List Mgmt. 2022 Trade & List Management Thread II

[giantroo]

Spoiler: Confirmed Trades

Spoiler: Draft Pick order

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Spoiler: Key dates

AFL Trade Period Key Dates - AFL.com.au

When does Free Agency begin? How long does the Trade Period go for? Find out on AFL.com.au.

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Key Dates:

Friday 07 October at 5.00pm
Close of AFL Restricted Free Agency Offer and Unrestricted Free Agency Period.

Monday 10 October
NAB AFL Draft Nominations open (9am)
AFL Restricted Free Agency Matching Offer 3 Day Period Ends (5pm)

Wednesday 12 October at 7.30pm
AFL Trade Period closes – players and selections


Thursday 03 November at 9.00am
AFL Delisted Player Free Agency Period (1) commences

Wednesday 09 November at 5.00pm

AFL Delisted Player Free Agency Period (1) closes

Friday 11 November at 9.00am

AFL Delisted Player Free Agency Period (2) commences

Tuesday 15 November by 5.00pm

AFL Delisted Player Free Agency Period (2) closes
AFL Trade Period closes – selections only

Monday 21 November by 3.00pm

NAB AFL Draft Nominations close

Monday 28 November at 7.10pm

2022 NAB AFL Draft Round One (Venue TBC)

Father/Son, Academy & NGA and Players Bidding opens.

Tuesday 29 November

AFL Trade Period – selections only (5.45pm to 6.30pm)

2022 NAB AFL National Draft Round two until completion (7pm)

Rookie Upgrade Period opens (10pm)

AFL Delisted Player Free Agency Period (3) commences (10pm)

Rookie Upgrade Period closes (11pm)

AFL Delisted Player Free Agency Period (3) closes (11pm)

Wednesday 30 November

NAB AFL Pre-Season Draft (3pm, online)
NAB AFL Rookie Draft (3.20pm, online)

Thursday 01 December by 4.00pm

Final AFL Club List Lodgement

 

[Makeshift Park]

The acurate one I regret to inform you that the way this offseason is going, we're gonna have to start paying out player's contracts just to fit everyone in.

After Tucker, Logue, Clark, Hill, and 3 draft recruits, we'll have one list spot left to fit in Bedford, Meek, and all the GC salary dumps we're going to take on.

 

[The Nostradamus]

If they salary dump bowes then yes pls

our future third round pp?

 

[giantroo]

 

[Marksup]

Clark is hard as a cat’s head and is clean as a whistle. He just hasn’t had a consistent run at it to find his groove.

If we can get him on the park, it will be a Higgins situation on steroids given he’s 3 years younger.

If he’s seriously on the table that is numero uno priority.

 

[Roo Beauty]

Photoshopz.

 

[Val Keating]

Gold Coast top-10 pick Jack Bowes up for grabs in trade period as Suns look to shed salary cap space

A third Gold Coast player could be on the move, with Izak Rankine and Brayden Fiorini already expected to be elsewhere in 2023.
Marc McGowan
2 min read
September 20, 2022 - 4:00PM


Top-10 pick Jack Bowes is the latest Sun who could be on the move.

It’s believed Bowes, who is contracted for two more seasons, has told Gold Coast he wants to explore his options elsewhere after playing only five senior games this year.

Rival clubs are aware the 24-year-old defender is up for grabs.

Star forward Izak Rankine has requested a trade home to South Australia to play for the Crows, while Brayden Fiorini could be a Magpie next season in a salary dump move.

Moving on from Bowes would also help the Suns’ cap situation and they are not expected to stand in his way.

St Kilda’s Ben Long is set to join Gold Coast on a four-year deal as an instant half-back replacement after Lachie Weller, Wil Powell and Connor Budarick suffered ACL setbacks.


They also inquired about Western Bulldogs free agent Jason Johannisen but Long’s commitment means the 2016 Norm Smith medallist is more likely to remain at the Kennel.

Cairns-raised Bowes fell out of favour at Gold Coast this year, making his only senior appearances between rounds 14 and 18, compared to 12 matches at VFL level.

He suffered a shoulder injury at training in January that required surgery and sidelined him for three months.

