John also deletes his tweets when they don't play out the way he said they would. He claimed that Luke Breust and Cam Zurhaar had both requested trades but then promptly deleted his tweets when both signed on at their original clubs.John running at% so far.
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List Mgmt. 2022 Trade Thread - Part III
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Collingwood will tell Mackie to stick his head in a bucket and to kick it.
Rubbish offer.
Reckon heās the Trader Whisperer rebranded?
John is more accurate though.
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Giants wonāt want 32. Maybe a future pick.
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I don't anything will happen with Clark until NTH trades out JHF, then we will know what hand NTH holds, and whether it's worth trading him.
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Noble would be a good addition in a football manager or list manager type role which he has been successful at in the past, he's a smart operator.
He's probably seen as tarnished goods since he got sacked as North's coach but he got sold a shit sandwich, anyone would've struggled with their team.
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I was saying to North, if they pick swap. If not we will have to work with North on what they have, canāt trade what they donāt have.
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Yep I totally agree and I really was surprised that Nick Riewoldt of all people was quick to jump on him, considering he played right next to Steven Milne, one of the greatest and most selfish forward crumbers we had.
Such a shame that our players and coaches enforced that message instead of backing him.
Noble mentioned on TR if GWS wanted to Salary dump Saints should look at 15 and Haynes
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North Melbourne will strongly consider splitting one of its top-two selections for multiple picks or players if it can secure a trade for Jason Horne-Francis for pick two.
And the move could bring St Kilda hard nut Hunter Clark back into the Roosā frame late in the trade period next week despite the Saintsā desire to keep him.
St Kilda has said it wants to hold on to Clark, 23, but are considering ways to bring in another early draft pick after missing out on the signature of Collingwoodās Jordan De Goey.
There is a left-field option to make a play for high-priced defender Nick Haynes from GWS Giants if the salary dump also comes attached with a first-round draft pick.
Haynes is up for grabs if a new club covers his $800,000-plus price tag but there had not been any big moves for him over the first week of the trade period.
![[PLAYERCARD]Hunter Clark[/PLAYERCARD] is still of interest to North Melbourne.](/forum/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.api.news%2Fv3%2Fimages%2Fbin%2Fb9e6839a41ea30a7792e4a512c9f31db&hash=5364f63c4f95a2b244c68f7dc7678cae "[PLAYERCARD]Hunter Clark[/PLAYERCARD] is still of interest to North Melbourne.")
Hunter Clark is still of interest to North Melbourne.
The Kangaroos are working hard to secure a trade for Horne-Francis as part of a transfer involving West Coast and Port Adelaide which could land the Roos West Coastās pick two.
But the mooted three-way deal could become a four-way exchange if the Roos can engage GWS on a swap for either pick one or pick two (potentially on-traded from West Coast).
GWS, which holds picks 3, 12, 15, 18 and 19, has already held talks with clubs about bundling up some of those choices for an earlier pick higher up the order.
It means the Roos could offer up pick one or two for multiple selections at the back end of the first round and then try and tempt St Kilda to off-load Clark for one of them.
The Saintsā hard nut midfielder considered a trade despite having one more year to run on his contract and was buoyed by the arrival of Lenny Hayes as midfield coach at St Kilda.
The investigation into North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson about the treatment of First Nations players during his time at Hawthorn had also clouded the move.
And the move could bring St Kilda hard nut Hunter Clark back into the Roosā frame late in the trade period next week despite the Saintsā desire to keep him.
St Kilda has said it wants to hold on to Clark, 23, but are considering ways to bring in another early draft pick after missing out on the signature of Collingwoodās Jordan De Goey.
There is a left-field option to make a play for high-priced defender Nick Haynes from GWS Giants if the salary dump also comes attached with a first-round draft pick.
Haynes is up for grabs if a new club covers his $800,000-plus price tag but there had not been any big moves for him over the first week of the trade period.
Hunter Clark is still of interest to North Melbourne.
The Kangaroos are working hard to secure a trade for Horne-Francis as part of a transfer involving West Coast and Port Adelaide which could land the Roos West Coastās pick two.
