Freo’s first round pick (5) for Dyson Heppell?
If the Dockers want 5 and 22 for Neale, then they'd be giving up 5 and 22 for Heppell I imagine in this hypothetical.
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Freo’s first round pick (5) for Dyson Heppell?
Then Collingwood should trade for him.You think it's not fair because you see Thomas as the steak knives. He's not, as I mentioned before, underrated by everyone outside of Collingwood
Not bad.. one of the more reasonable trades I’ve seenApparently Gold Coast like the King brothers. Could get them a little further down than picks 2 and 3. Fremantle also have too few middle round draft picks this year. If Neale gets traded for picks 5 and 23, would this interest all parties?
Gold Coast -
Pick 5 (Bailey Smith)
Pick 6 (Ben King)
Pick 77 (Academy Selection)
To go with Max King at 3
Fremantle -
Pick 2 (Jack Lukosius)
Pick 17 [from West Coast] (Ian Hill)
Pick 30 [from Geelong] (Sydney Stack)
Pick 42 [from Fremantle] (Dillon O'Reilly)
To go with Jordan Clark at 23
For Gold Coast, they get the replacements for Lynch and May as well as a top midfielder. For Fremantle, they get the best KPF in the draft, most of the good WA talent to assist their midfield and the son of Stephen O'Reilly..
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Seems reasonable. Would like O’Reilly to play for Carlton at some point for shits n gigs thoughApparently Gold Coast like the King brothers. Could get them a little further down than picks 2 and 3. Fremantle also have too few middle round draft picks this year. If Neale gets traded for picks 5 and 23, would this interest all parties?
Gold Coast -
Pick 5 (Bailey Smith)
Pick 6 (Ben King)
Pick 77 (Academy Selection)
To go with Max King at 3
Fremantle -
Pick 2 (Jack Lukosius)
Pick 17 [from West Coast] (Ian Hill)
Pick 30 [from Geelong] (Sydney Stack)
Pick 42 [from Fremantle] (Dillon O'Reilly)
To go with Jordan Clark at 23
For Gold Coast, they get the replacements for Lynch and May as well as a top midfielder. For Fremantle, they get the best KPF in the draft, most of the good WA talent to assist their midfield and the son of Stephen O'Reilly..
Does seem reasonable. Losing Neale would at least make trade and draft week very interestingApparently Gold Coast like the King brothers. Could get them a little further down than picks 2 and 3. Fremantle also have too few middle round draft picks this year. If Neale gets traded for picks 5 and 23, would this interest all parties?
Gold Coast -
Pick 5 (Bailey Smith)
Pick 6 (Ben King)
Pick 77 (Academy Selection)
To go with Max King at 3
Fremantle -
Pick 2 (Jack Lukosius)
Pick 17 [from West Coast] (Ian Hill)
Pick 30 [from Geelong] (Sydney Stack)
Pick 42 [from Fremantle] (Dillon O'Reilly)
To go with Jordan Clark at 23
For Gold Coast, they get the replacements for Lynch and May as well as a top midfielder. For Fremantle, they get the best KPF in the draft, most of the good WA talent to assist their midfield and the son of Stephen O'Reilly..
Yes but allegedly the Kings don't like the idea of playing there.Apparently Gold Coast like the King brothers. Could get them a little further down than picks 2 and 3. Fremantle also have too few middle round draft picks this year. If Neale gets traded for picks 5 and 23, would this interest all parties?
Gold Coast -
Pick 5 (Bailey Smith)
Pick 6 (Ben King)
Pick 77 (Academy Selection)
To go with Max King at 3
Fremantle -
Pick 2 (Jack Lukosius)
Pick 17 [from West Coast] (Ian Hill)
Pick 30 [from Geelong] (Sydney Stack)
Pick 42 [from Fremantle] (Dillon O'Reilly)
To go with Jordan Clark at 23
For Gold Coast, they get the replacements for Lynch and May as well as a top midfielder. For Fremantle, they get the best KPF in the draft, most of the good WA talent to assist their midfield and the son of Stephen O'Reilly..
Let's start with I dont know where Pick 4 comes from, as it stands Suns have Pick 2 and will get a compo pick which is likely to be pick 3, so for the purpose of this I'm going to assume you mean Pick 3.....Collingwood trades
Darcy Moore + 2019 2nd round pick for Swans 2018 1st round pick + 2018 3rd round pick
Collingwood trades
2018 1st round pick + 2018 Swains 1st round pick + Josh Thomas for Pick 4 + Steven May
Thomas is serverely underrated, an excellent small forward that can go through our midfield, kicks goals during crucial moments.
