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Melbourne Demons pick Ainslie's Aaron Vandenberg in AFL rookie draft
Vandenberg became the fourth Canberran to join an AFL list this year, following in the footsteps of Jack Steele (Greater Western replica van cleef clover bracelet Sydney), Logan Austin (Port Adelaide) and basketballer Ivan Soldo (Richmond), when the Demons took him at pick two in the rookie draft on Wednesday morning.
It's emphatically ended Canberra's five year draft drought and is the ACT's best draft haul since 1996 when Brett Howman and Brad Fuller went onto senior lists and Steve Mahar and Adam Ryder were picked as rookies.
Vandenberg's ability to find the footy and the way he has transformed himself from a slightly overweight forward into one of the best hard running copy van cleef & arpels earrings midfielders in the NEAFL were what convinced Taylor to give him a go not even a shoulder reconstruction that he's still recovering from put Taylor off.
Taylor said players that get a lot of the footy at state league level cangenerally reproduce that in the AFL and he likened Vandenberg's 2014 NEAFL season to Richmond's Anthony Miles' 2013 in the same comp.
Miles emerged as a replica van cleef arpels necklace future AFL star this year after his move from Greater Western Sydney.
"I can't believe the transformation, I think that's what gives you confidence, [Vandenberg]'s been able to implement for a period of time a change [to his physique], it hasn't been for three or four weeks and then he's dropped off again," Taylor said.
"You've got to sometimes take your hat off to that and say, 'Well I think he'll come in and hang in there and prosper' in what's a pretty hard environment.
"I certainly hope he does anyway."
Vandenbergjoined Ainslie from South Coast club Tathra and was one of the Tricolours' best in their 2011 NEAFL eastern conference premiership in his first season in Canberra.
The ball magnet has won back to back best and fairests at Ainslie the past two seasons andSANFL club Central Districts were also interested in him.
Vandenberg was washing his lunch dishes when he got a call from housemate and Ainslie teammate Dale Walker to tell him the news.
"I had a talk with Jason Taylor yesterday afternoon and from that it all sounded relatively positive, but they put little comments in there that make you question it," he said.
Vandenberg became the fourth Canberran to join an AFL list this year, following in the footsteps of Jack Steele (Greater Western replica van cleef clover bracelet Sydney), Logan Austin (Port Adelaide) and basketballer Ivan Soldo (Richmond), when the Demons took him at pick two in the rookie draft on Wednesday morning.
It's emphatically ended Canberra's five year draft drought and is the ACT's best draft haul since 1996 when Brett Howman and Brad Fuller went onto senior lists and Steve Mahar and Adam Ryder were picked as rookies.
Vandenberg's ability to find the footy and the way he has transformed himself from a slightly overweight forward into one of the best hard running copy van cleef & arpels earrings midfielders in the NEAFL were what convinced Taylor to give him a go not even a shoulder reconstruction that he's still recovering from put Taylor off.
Taylor said players that get a lot of the footy at state league level cangenerally reproduce that in the AFL and he likened Vandenberg's 2014 NEAFL season to Richmond's Anthony Miles' 2013 in the same comp.
Miles emerged as a replica van cleef arpels necklace future AFL star this year after his move from Greater Western Sydney.
"I can't believe the transformation, I think that's what gives you confidence, [Vandenberg]'s been able to implement for a period of time a change [to his physique], it hasn't been for three or four weeks and then he's dropped off again," Taylor said.
"You've got to sometimes take your hat off to that and say, 'Well I think he'll come in and hang in there and prosper' in what's a pretty hard environment.
"I certainly hope he does anyway."
Vandenbergjoined Ainslie from South Coast club Tathra and was one of the Tricolours' best in their 2011 NEAFL eastern conference premiership in his first season in Canberra.
The ball magnet has won back to back best and fairests at Ainslie the past two seasons andSANFL club Central Districts were also interested in him.
Vandenberg was washing his lunch dishes when he got a call from housemate and Ainslie teammate Dale Walker to tell him the news.
"I had a talk with Jason Taylor yesterday afternoon and from that it all sounded relatively positive, but they put little comments in there that make you question it," he said.
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