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I hear you because Carlton have done the same thing.

It is just a feeling I have about him, the way he moves, very reminiscent of Hird in his early days (remembering that Hird was not a bona fide star at the beginning although, and relying on my memory, I don't think Jones is as good at the same stage of development). Jones has a good tank, he is...

I said "he has the potential to be another Hird like player". What's to not understand about that comment?

I believe that Kouta was a Collingwood supporter, Dunstall a Carlton supporter as was Chris Grant and apparently Nick Daicos. Anything is possible and as for Harrison Jones I'd have him at Carlton in a heart beat because he has the potential to be another Hird like player. He does need to bulk...

A good signing for the Pies but surely nobody believes the spin from his manager.

I agree except I would place Parish in your top 3 players. I stated just after he made his debut that your mob had drafted a great player. It has taken him a little while to reach that standard but he is there. He will be all Australian if his form continues.

You could probably make that claim for a lot of midfielders. The difference between most, if not all, other midfielders is that Judd could break open games and win them for the eagles. Judd still is the only opposition player I would tune in to watch a home and away match when the Blues...

Hurley and Hooker, both stars, take the best forwards not Ambrose.

It seems that this deal is being stage managed by the AFL so it can be televised live.

and the other good news is that Shiel did not just take the best money offer.

Essendon have done well here. Both Carlton and Essendon need players like Shiel. Bombers should make the 8 next year with their list.

That is exactly what I think will happen. The swans may be interested in the points value for picks 24 and 25 enough to give up their first round pick.

This is a good trade. I would like to see McGrath move into the midfield because I don't want him to be treated like Gibbs was in his early days which wasted his talent.

I think pick 11 is very fair. I also think that Woosha will be able to get the best out of Stringer.

I think exactly the same as you. Adelaide thought the Blues would fold and when they didn't Adelaide did not have any other plan.

Treloar is a jet. Sure his disposal forward is predictable which beggars the question "Where were his teammates?". Further it is his first year at the Pies. Next year will be better. The Pies may have given up a lot for him but from where I am sitting it seems like a great deal.

He will be immense for the Pies if he isn't at his best just yet. In which case he may well be the recruit of the year and I have not forgot the Dangerfield trade.

I think it is but I can see quite a few swap outs between your runners including Yaz which will be quite a headache for oppositions. It will be Hardwick's and the other coaches jobs to tweek the game plan and really make the most of the x-factor that Yaz possesses. Some of your other players...

I have always thought he is best suited on the wing going between HB and HF.

Yarran is an absolute steal for the Tigers and although he will go missing for long periods he has the x-factor to rip teams apart in a few minutes. Exactly what the Tigers need.

I totally agree. I hope that a direct swap can be orchestrated but I do not think Richmond are that stupid.

Yarran is gone which is a pity because I think that Bolton could turn him around. However Yarran does not want to stay and I am sure that he wants to go to the Tigers. I have no doubt that the Blues and the Tigers will work out a trade and it will be fair because the Tigers have integrity unlike...

I can't believe the pies will let this kid go anywhere. He can play.