Bowes was one of the Suns’ four top-10 picks in the 2016 draft, along with Ben Ainsworth, Jack Scrimshaw and Will Brodie.

Scrimshaw and Brodie now play for Hawthorn and Fremantle, respectively, while Ainsworth inked a new two-year deal in April to remain at Gold Coast until the end of the 2024 season.

The initial plan was to integrate Bowes into the Suns’ midfield rotation this year but he remained in a defensive role. He has played 83 games in six seasons.

Gold Coast joins the Giants and Magpies as clubs keen to shed salaries in the trade period after the AFL gave the green light for more salary dump deals that are common in overseas sports.

GWS is set to part with Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper (Richmond), Bobby Hill (Collingwood) and Tanner Bruhn in moves that could fix an annual problem but that will be a talent drain.

Bruhn is leaning towards requesting a trade to Geelong but also has interest from North Melbourne.

The Giants join West Coast, Essendon and the Kangaroos in trying to lure Toby Bedford from the Demons, who have presented him with a contract offer.

The Magpies are preparing to transform their list despite a sizzling run to the preliminary finals.

Brodie Grundy (Melbourne) and Ollie Henry (Geelong) could both be in new colours in 2023, while Fiorini, Hill, Billy Frampton, Dan McStay, Tom Mitchell and Sam Hayes may all be incoming.

He’s definitely someone I’d be keen on

 

[krakouers]

What the blardy heck is an " F2" or 3?

Keys on your keyboard....

 

[trooroo4life]

Gold Coast top-10 pick Jack Bowes up for grabs in trade period as Suns look to shed salary cap space

A third Gold Coast player could be on the move, with Izak Rankine and Brayden Fiorini already expected to be elsewhere in 2023.
Marc McGowan
2 min read
September 20, 2022 - 4:00PM


Top-10 pick Jack Bowes is the latest Sun who could be on the move.

It’s believed Bowes, who is contracted for two more seasons, has told Gold Coast he wants to explore his options elsewhere after playing only five senior games this year.

Rival clubs are aware the 24-year-old defender is up for grabs.

Star forward Izak Rankine has requested a trade home to South Australia to play for the Crows, while Brayden Fiorini could be a Magpie next season in a salary dump move.

Moving on from Bowes would also help the Suns’ cap situation and they are not expected to stand in his way.

St Kilda’s Ben Long is set to join Gold Coast on a four-year deal as an instant half-back replacement after Lachie Weller, Wil Powell and Connor Budarick suffered ACL setbacks.


They also inquired about Western Bulldogs free agent Jason Johannisen but Long’s commitment means the 2016 Norm Smith medallist is more likely to remain at the Kennel.

Cairns-raised Bowes fell out of favour at Gold Coast this year, making his only senior appearances between rounds 14 and 18, compared to 12 matches at VFL level.

He suffered a shoulder injury at training in January that required surgery and sidelined him for three months.

Bowes was one of the Suns’ four top-10 picks in the 2016 draft, along with Ben Ainsworth, Jack Scrimshaw and Will Brodie.

Scrimshaw and Brodie now play for Hawthorn and Fremantle, respectively, while Ainsworth inked a new two-year deal in April to remain at Gold Coast until the end of the 2024 season.

The initial plan was to integrate Bowes into the Suns’ midfield rotation this year but he remained in a defensive role. He has played 83 games in six seasons.

Gold Coast joins the Giants and Magpies as clubs keen to shed salaries in the trade period after the AFL gave the green light for more salary dump deals that are common in overseas sports.

GWS is set to part with Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper (Richmond), Bobby Hill (Collingwood) and Tanner Bruhn in moves that could fix an annual problem but that will be a talent drain.

Bruhn is leaning towards requesting a trade to Geelong but also has interest from North Melbourne.

The Giants join West Coast, Essendon and the Kangaroos in trying to lure Toby Bedford from the Demons, who have presented him with a contract offer.

The Magpies are preparing to transform their list despite a sizzling run to the preliminary finals.

Brodie Grundy (Melbourne) and Ollie Henry (Geelong) could both be in new colours in 2023, while Fiorini, Hill, Billy Frampton, Dan McStay, Tom Mitchell and Sam Hayes may all be incoming.

