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Next year's draft is meant to be heavily compromised with academy picks and what-not, and the Eagles clearly fancy themselves to be finishing high up the ladder, so pushing down the value of the 2020 first round pick. I know my club rates this year's draft pretty highly, but the Eagles are...

Had an offer from Hawthorn for 2019 season and there was some interest from the Swans. Obviously the Dogs have made him a better offer than what he received from Hawthorn. Has gone backwards as a player from the heights of 2015 and would have been a fringe player had he stayed with the Hawks...

Hawthorn were keen on chasing key defenders from other clubs in Clarkson's early years at the helm. The Hawks and Melbourne had an in-principle deal in place for Ryan Ferguson to join Hawthorn with Brad Sewell going the other way during the 2005 trade week (at the end of Clarkson's first year in...

Which Billy/Billie were you after again, LukeParkerno1? ;)

Gunston signed a new contract with the Hawks this year. He isn't part of this deal.

It's pick 65. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/pies-finally-land-treloar-for-multiple-draft-picks

Could have sworn that pick 62 now belongs to the Eagles after Essendon traded it with Giles earlier in the trade period. The AFL's indicative draft list has the Eagles holding pick 62. http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-10-21/indicative-draft-order-your-clubs-provisional-picks-as-trade-period-unfolds

You can have Sam Grimley for free. Hawthorn has just announced he's been delisted. ;)

s**t & giggles, I think.

Clubs have been surprised in the past when the compensatory pick awarded by the AFL for an outgoing free agent has not met expectations. Apart from the debate as to whether the compensatory picks should be abolished, clubs may be more willing to match an offer for a restricted free agent and...

Seriously stop posting about things you have no idea about.

Crows have got it wrong there. A club can match the deal offered to a restricted free agent and the player must either agree to the contract offered by his current club, enter the draft or be traded to his preferred club.

To be pedantic, it was actually a four-way deal when the AFL asked Geelong to get involved to break the deadlock. There were some swaps of later round picks between Port, Geelong and Essendon to get the deal done. Hawthorn gained Shaun Burgoyne; gave up pick 9 and Mark Williams. Essendon gained...

Brilliant, biting satire that is. Oh, wait, this is Bigfooty. You were probably sincere about every word of that, didn't you?