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List Mgmt. 2022 Trade & List Management Thread II

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Friday 07 October at 5.00pm
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Monday 10 October
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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
 
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Newbie Real Talk said:
I am worried that we don't have the leverage that we think we have.
If we don't take the deal offered from Port then Judas stays on our list, plays the mental health card and sits out the year. Next year Port offers 1 first round then we either accept that or walk him to the PSD and get nothing.
The deal will end up as pick 2 and change. We get shafted but that's pretty much situation normal when it comes to us.
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Thanks Jason. :p
 

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Funny how McCartney said we discussed no. 1 pick on like monday or something but headlines only come out thur or fri. I think the news outlets and AFL must say "get something in the headlines about trades" when nothing is happening with the big trades lol.
 
Realistic Trade Scenario:

1. North trade pick 1 & 59 to GWS for picks 3, 12 & 44.

2. GWS get Cadman with pick 1. He gradually establishes himself as a top key forward.

3. Some years later Cadman requests a trade to Geelong. Geelong gives GWS their first round pick, the 8th year in a row that they
have traded away their first round pick.
 
Gumble Frankieton said:
Realistic Trade Scenario:

1. North trade pick 1 & 59 to GWS for picks 3, 12 & 44.

2. GWS get Cadman with pick 1. He gradually establishes himself as a top key forward.

3. Some years later Cadman requests a trade to Geelong. Geelong gives GWS their first round pick, the 8th year in a row that they
have traded away their first round pick.
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all while paying their players 200k each
 
Kangaroos techno said:
I hate seeing giantroo pinned to the top of this thread. I get excited thinking it's some serious news that's happened. Can The Filth Wizard copy+paste it, post it, and pin that. I'm less likely to be enthusiastic about his post.
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You should see it on Tapatalk, it's every 6th post almost.
 

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PaythePerryman said:
Yeah maybe. Guess it depends on how highly you rate Sheezel/Wardlaw compared to Cadman.
Fortunately this year you don't have to worry about go home factor.
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If you wana ship Toby down in this direction though we can agree on a deal.
Otherwise stop sending us your shitmen.
 
tiltraise said:
Any chance of the following?

Out: JHF
In: f1 (WC)
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Season 4 Episode 22 GIF by The Simpsons
 
giantroo said:


AFL Trades 2022: GWS Giants pushing to land pick 1 from North Melbourne, interest in Aaron Cadman
www.heraldsun.com.au
North Melbourne has been offered attractive trade proposals by Greater Western Sydney to secure the No. 1 overall pick in November’s national draft as the Giants’ draft hand grew to epic proportions on Friday.
After the trade for No. 12 draft pick Tanner Bruhn as the Giants secured pick 18 from Geelong means GWS now has picks 3, 12, 15, 18 and 19 and will secure pick 31 from Richmond as part of the Jacob Hopper trade.
The Herald Sun revealed on Friday the Giants were interested in securing the No. 1 overall pick to guarantee they could take a tall key forward like Vic Country’s Aaron Cadman.
That prospect grew even stronger on Friday with the Giants having told the Roos they would offer up a quality trade package to secure the No. 1 pick.
The Giants could end up offering the No. 3 selection and one of 12 or 15 to the Roos, who are likely to secure the first two selections of the draft in a multi-club trade for Jason Horne-Francis.
Aaron Cadman (centre) flies for a mark during the National Championships.
Aaron Cadman (centre) flies for a mark during the National Championships.
The Roos currently have pick one and West Coast selection two but the Eagles are prepared to push back in the draft order to eight to also secure a future first-rounder from Port Adelaide.
Greater Western Sydney does not need more midfielders given they have stars including Stephen Coniglio, Josh Kelly, Tom Green, Cal Ward and the emerging Lachie Ash.
So they would be prepared to offer the Roos a deal that secured them an extra pick within 15 but still allowed them to skim the cream of the draft crop with two elite midfielders.
There is little prospect of a club absorbing the salary of Nick Haynes, the GWS defender whose back-ended contract is in excess of $800,000 in the next two seasons.
And while clubs might make a late push to ask about the silky halfback Lachie Whitfield, he is signed to 2027 on a deal of around $1 million a season.
Whitfield had a poor season but was hampered by a serious ankle injury from the first months of the year, declining to have mid-season ankle surgery to instead keep playing.
The Giants still have a talented list and do not need to take six picks within 31 given they can apply a more targeted approach.
Securing a player like Cadman with the No. 1 overall pick would solve many of their key forward issues with 27-year-old Jesse Hogan talented but injury-prone.
Richmond ruckman Ivan Soldo has had a medical with the Giants and is a strong chance to be part of a deal for Jacob Hopper which could secure GWS the No. 31 pick and the Tigers’ future first-round selection.
Aaron Cadman marks in the NAB League.
Aaron Cadman marks in the NAB League.
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Just take picks 1 and 2 and select the best 2 players. Seriously
 

