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List Mgmt. 2025 Trade/FA Thread

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CONTRACTED Collingwood premiership star Beau McCreery is the subject of significant trade interest, with rivals believing some Pies players are disgruntled by the club’s recent recruiting raids.

McCreery is contracted to the end of 2027 but has had his head turned by significant rival offers from multiple clubs as Collingwood attempts to secure Blues free agent Jack Silvagni.

Gold Coast is one of the clubs who is in the market for an elite small forward and has asked questions over the future of Bobby Hill, who is adamant he is happy at the Pies.

McCreery is aware of that rival interest as he rehabs a hamstring injury and has not immediately discounted it.

His skillset as a rugged and pacy pressure forward who can also go into the midfield is highly prized across the AFL.

Collingwood will be able to hold firm given McCreery’s contract but the industry sources across the AFL are aware of growing unrest from some Pies players about the state of the list build.

Star ruckman Darcy Cameron has been trying to secure an increased contract all season, while Brody Mihocek has so far rejected the club’s offer of a one-year deal on modest terms.

Scott Pendlebury will re-sign alongside Steele Sidebottom, with Jeremy Howe also happy to play on for a year on a bottom-dollar contract.

But the attempted raid on McCreery is a fascinating sign of the willingness of rivals to test the loyalty of Collingwood stars who have stayed for less.

Collingwood is adamant the Silvagni offer is not about offering more than Carlton, keen for him to cross clubs only for the right reasons to play with friends in a premiership window.

Collingwood used up as much as $1.8m in cap space to secure Harry Perryman and Dan Houston but is determined to continue adding to its list to stay in the premiership window.

The club is yet to offer deals to Tom Mitchell, Mason Cox and Will Hoskin-Elliott, while Jamie Elliott has been offered a two-year deal.

Carlton coach Michael Voss hit out at his premiership teammate Craig McRae on Saturday when he made public his “first date” with Carlton’s Silvagni.

Voss is fully aware players take meetings with rival coaches and has no issue with that trend but believed the publicity over it made it hard for Silvagni to return to the club with his head held high.

The Blues are holding firm on their four-year deal for Silvagni on about $650,000 despite being crestfallen at the ACL tear for first-year defender Harry O’Farrell.

It will significantly compromise their ability to replace Silvagni next year but the Blues are still hoping he might sign their free agency contract.
 
CONTRACTED Collingwood premiership star Beau McCreery is the subject of significant trade interest, with rivals believing some Pies players are disgruntled by the club’s recent recruiting raids.

McCreery is contracted to the end of 2027 but has had his head turned by significant rival offers from multiple clubs as Collingwood attempts to secure Blues free agent Jack Silvagni.

Gold Coast is one of the clubs who is in the market for an elite small forward and has asked questions over the future of Bobby Hill, who is adamant he is happy at the Pies.

McCreery is aware of that rival interest as he rehabs a hamstring injury and has not immediately discounted it.

His skillset as a rugged and pacy pressure forward who can also go into the midfield is highly prized across the AFL.

Collingwood will be able to hold firm given McCreery’s contract but the industry sources across the AFL are aware of growing unrest from some Pies players about the state of the list build.

Star ruckman Darcy Cameron has been trying to secure an increased contract all season, while Brody Mihocek has so far rejected the club’s offer of a one-year deal on modest terms.

Scott Pendlebury will re-sign alongside Steele Sidebottom, with Jeremy Howe also happy to play on for a year on a bottom-dollar contract.

But the attempted raid on McCreery is a fascinating sign of the willingness of rivals to test the loyalty of Collingwood stars who have stayed for less.

Collingwood is adamant the Silvagni offer is not about offering more than Carlton, keen for him to cross clubs only for the right reasons to play with friends in a premiership window.

Collingwood used up as much as $1.8m in cap space to secure Harry Perryman and Dan Houston but is determined to continue adding to its list to stay in the premiership window.

The club is yet to offer deals to Tom Mitchell, Mason Cox and Will Hoskin-Elliott, while Jamie Elliott has been offered a two-year deal.

Carlton coach Michael Voss hit out at his premiership teammate Craig McRae on Saturday when he made public his “first date” with Carlton’s Silvagni.

Voss is fully aware players take meetings with rival coaches and has no issue with that trend but believed the publicity over it made it hard for Silvagni to return to the club with his head held high.

