West Coast dumps troubled youngster Murray Newman from senior list ahead of national draft Eagles youngster Murray Newman (left) has been delisted. WEST Coast has dumped troubled youngster Murray Newman from its senior list, allowing the Eagles four picks in next week's national draft. West Coast will have picks 11, 31, 43 and 49 after controversially trading away pick 6. The club has pledged to stand by Newman, who is facing a serious assault charge, and redraft him in the rookie draft on November 27. Eagles football operations manager Craig Vozzo said the club decided to delist Newman because of uncertainty surrounding the outcome of his trial next month. "The trial is post-draft and because of the seriousness of the offence and uncertainty around the outcome, we have had to take the step of delisting Murray, but have also pledged to support him through the process," Vozzo said. Newman, 18, was charged with grievous bodily harm after an incident last November at the Library Nightclub in Northbridge. He was beaten by then coach John Worsfold in a 2km pre-season time trial following his arrest last summer and was granted leave this year after walking out on Swan Districts at quarter-time in a WAFL match.