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giantroo said:


AFL Trades 2022: GWS Giants pushing to land pick 1 from North Melbourne, interest in Aaron Cadman
www.heraldsun.com.au
North Melbourne has been offered attractive trade proposals by Greater Western Sydney to secure the No. 1 overall pick in November’s national draft as the Giants’ draft hand grew to epic proportions on Friday.
After the trade for No. 12 draft pick Tanner Bruhn as the Giants secured pick 18 from Geelong means GWS now has picks 3, 12, 15, 18 and 19 and will secure pick 31 from Richmond as part of the Jacob Hopper trade.
The Herald Sun revealed on Friday the Giants were interested in securing the No. 1 overall pick to guarantee they could take a tall key forward like Vic Country’s Aaron Cadman.
That prospect grew even stronger on Friday with the Giants having told the Roos they would offer up a quality trade package to secure the No. 1 pick.
The Giants could end up offering the No. 3 selection and one of 12 or 15 to the Roos, who are likely to secure the first two selections of the draft in a multi-club trade for Jason Horne-Francis.
Aaron Cadman (centre) flies for a mark during the National Championships.
Aaron Cadman (centre) flies for a mark during the National Championships.
The Roos currently have pick one and West Coast selection two but the Eagles are prepared to push back in the draft order to eight to also secure a future first-rounder from Port Adelaide.
Greater Western Sydney does not need more midfielders given they have stars including Stephen Coniglio, Josh Kelly, Tom Green, Cal Ward and the emerging Lachie Ash.
So they would be prepared to offer the Roos a deal that secured them an extra pick within 15 but still allowed them to skim the cream of the draft crop with two elite midfielders.
There is little prospect of a club absorbing the salary of Nick Haynes, the GWS defender whose back-ended contract is in excess of $800,000 in the next two seasons.
And while clubs might make a late push to ask about the silky halfback Lachie Whitfield, he is signed to 2027 on a deal of around $1 million a season.
Whitfield had a poor season but was hampered by a serious ankle injury from the first months of the year, declining to have mid-season ankle surgery to instead keep playing.
The Giants still have a talented list and do not need to take six picks within 31 given they can apply a more targeted approach.
Securing a player like Cadman with the No. 1 overall pick would solve many of their key forward issues with 27-year-old Jesse Hogan talented but injury-prone.
Richmond ruckman Ivan Soldo has had a medical with the Giants and is a strong chance to be part of a deal for Jacob Hopper which could secure GWS the No. 31 pick and the Tigers’ future first-round selection.
Aaron Cadman marks in the NAB League.
Aaron Cadman marks in the NAB League.
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I might be in the minority here because of his age, but I would absolutely be in favour of Haynes being part of any deal with us for pick 1, provided GWS agreed to pay some of his salary. Bloke is still a gun, one of the best readers of the play and intercept markers. Would compliment McKay well.
 
Rod Stroker said:
I might be in the minority here because of his age, but I would absolutely be in favour of Haynes being part of any deal with us for pick 1, provided GWS agreed to pay some of his salary. Bloke is still a gun, one of the best readers of the play and intercept markers. Would compliment McKay well.
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Yeah really slowed down this year though, might still have bene injured, but played poorly.
 
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