships this year, Western Australian tall Kepler Bradley looms as one of the top young big men in the November National AFL Draft.
Bradley who will turn 18 less than 10 days before the draft, stands at 197.9cm and 88.4kg, but is versatile enough to play in the ruck and centre half-back, while he nominates his favourite position as the wing.
?I like playing on the wing, just to get a bit of a run around (and) a few touches. Ruck and centre half-back when I?m needed is alright I suppose,? Bradley told afl.com.au at the National AFL Draft Camp.
Bradley?s performances in the championships earned him strong praise, which has even seen him firm as a top 10 contender come November.
But already in the interviewing process with several AFL clubs, he has yet to gauge where he will be taken.
?They don?t say much when you?re in interviews with them,? Bradley said.
?It?s pretty confidential and they won?t let anything out, so anything can happen on the day ? you can go top 10 or 50th or not go at all, so you?ve just got to wait and see what happens.
?I try not to listen to it I suppose, because anything can happen. You can not get drafted at all, so I just try and block it all out and just on the day (I?ll) focus on it.?
The exciting tall from West Perth said he would like to remain in Western Australia, but interestingly he doesn?t follow either Fremantle or West Coast.
?No (I support) Sydney. I go for Sydney. My dad went for them, (so I chose them) when I was young, so I just got it off him,? Bradley said.
?It?d be good to stay in Perth and WA, but if I have to move away to play Australian Rules footy, then I will.
?It?s going to be a hard task to move over to Victoria or wherever I go, if I do go, so it?ll be hard, but I?d do it to play AFL.?
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