Buddy used free agency but there was no go home factor. Vic clubs are sweating on Dangerfield, so its pleasing to see the WA clubs getting in for their chop.
All-Australian defender Alex Rance is the latest big man target in Fremantle’s now annual assault to win a ready-made key position replacement for veteran superstars Matthew Pavlich and Luke McPharlin.
Rance, out of contract with Richmond at the end of the season, continues to delay talks on a new deal, leaving the full-back open to approaches from Dockers management to consider a move back to his home state after six seasons and 107 games at the Tigers.
Jaeger O’Meara, Harley Bennell, David Swallow, Brandon Matera and Jack Martin at the Suns as well as Stephen Coniglio with Greater Western Sydney are all expected to be headhunted to return home.
Versatile Essendon duo Cale Hooker and Tayte Pears are others on the radar for tempting lures to return west along with Brisbane midfielder Daniel Rich and Hawthorn’s Bradley Hill.
http://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/af...ers ready to raid the east&itmt=1421730063210
One football operations boss said contracts would not be a barrier after last season.
“You don’t worry about contracts, they mean nothing anymore,” he said.
That was evidenced at last year’s unsavoury trade period when a host of players still in contract switched clubs.
Good news if you are a Dockers or Eagles fan, but both need on field success to lure good players home.
All-Australian defender Alex Rance is the latest big man target in Fremantle’s now annual assault to win a ready-made key position replacement for veteran superstars Matthew Pavlich and Luke McPharlin.
Rance, out of contract with Richmond at the end of the season, continues to delay talks on a new deal, leaving the full-back open to approaches from Dockers management to consider a move back to his home state after six seasons and 107 games at the Tigers.
Jaeger O’Meara, Harley Bennell, David Swallow, Brandon Matera and Jack Martin at the Suns as well as Stephen Coniglio with Greater Western Sydney are all expected to be headhunted to return home.
Versatile Essendon duo Cale Hooker and Tayte Pears are others on the radar for tempting lures to return west along with Brisbane midfielder Daniel Rich and Hawthorn’s Bradley Hill.
http://www.perthnow.com.au/sport/af...ers ready to raid the east&itmt=1421730063210
One football operations boss said contracts would not be a barrier after last season.
“You don’t worry about contracts, they mean nothing anymore,” he said.
That was evidenced at last year’s unsavoury trade period when a host of players still in contract switched clubs.
Good news if you are a Dockers or Eagles fan, but both need on field success to lure good players home.