The Blues are holding firm on their four-year deal for Silvagni on about $650,000 despite being crestfallen at the ACL tear for first-year defender Harry O’Farrell.

It will significantly compromise their ability to replace Silvagni next year but the Blues are still hoping he might sign their free agency contract.
He is still going on about Bobby going to GC
 
CONTRACTED Collingwood premiership star Beau McCreery is the subject of significant trade interest, with rivals believing some Pies players are disgruntled by the club’s recent recruiting raids.

McCreery is contracted to the end of 2027 but has had his head turned by significant rival offers from multiple clubs as Collingwood attempts to secure Blues free agent Jack Silvagni.

Gold Coast is one of the clubs who is in the market for an elite small forward and has asked questions over the future of Bobby Hill, who is adamant he is happy at the Pies.

McCreery is aware of that rival interest as he rehabs a hamstring injury and has not immediately discounted it.

His skillset as a rugged and pacy pressure forward who can also go into the midfield is highly prized across the AFL.

Collingwood will be able to hold firm given McCreery’s contract but the industry sources across the AFL are aware of growing unrest from some Pies players about the state of the list build.

Star ruckman Darcy Cameron has been trying to secure an increased contract all season, while Brody Mihocek has so far rejected the club’s offer of a one-year deal on modest terms.

Scott Pendlebury will re-sign alongside Steele Sidebottom, with Jeremy Howe also happy to play on for a year on a bottom-dollar contract.

But the attempted raid on McCreery is a fascinating sign of the willingness of rivals to test the loyalty of Collingwood stars who have stayed for less.

Collingwood is adamant the Silvagni offer is not about offering more than Carlton, keen for him to cross clubs only for the right reasons to play with friends in a premiership window.

Collingwood used up as much as $1.8m in cap space to secure Harry Perryman and Dan Houston but is determined to continue adding to its list to stay in the premiership window.

The club is yet to offer deals to Tom Mitchell, Mason Cox and Will Hoskin-Elliott, while Jamie Elliott has been offered a two-year deal.

Carlton coach Michael Voss hit out at his premiership teammate Craig McRae on Saturday when he made public his “first date” with Carlton’s Silvagni.

Voss is fully aware players take meetings with rival coaches and has no issue with that trend but believed the publicity over it made it hard for Silvagni to return to the club with his head held high.

The Blues are holding firm on their four-year deal for Silvagni on about $650,000 despite being crestfallen at the ACL tear for first-year defender Harry O’Farrell.

It will significantly compromise their ability to replace Silvagni next year but the Blues are still hoping he might sign their free agency contract.
Again with the disgruntledness thing….. this is only a thing that Ralphy is peddling? Dude thinks there’s gonna be a player exodus becuase of JSOS
 
Again with the disgruntledness thing….. this is only a thing that Ralphy is peddling? Dude thinks there’s gonna be a player exodus becuase of JSOS

Must read BigFooty for his Stories ;)
 

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If Collingwood players are disgruntled because we are....checks notes

Trying to recruit new players via trade, then should all the other 17 clubs be full of disgruntled players?
 
CONTRACTED Collingwood premiership star Beau McCreery is the subject of significant trade interest, with rivals believing some Pies players are disgruntled by the club’s recent recruiting raids.

McCreery is contracted to the end of 2027 but has had his head turned by significant rival offers from multiple clubs as Collingwood attempts to secure Blues free agent Jack Silvagni.

Gold Coast is one of the clubs who is in the market for an elite small forward and has asked questions over the future of Bobby Hill, who is adamant he is happy at the Pies.

McCreery is aware of that rival interest as he rehabs a hamstring injury and has not immediately discounted it.

His skillset as a rugged and pacy pressure forward who can also go into the midfield is highly prized across the AFL.

Collingwood will be able to hold firm given McCreery’s contract but the industry sources across the AFL are aware of growing unrest from some Pies players about the state of the list build.

Star ruckman Darcy Cameron has been trying to secure an increased contract all season, while Brody Mihocek has so far rejected the club’s offer of a one-year deal on modest terms.
Surely Beau's mum wouldn't let him leave Collingwood, although the thought that other clubs value him more might sway him.
All this talk of contracts and poaching players from other teams could well be very unsettling for some of the boys.
I wonder what Brody's modest term contract offer was.
 

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