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Apparantly he has organised himself to train with the Bombers who are his preferred team.He wants to play with Essendon but it depends how the draft pans out with the new father/son rules.It has been suggested he would probably go at between 30 and 40.He is a tall lad (194cms) so he would be more than welcome at Sydney.We need to recruit taller blokes as we seem to have a good number of ants.
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Why even worry your pretty head about it ???
Does he have any ties to Sydney at all ???
Well then he is just another young kid who wants to play football, albeit one with a famous name.
Lets wait and see what is around at 30 - 40 in the draft before we start obsessing about stealing Essendonds F/S selections. -
The fact is he is eligible for Essendon and Sydney as a father/son selection as his father played over 100 games for both teams! It wouldn't be "stealing" as we have as much rights as Essendon in naming him as father/son.
Interesting article here in relation to Jaxon Barham as well:
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He's tailor-made to be a Swan.Barham, a 183cm midfielder, has worked to improve his one perceived weakness, his kicking.Comment
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Very interesting year for us draft wise.
We have a certain pick up with Craig Bird as fourth rounder, are in the mix for Daniher (but not his favoured club) and have an association with Barham that may spark some interest by the club.
With a couple of rookies that look likely to added to the main list and not real loss from a retirement perspective (maybe Crouch and Matthews) we will in all likelyhood only have 4 picks at most.
DST
"Looking forward to a rebuilt, new, fast and exciting Swans model in 2010"
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Darcy Daniher
Perhaps the possible trading of Jolly and the potential 2 Picks in the first round (with our existing pick and one other possibly obtained for Jolly) could see a high offer for this son of a gun.
I don't know much about his form but you can read an article here, interesting that the Swans have invited him 3 times and Anthony says he understands and his son is ready for any potential move Interstate.
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