Nice to see MK get another year.

From what I've read list sizes aren't changing in 2022, so my understanding is the following remains :-

Primary List = 38 players maximum

Rookie List (Cat A) = 6 players maximum

Combined (Primary + Cat A) = 42 players maximum

Rookie List (Cat B) = 2 players maximum

TOTAL (Primary + Cat A + Cat B) = 44 players maximum (37 players minimum)

At season's end we had 36 on the primary list, 8 Cat A and 1 Cat B for a total of 45 players.

36 primary list - Murphy - Casboult = 34 primary list
8 cat A - Betts = 7 cat A
1 cat B

So as a minimum something like ...
Move Kennedy from cat A to primary (35 primary, 6 cat A)
Delist 3 primary list players to accommodate Hewett, Cerra and 2 picks in the National Draft (Kennedy's upgrade would count as third pick)

That would get us to 36 primary + 6 cat A + 1 cat B

Make sense

From what I've read list sizes aren't changing in 2022, so my understanding is the following remains :-

Primary List = 38 players maximum

Rookie List (Cat A) = 6 players maximum

Combined (Primary + Cat A) = 42 players maximum

Rookie List (Cat B) = 2 players maximum

TOTAL (Primary + Cat A + Cat B) = 44 players maximum (37 players minimum)

At season's end we had 36 on the primary list, 8 Cat A and 1 Cat B for a total of 45 players.

36 primary list - Murphy - Casboult = 34 primary list
8 cat A - Betts = 7 cat A
1 cat B

So as a minimum something like ...
Move Kennedy from cat A to primary (35 primary, 6 cat A)
Delist 3 primary list players to accommodate Hewett, Cerra and 2 picks in the National Draft (Kennedy's upgrade would count as third pick)

That would get us to 36 primary + 6 cat A + 1 cat B

Make sense

Delist 3 primary list players to accommodate Hewett, Cerra and 2 picks in the National Draft (Kennedy's upgrade would count as third pick)

That would get us to 36 primary + 6 cat A + 1 cat B

Make sense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On5I_jh48Fw

Some fun and for discussion

Regards Cazzesman

Not official but reports are that Honey and Owies have re-signed for another year.

McDonald’s ability to play at either end of the ground is a trump card for us - if we can get him onto the primary list. As it stands, he’s probably the first choice at CHF though that’s by default. There’s a couple of other options at CHB, but they’re either broken or don’t quite fit right.

If we can’t land someone like Riccardi on the cheap, we’d do well to draft a CHF - or get McGovern’s contract off the books.

Guesses on the 3?

Gibbons Ramsay...there's only LOB left uncontracted on the Primary list.

All other players out of contract are Cat A rookies.
Even if Kennedy remains on the rookie list, it still requires a Primary list player delisted or traded....hope I've missed one.

Guesses on the 3?

Where does McDonald fit in there?

Was he drafted in lieu of the rookie picks we passed on, or as an injury top up to the senior list for Kemp/Marchbank/Curnow?

Kevin Sheehan on the AFL website had this to say about Rhett Bazzo ((195cm) after the WA vs SA game

Bazzo, from South Mandurah, was likewise a rock in defense with 10 marks and aggressive spoiling a feature as he collected 18 possessions, predominantly in the back half. Another with a taste of senior WAFL football under his belt and having played both back and forward at college and club level, Bazzo looks a natural defender who also sets up play with his mobility and penetrating right foot. An All-Australian at Under 16s level in 2019, he certainly played some inspirational football for his state at the weekend, leaving a positive impression on his future AFL prospects.


Need another high pick to get this kid. Guessing can't get Gibcus now.

Nice to see MK get another year.