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We'll go into 2017 weaker than we were in 2016 and with another first round pick poured down the drain.It was a good start........didn't follow it up this trade season, now it just looks incomplete
I'm disappointed they've used 2017 draft picks for Tuohy, but it's done now.... or will be tomorrow.
I just hope they don't think that replacing Enright with Tuohy is going to solve everything.
We need run and we need youth in our defence, which is why IMO Thurlow, Bews and Kolodjashnij have to play down there for the majority if not all year.
If that means forcing out guys like Mackie then so be it.
Mostly right the 5th time 5 minutes before it's about to drop after they have predicted it wrongly 4 times. Look at how many journos have had Deledio to do Geelong for months. Most of their speculation is wrong. Even Mark Stevens admitted (unwittingly) in his own tweet today that he is just guessing. You guys shouldnt buy it.
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I think we'll receive pick 15 at a minimum.
I rather have us go after JOM with pick 15 and a player like H-S.
Cats set to nab Irish Blue, utility to head the other way
Peter Ryan October 19, 2016 5:09 PM
CARLTON will secure unlucky Geelong utility Billie Smedts as part of a deal to send Zach Tuohy to the Cats.
Geelong will hand over its future first-round selection while Carlton will give back its future second-round pick to complete the deal on Friday.
The Cats had to apply to the AFL for permission to trade their future first-round selection during this year's NAB AFL Trade Period, as they had already traded this year's first-round pick as part of the 2015 deal that landed ex-Carlton defender Lachie Henderson.
Under the rules, clubs are restricted in their trading of future first-round picks to ensure they make two first round selections at the NAB AFL Draft within a four-year period.
However, clubs were reminded the AFL would consider applications to vary the requirements.
Smedts, 24, has had an unfortunate run with injury in recent seasons, breaking his leg twice and having a shoulder reconstruction, which restricted his capacity to show his talent.
He played 38 games for the Cats after being pick No.15 in the 2010 NAB AFL Draft, showing his quality in his first two years before injury struck and hampered several pre-seasons.
The Cats recontracted Smedts at the start of last season as they saw his maturity, but a broken leg in the VFL in round 11 gave him no chance of building into the season.
Tuohy, 26, has been a sturdy defender at the Blues after being recruited from Ireland.
He has played 120 games for Carlton and will add run to the Cats' defence.
Named in the AFL Coaches Team of the Year in 2015, Tuohy requested a trade to the Cats at the start of the NAB AFL Trade Period.
Nope. And the Deledio to Geelong speculation wasn't baseless at all. The clubs had discussions. So, once again, the journalists were correct. But let's go through the 2016 trade period, shall we?
Brad Hill to Freo: trade possibility first reported on months ago.
Jack Steele to St Kilda: trade possibility first reported on weeks ago.
Sam Mitchell to West Coast: story broken days before trade went through.
Tom Mitchell to Hawthorn: trade possibility first reported on months ago.
Jordan Lewis to Melbourne: story broken days before trade went through.
Pearce Hanley to Gold Coast: story broken last week.
Dion Prestia to Richmond: story broken months ago.
Toby Nankevis to Richmond: story broken this week.
Joel Hamling to Fremantle: story broken not long after Grand Final.
Cameron McCarthy to Fremantle: story broken literally over a year ago.
None of these stories dropped 5 minutes before the trade went through. Some of them the media found out only through "formal" channels when the player's trade request was released to the club website, but most of these links were being reported on by journalists well before the trades went through.
If that means forcing out guys like Mackie then so be it.
still trying to comprehend Mackie getting a 2 year extension a year ago.. boneheaded decision by our club.
Glad you askedWho/what is WHE?
I actually had hope for Smedts though. Was hoping he might help us next year. ( I know I'm in the minority)Have you actually digested the 2E trade?
Don't include smedts in it as he is worth peanuts..
Blues will be bottom 4, prob bottom 2 when they lose Gibbs, we will be top 6. Therefore 2E trade works out to around pick 40!
This is one trade that I'm confident we'll regret.
Very well respected journo who's information is most if the time spot on, very knowledgeable person.Who the F is Emma Quayle?
Is she the new Caroline Wilson?
They can both fn p1$$ off
Who the F is Emma Quayle?
Is she the new Caroline Wilson?
They can both fn p1$$ off
If Wells can work some last minute magic to get JOM down to the Cats I'd be thrilled with that.
His best games were in losses which is to be expected when the probability that the ball spent longer in the back half is quite high.