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Yeah, you have got to love skimping on the odd first rounder every year or so - just what this club needs.That's not a bad spot to be stuck in in the grand scheme of things.
If we can't trade ahead/down or out of our current position and we end up just getting Dean, Ison and a later kid or two we're still getting two quality prospects in Dean and Ison who will both slot in to a major list hole. Not a disastrous outcome by any means.Yeah, you have got to love skimping on the odd first rounder every year or so - just what this club needs.![]()
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So F1, 39, 45, 56 for 9?Pies interested in our pick 9 for Sharp, apologies if already posted.
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If we had the option I’d leap at that, pies could easily be giving us a top 10 pick in a much stronger draftSo F1, 39, 45, 56 for 9?
By the time it's in play for us, it's more like F1, 34, 39, 48 for 12. That reads like us giving up on getting a decent 3rd prospect in this draft.
I also think the latest Sharp goes is Melbourne's picks, not ours.
If that does grant them access to Sharp, that fixes their midfield concerns into the future, but they also have an academy prospect in this draft so I'm not sure how they're paying for that, perhaps through deficit?If we had the option I’d leap at that, pies could easily be giving us a top 10 pick in a much stronger draft
Cal Twomey thinks he could get through to Hawthorn if Essendon don't select him so could be in play.Pies interested in our pick 9 for Sharp, apologies if already posted.
From memory none of their academy prospects are likely to go in the top 25 so they shouldn’t have too much issue finding another way to manage the points if needs beIf that does grant them access to Sharp, that fixes their midfield concerns into the future, but they also have an academy prospect in this draft so I'm not sure how they're paying for that, perhaps through deficit?
I doubt they’d give us all 3 late picks.So F1, 39, 45, 56 for 9?
By the time it's in play for us, it's more like F1, 34, 39, 48 for 12. That reads like us giving up on getting a decent 3rd prospect in this draft.
I also think the latest Sharp goes is Melbourne's picks, not ours.
The Dean bid in particular is ridiculous. I honestly think West Coast are running the rule through him at pick 13 if he's still available, while Richmond are considering a bid on him after moving down for Grlj, so I think it highlights the lower band of his actual bid range.
Important to speak things to the universe in order for them to manifestI’ll be extremely pleasantly surprised if you’re right, but this is reading as a delusionally optimistic.
What?Voss wanted to use our first rounder last year to trade for Dan Houston which meant we wouldn't have been able to draft Jagga Smith
Then they have nothing of value to make that trade worthwhile, because they would be pushing deep into finals again in 2026.I doubt they’d give us all 3 late picks.
I am at worst identifying the range as 6-13, or 9-16 at that point in the draft, with rumours swirling that West Coast are looking to trade up pick 13 anyway.I’ll be extremely pleasantly surprised if you’re right, but this is reading as a delusionally optimistic.
It isn't Twomey's 3-7, but it's well within in the scope of everyone else's 9-14.
For that arrogant insistence, you can stay on ignore.
I can't see how they'd do it. While it might be based around their F1, we'd still want points back in this draft to cover bids. And they'd want to keep at least one of their later picks to cover a bid on McCarthy (their NGA prospect).Pies interested in our pick 9 for Sharp, apologies if already posted.
If they think a bid for McCarthy comes outside the top 30, they might be happy to just absorb into next year's 2nd rounder. After 36, he only costs them a list spot.I can't see how they'd do it. While it might be based around their F1, we'd still want points back in this draft to cover bids. And they'd want to keep at least one of their later picks to cover a bid on McCarthy (their NGA prospect).
Would have to involve a 3rd club.
Looks like we end up with Dean, Ison and maybe a late 30's gem.![]()
When clubs will launch bids — and young guns who could slip through — as wide ranges explained: Mega AFL draft mail
Tigers’ call on trio as trade gamble, bids and wide ranges explained: Mega AFL draft mailwww.foxsports.com.au
"There has been speculation West Coast will bid on Dean – the son of dual premiership Blue Peter Dean – as the club has interest in him. If that doesn’t happen, the Tigers will almost certainly attempt to select Dean, who’s widely regarded as the best key defender in this year’s draft."
The problem is our pick 9 isn't pick 9 in actuality. It's probably pick 13.
And given the uncertainty around who is going where (and when bids come) I think it would be very surprising for a club to want to get into the swimming pool and take our pick for an F1 before the draft starts (well they can't anyway, but you know what I mean).
However, on the night, as the cards (and players) start falling then it's a different thing. If there's a kid available at our pick that another club likes, then the phone will ring. But it's too hard to foresee what that might look like at the moment.
If Carlton aren't being offered a F1 for pick 9 is there any reason you wouldn't do WC deal - 9 for 13,34? It gets you more points and Dean will definately be bid on before 9. Unsure why this trade is apparently cooling, seems to make sense for both teams (if Carlton can't do better for Pick 9 of course which seems the case).
Austin's been okay with finding quality at the later picks.
O’Farrell.Name one?