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From the H/S.
NANK SUDDENLY BECOMES PRIORITY
RICHMOND will have to make Toby Nankervis’ signature a clear priority now that Ivan Soldo has gone down with an injury that could threaten his entire 2021 season as well.
Nankervis has always wanted to stay at Punt Road but looked likely to be shuffled out because of Soldo and Callum Coleman-Jones.
Sydney was a natural link given their ruck issues.
Toby Nankervis will have to carry the rucking load without Ivan Soldo next year. Picture: Matt Roberts/AFL Photos/via Getty Images
Damien Hardwick has been reported as not guaranteeing the future of Coleman-Jones but despite a slip of the tongue in a press conference he immediately back-tracked and confirmed the contracted ruck would be around.
GWS and Adelaide are interested in Coleman-Jones but there is no prospect the Tigers would release him given his upside.
Gold Coast’s interest in Richmond’s Nathan Broad is real as he faces being pushed out of the Tigers side for the foreseeable future but the Suns are intent on retaining cap space for their bevy of emerging stars.
It means he would be more likely to get an extra year of tenure but less salary, with the Suns unwilling to give up quality picks for the 27-year-old.
Noah Balta’s emergence at Richmond means the Tigers are shuffling backline spots, with David Astbury the latest key defender ready to come into that backline.
Dual premiership player Broad has been one of the club’s unsung heroes shutting down elite forwards with a minimum of fuss.
NANK SUDDENLY BECOMES PRIORITY
RICHMOND will have to make Toby Nankervis’ signature a clear priority now that Ivan Soldo has gone down with an injury that could threaten his entire 2021 season as well.
Nankervis has always wanted to stay at Punt Road but looked likely to be shuffled out because of Soldo and Callum Coleman-Jones.
Sydney was a natural link given their ruck issues.
Damien Hardwick has been reported as not guaranteeing the future of Coleman-Jones but despite a slip of the tongue in a press conference he immediately back-tracked and confirmed the contracted ruck would be around.
GWS and Adelaide are interested in Coleman-Jones but there is no prospect the Tigers would release him given his upside.
Gold Coast’s interest in Richmond’s Nathan Broad is real as he faces being pushed out of the Tigers side for the foreseeable future but the Suns are intent on retaining cap space for their bevy of emerging stars.
It means he would be more likely to get an extra year of tenure but less salary, with the Suns unwilling to give up quality picks for the 27-year-old.
Noah Balta’s emergence at Richmond means the Tigers are shuffling backline spots, with David Astbury the latest key defender ready to come into that backline.
Dual premiership player Broad has been one of the club’s unsung heroes shutting down elite forwards with a minimum of fuss.