If this is a Will Brodie style cap dump, let’s get involved in this one. Decent depth player, and hopefully get a decent selection from it too.

 

[DarkPhoenix]

Higgins Calls It a Day

Shaun Higgins has announced his retirement after 260 games across three clubs

www.geelongcats.com.au

Wish he'd stuck around.

Would have been great leadership and skills to have around the young kids the last 2 years.

Thanks for the memories Higgo

 

[hoffseason gains]

Clark kind of reminds me of Higgins. We’ve missed that sort of player since he left.

 

[Val Keating]

If this is a Will Brodie style cap dump, let’s get involved in this one. Decent depth player, and hopefully get a decent selection from it too.

He can play. Injury has hampered him and thanks to the afl the GC have an abundance of talent coming through.

And they wonder why their culture is terrible. They treat players as immediately replaceable because they’re gifted fresh top shelf talent every year.

 

[HBFlanker]

Clark is hard as a cat’s head and is clean as a whistle. He just hasn’t had a consistent run at it to find his groove.

If we can get him on the park, it will be a Higgins situation on steroids given he’s 3 years younger.

If he’s seriously on the table that is numero uno priority.

In front of Logue? who would potentially form an elite partnership with Mckay from day 1?

 

[speedy]

Wish he'd stuck around.

Would have been great leadership and skills to have around the young kids the last 2 years.

Thanks for the memories Higgo

Assistant coach?

 

[My Left Foote]

Take a bow Jack!

 

[AnEmptyChair]

Clark rumors are weird. It’d be nice to have a good young player join, but that’s all he is - good, not great. Further, back flankers/ mid is just about the one position we’re not bereft of any talent/ depth in. Further again, how could we possibly pay for him? Again, good young player and contacted to boot surely necessitates a pick between 15-20?

Lol what? We are absolutely desperate for classy half backs/wingers

 

[benbanjo]

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Photoshopz.

Better than just taking the head and sticking it on the body of a current player!

 

[buttox]

Gold Coast top-10 pick Jack Bowes up for grabs in trade period as Suns look to shed salary cap space

A third Gold Coast player could be on the move, with Izak Rankine and Brayden Fiorini already expected to be elsewhere in 2023.
Marc McGowan
2 min read
September 20, 2022 - 4:00PM


Top-10 pick Jack Bowes is the latest Sun who could be on the move.

It’s believed Bowes, who is contracted for two more seasons, has told Gold Coast he wants to explore his options elsewhere after playing only five senior games this year.

Rival clubs are aware the 24-year-old defender is up for grabs.

Star forward Izak Rankine has requested a trade home to South Australia to play for the Crows, while Brayden Fiorini could be a Magpie next season in a salary dump move.

Moving on from Bowes would also help the Suns’ cap situation and they are not expected to stand in his way.

St Kilda’s Ben Long is set to join Gold Coast on a four-year deal as an instant half-back replacement after Lachie Weller, Wil Powell and Connor Budarick suffered ACL setbacks.


They also inquired about Western Bulldogs free agent Jason Johannisen but Long’s commitment means the 2016 Norm Smith medallist is more likely to remain at the Kennel.

Cairns-raised Bowes fell out of favour at Gold Coast this year, making his only senior appearances between rounds 14 and 18, compared to 12 matches at VFL level.

He suffered a shoulder injury at training in January that required surgery and sidelined him for three months.

Bowes was one of the Suns’ four top-10 picks in the 2016 draft, along with Ben Ainsworth, Jack Scrimshaw and Will Brodie.

Scrimshaw and Brodie now play for Hawthorn and Fremantle, respectively, while Ainsworth inked a new two-year deal in April to remain at Gold Coast until the end of the 2024 season.

The initial plan was to integrate Bowes into the Suns’ midfield rotation this year but he remained in a defensive role. He has played 83 games in six seasons.

Gold Coast joins the Giants and Magpies as clubs keen to shed salaries in the trade period after the AFL gave the green light for more salary dump deals that are common in overseas sports.

GWS is set to part with Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper (Richmond), Bobby Hill (Collingwood) and Tanner Bruhn in moves that could fix an annual problem but that will be a talent drain.

Bruhn is leaning towards requesting a trade to Geelong but also has interest from North Melbourne.