Gold Coast has also shown the willingness to pay extras to bring local talent back to GC. Gold coast has shown intentions of starting from scratch again via the draft, with how even the 1st round is in this year's draft, they'd be better off having 2 mid-late 1st rounders and an instant best 18 player for them over just 1 pick and 1 player who doesn't want to be there.
Yes but allegedly the Kings don't like the idea of playing there.
Let's start with I dont know where Pick 4 comes from, as it stands Suns have Pick 2 and will get a compo pick which is likely to be pick 3, so for the purpose of this I'm going to assume you mean Pick 3.....
So you're saying Pick 13 + Pick 16 + J Thomas for Suns Pick 3 + Steven May !?! Based on points alone 13 and 16 are worth 2279, Pick 3 by itself is 2234....
So fundamentally you are trading Steven May for Josh Thomas! At least they are the same age.... so they have that in common I guess.
Small forwards are easier to come by than a quality KPD with more runs on the board than Thomas.I dont think you guys understand. Thomas is under-rated by everyone outside of Collingwood. You wouldnt understand what his true value is like Collingwood supporters do
You're right Pick 3 and May should net you a Nat FyfeIf my club traded pick 3 and Steven may, I'd want a lot more than pick 13, 16 and Josh Thomas. Like that's not even appealin... and **** the points.. they only matter if there's a awesome academy player they need to match in the first round...
Take Pick 4 out and GCS can send something back to Collingwood (2018 EFC 2nd perhaps).Let's start with I dont know where Pick 4 comes from, as it stands Suns have Pick 2 and will get a compo pick which is likely to be pick 3, so for the purpose of this I'm going to assume you mean Pick 3.....
So you're saying Pick 13 + Pick 16 + J Thomas for Suns Pick 3 + Steven May !?! Based on points alone 13 and 16 are worth 2279, Pick 3 by itself is 2234....
So fundamentally you are trading Steven May for Josh Thomas! At least they are the same age.... so they have that in common I guess.
This.Heppell isn’t leaving.
Can’t trade both your future 1st and 2nd. Against AFL rules regarding future tradingWould trade out 2019 1st & 2nd plus Colyer for Freo's 2018 1st (7-15, 35-42 & Colyer for 5 - which rates Colyer around Pick 69)
Unless you trade one back in.Can’t trade both your future 1st and 2nd. Against AFL rules regarding future trading
this is getting closer, two mid to late 1st rounders plus Thomas for May and a 2nd sounds about right..... even if May hasn't really achieved that much in his career and has missed a lot of footy(be it injury or stupid suspensions) he is still a quality big back-menTake Pick 4 out and GCS can send something back to Collingwood (2018 EFC 2nd perhaps).
So its 13, 16 and Thomas for May & 36.
Which he didn’t traded a 2018 Pick in and not a 2019 pickUnless you trade one back in.
It doesn't necessarily have to be in the same trade, although I would expect it has to happen before you can trade another one out.Which he didn’t traded a 2018 Pick in and not a 2019 pick
Dodo would make off like a bandit if he could convince Freo of that!This.
Heppell, along with Smith, were the only guys who were close to AA standard for us this year.
We aren't in rebuild mode so we aren't trading any best 22's out, esp the ones in the sub 28yo bracket.
Would trade out 2019 1st & 2nd plus Colyer for Freo's 2018 1st (7-15, 35-42 & Colyer for 5 - which rates Colyer around Pick 69)
Precisely they would have to trade out this years 2nd perhaps for one next year.It doesn't necessarily have to be in the same trade, although I would expect it has to happen before you can trade another one out.
Admittedly, it looks one sided when you consider we get a very good pick out of it.Dodo would make off like a bandit if he could convince Freo of that!
AH yes. good pointCan’t trade both your future 1st and 2nd. Against AFL rules regarding future trading
TBH i couldn't really tell you what the Freo needs are other than they generally need more quality in their big's forward of centre, Brennan Cox was pretty good and is young but other than that I think everybody would agree Cam McCathy hasn't fulfilled his 2015 potential he showed at the Giants! He's still only 23 so there is hope but that is fading. Taberner has had his moments but has been injured and is 26 next year.... So my guess is they would be keen to get one of the big forwards in the draft so might be more likely to keep their high end pick, if they get the Lions pick then all bets are off, they may be happy to unload one of the picks.Admittedly, it looks one sided when you consider we get a very good pick out of it.
Its hard to think of Freo's needs at the moment, but another outside runner to compliment the Hill's.
And a senior body to step into the Neale void (though completely different role/skill levels) should he leave.
But its more around the 2 picks for 1 that i put the deal together
Slide a few spots in the first but pick up a 2nd.
And it all comes down to which Essendon turns up in 2019.
There is every chance we land where we are now again.