If we swap 30 for Greenwood we may as well lobby for a move back to AAMI Stadium put the SBS Guernsey back on & get Choco back as coaching director.we better not use one of the top 30 picks on Greenwood.
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If we swap 30 for Greenwood we may as well lobby for a move back to AAMI Stadium put the SBS Guernsey back on & get Choco back as coaching director.we better not use one of the top 30 picks on Greenwood.
The Pies are likely to lose Witts to the Suns, once the Prestia deal or JOM deal is done. that leaves Grundy on their list as their only pure ruck.An experienced, big-bodied inside midfielder would take a lot of heat off Wines and Boak. Unfortunately he's on too much money, but we could potentially snaffle him for a third.
I'd trade Lobbe for him in a heartbeat, not that the Pies need him. Maybe a three-way deal?
Myeh, can't make finals, list not improving. Says enough for mine
It has to work out this way. We've put ourselves in the gun. No safety net, we **** this up we're boned for a while.
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I get the Mitchell trade but I don't get the Lewis one (given he is 4 years younger) - well not for what they got and Lewis doesn't sound desperate to get out unless there is some reason that hasn't been made public. The Hawks must have a massive salary cap issue to want to move him on.
The Pies are likely to lose Witts to the Suns, once the Prestia deal or JOM deal is done. that leaves Grundy on their list as their only pure ruck.
They have a need for Lobbe, but dont have the role available that Lobbe wants...
id do Lobbe for Greenwood.
I think it was just that Hawthorn knew they had to shift one of them on. They probably figured Mitchell was the favourite son and only had one year and would want to go out a one club player whereas Lewis thought he could play another 3 years so why not move to a club on the up after Hawthorn will probably go down. The problem is like I said in my first post, both players were quite keen on the offer, so while Hawthorn tried to keep Lewis after Mitchell went, Lewis got cranky and demanded that Hawthorn honour their proposal for trading him to Melbourne.I get the Mitchell trade but I don't get the Lewis one (given he is 4 years younger) - well not for what they got and Lewis doesn't sound desperate to get out unless there is some reason that hasn't been made public. The Hawks must have a massive salary cap issue to want to move him on.
He'll be plodding around in the SANFL for the most part it's stupidI get the fact that he is a hard bodied inside mid, but have people actually seen Greenwood's disposal?
He is a borderline terrible kick of the football and with his inclusion our foot skill department gets even worse. Oh and his bloated salary too.
An experienced, big-bodied inside midfielder would take a lot of heat off Wines and Boak. Unfortunately he's on too much money, but we could potentially snaffle him for a third.
I'd trade Lobbe for him in a heartbeat, not that the Pies need him. Maybe a three-way deal?

Lobbe or Greenwood?He'll be plodding around in the SANFL for the most part it's stupid
That comes down to more than list management - and why so many people are getting impatient with our coaching unit. Like I said, it's widely acknowledged that all deals were basically no-brainers.The thing I have a hard time with is that we've made all of those trades but are actually a worse team than we were in 2013. Sure, the individual pieces on the chess board look shinier but we're losing at the actual game.
We did the exact same. Gray, Boak, Hartlett, Pittard, Trengove, Wines, Wingard formed the base of our squad through drafting (along with early trade ins of Ebert and Hombsch). The list was established an in 2013 showed very real signs that it could compete. Therefore it was logical to fill gaps by hitting the trade market instead of hoping draft picks could fill them.The big difference is that Hawthorn built a team through the draft and then looked to top up by trading draft picks for established talent, whereas we seem intent on the opposite approach.
There's no way we'd delist Lobbe. The only annoyance is that if his contract finished this year we could sign him to a contract for less money, but I don't think he was on that much anyway - took a length over dollars contract.Yeah but it's about making the right judgment calls as to who you lock up in long term deals. To have Lobbe locked in until 2019, presumably on decent money, when we'd delist him if he was out of contract, is just awful.
I agree it's no point opening up again but I still maintain there really wasn't any real ruck option to take anyway.We could've done plenty but this has been discussed every day since January on this board so we won't start the debate again![]()
I get the fact that he is a hard bodied inside mid, but have people actually seen Greenwood's disposal?
He is a borderline terrible kick of the football and with his inclusion our foot skill department gets even worse. Oh and his bloated salary too.
Greenwood is a spud. The only reason he is mentioned is his PA Magpies background. Take that away and no one would touch him. Luckily our list management team isn't that sentimental.I get the fact that he is a hard bodied inside mid, but have people actually seen Greenwood's disposal?
I am just dumbfounded people on this board accept this trade....I'm still trying to understand what just went down.
Lets just say we finish 6th next year giving us pick 13. Now, a Club then approaches us and offers 19 & 30 for 13, would we do it? I wouldn't think so, so why do it 12 months out? If we finish lower than 6th - and there's more chance of that than not IMO - would we give up pick 10 for 19 & 30? Again, I wouldn't think so. How about pick 8 for 19 & 30? And it goes on etc.....
It screams panic to me. It screams - 'here have our 2 average guy for your good guy'. Then again, we exist to be average.
Would we do that deal in any clear, present situation or have we done the deal out of impatience and wanting the new toys now?
We needed much better than 19 & 30 to release a draft pick that has a higher possibility of being 5-9 than it does being
Also, no matter what the Kevin Sheehan's of the world try and tell you next years draft is be That's straight from the mouth of a very respected guy who works in the in
They can't believe what we've just done also.
I am just dumbfounded people on this board accept this trade....
Some very astute respectable posters too.
I thought I would of calmed but cant . the stupidity of this trade is so
..obvious.
Greenwood is a spud. The only reason he is mentioned is his PA Magpies background. Take that away and no one would touch him.
When it comes to evaluating the worth of trades it's clear that [random port board pleb] >> [an actual ****** AFL list management team]It really isn't.
lol carn, this isn't TPFP.
I like how drug cheats are now securing a young KPF while we fap over selling our soul to the devil.
I like this description of his round 11 game against uslol carn, this isn't TPFP.
"Can't"?
A lot of new user accounts this trade period.
New account, same b0ydman."Can't"?
A lot of new user accounts this trade period.