The Giants join West Coast, Essendon and the Kangaroos in trying to lure Toby Bedford from the Demons, who have presented him with a contract offer.

The Magpies are preparing to transform their list despite a sizzling run to the preliminary finals.

Brodie Grundy (Melbourne) and Ollie Henry (Geelong) could both be in new colours in 2023, while Fiorini, Hill, Billy Frampton, Dan McStay, Tom Mitchell and Sam Hayes may all be incoming.

Yes to Bowes.
He is a decent player.
good kick.

 

[Ashley B]

Tucker looks a bit Jesse Smith like hope he plays more

 

[Makeshift Park]

Yes to Bowes.
He is a decent player.
good kick.

we're running out of spots! this is so exciting!

 

[sruss]

Lol what? We are absolutely desperate for classy half backs/wingers

I mean, yes we are but we have Young, Perez, Scott, Taylor, Bergman, Sleevo and Goater. That’s more depth than pretty much any other position I think. Obviously not all will make it, but none of them are written off/ proven disasters yet.

 

[the flying ham]

Gold Coast top-10 pick Jack Bowes up for grabs in trade period as Suns look to shed salary cap space

A third Gold Coast player could be on the move, with Izak Rankine and Brayden Fiorini already expected to be elsewhere in 2023.
Marc McGowan
2 min read
September 20, 2022 - 4:00PM


Top-10 pick Jack Bowes is the latest Sun who could be on the move.

It’s believed Bowes, who is contracted for two more seasons, has told Gold Coast he wants to explore his options elsewhere after playing only five senior games this year.

Rival clubs are aware the 24-year-old defender is up for grabs.

Star forward Izak Rankine has requested a trade home to South Australia to play for the Crows, while Brayden Fiorini could be a Magpie next season in a salary dump move.

Moving on from Bowes would also help the Suns’ cap situation and they are not expected to stand in his way.

St Kilda’s Ben Long is set to join Gold Coast on a four-year deal as an instant half-back replacement after Lachie Weller, Wil Powell and Connor Budarick suffered ACL setbacks.


They also inquired about Western Bulldogs free agent Jason Johannisen but Long’s commitment means the 2016 Norm Smith medallist is more likely to remain at the Kennel.

Cairns-raised Bowes fell out of favour at Gold Coast this year, making his only senior appearances between rounds 14 and 18, compared to 12 matches at VFL level.

He suffered a shoulder injury at training in January that required surgery and sidelined him for three months.

Bowes was one of the Suns’ four top-10 picks in the 2016 draft, along with Ben Ainsworth, Jack Scrimshaw and Will Brodie.

Scrimshaw and Brodie now play for Hawthorn and Fremantle, respectively, while Ainsworth inked a new two-year deal in April to remain at Gold Coast until the end of the 2024 season.

The initial plan was to integrate Bowes into the Suns’ midfield rotation this year but he remained in a defensive role. He has played 83 games in six seasons.

Gold Coast joins the Giants and Magpies as clubs keen to shed salaries in the trade period after the AFL gave the green light for more salary dump deals that are common in overseas sports.

GWS is set to part with Tim Taranto and Jacob Hopper (Richmond), Bobby Hill (Collingwood) and Tanner Bruhn in moves that could fix an annual problem but that will be a talent drain.

Bruhn is leaning towards requesting a trade to Geelong but also has interest from North Melbourne.

The Giants join West Coast, Essendon and the Kangaroos in trying to lure Toby Bedford from the Demons, who have presented him with a contract offer.

The Magpies are preparing to transform their list despite a sizzling run to the preliminary finals.

Brodie Grundy (Melbourne) and Ollie Henry (Geelong) could both be in new colours in 2023, while Fiorini, Hill, Billy Frampton, Dan McStay, Tom Mitchell and Sam Hayes may all be incoming

Good player and a salary dump!!

 

[Agenda 21]

2023 third round pick is not nothing.

I was referring to the PSD.

 

[buttox]

Good player and a salary dump!!

2 year contract with the gc currently.
Get it done clarko!

 

[Tas]

Tucker looks a bit Jesse Smith like hope he plays more

Before or after the ankle injury?

 

[Ashley B]

Hoping before just hope nothing like that happens again to any of our players