But the mooted three-way deal could become a four-way exchange if the Roos can engage GWS on a swap for either pick one or pick two (potentially on-traded from West Coast).
GWS, which holds picks 3, 12, 15, 18 and 19, has already held talks with clubs about bundling up some of those choices for an earlier pick higher up the order.
It means the Roos could offer up pick one or two for multiple selections at the back end of the first round and then try and tempt St Kilda to off-load Clark for one of them.
The Saintsā hard nut midfielder considered a trade despite having one more year to run on his contract and was buoyed by the arrival of Lenny Hayes as midfield coach at St Kilda.
The investigation into North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson about the treatment of First Nations players during his time at Hawthorn had also clouded the move.
Calling Hunter Clark a āhard nutā is a bit of a stretch. Brave certainly.
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I reckon if they offer us 12 which bumps out to 13 itās unders. This years draft really drops away after about 10 and we could replace him with that pick.North Melbourne will strongly consider splitting one of its top-two selections for multiple picks or players if it can secure a trade for Jason Horne-Francis for pick two.
And the move could bring St Kilda hard nut Hunter Clark back into the Roosā frame late in the trade period next week despite the Saintsā desire to keep him.
St Kilda has said it wants to hold on to Clark, 23, but are considering ways to bring in another early draft pick after missing out on the signature of Collingwoodās Jordan De Goey.
There is a left-field option to make a play for high-priced defender Nick Haynes from GWS Giants if the salary dump also comes attached with a first-round draft pick.
Haynes is up for grabs if a new club covers his $800,000-plus price tag but there had not been any big moves for him over the first week of the trade period.
Hunter Clark is still of interest to North Melbourne.
The Kangaroos are working hard to secure a trade for Horne-Francis as part of a transfer involving West Coast and Port Adelaide which could land the Roos West Coastās pick two.
But the mooted three-way deal could become a four-way exchange if the Roos can engage GWS on a swap for either pick one or pick two (potentially on-traded from West Coast).
GWS, which holds picks 3, 12, 15, 18 and 19, has already held talks with clubs about bundling up some of those choices for an earlier pick higher up the order.
It means the Roos could offer up pick one or two for multiple selections at the back end of the first round and then try and tempt St Kilda to off-load Clark for one of them.
The Saintsā hard nut midfielder considered a trade despite having one more year to run on his contract and was buoyed by the arrival of Lenny Hayes as midfield coach at St Kilda.
The investigation into North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson about the treatment of First Nations players during his time at Hawthorn had also clouded the move.
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I find the treatment of Jack Bytel staggering.
Surely if we develop him, he's the kind of player we need at the right age profile - it seems like we've already decided he's not gonna be good enough, but on what basis? A handful of VFL games?
Surely he's worth try and we already have him on our books on minimum wage.
It doesn't make any sense.
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It makes no sense at all
Geelong are only taking 2 picks to the draft, so all of the extra picks are effectively useless for them. The trade gives them flexibility to trade for Henry as well
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Even if we trade Clark.
I want that Nick Haynes deal.
I think he could be of value to us and he is very good in a role we are terrible at (high ball interceptor)
I want that Nick Haynes deal.
I think he could be of value to us and he is very good in a role we are terrible at (high ball interceptor)
Ah...thanks man. I don't get the same level of news as you guys do over here...and I don't have the time to scour the net for info.
I knew they were bringing in a couple of guys from other clubs, but didn't think it was THAT MANY. I saw the Brisbane deal and couldn't make sense of it.
Cheers.
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I think its unlikely we even got offered 12. If we were, we should take it and run.
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I wouldnāt be taking any worse then 15
Yep, I imagine they are trying to find a way to get Henry through the door whilst still keeping pick 7
I think they will try to use that pick for Henry
It's a lot to give up for a2nd rounder but if it means they won't have to split 7 it's a big win for them
Just more proof that draft points mean very little when academy/father sons aren't included. A trade period that consists of Bowes, Bruhn, Henry and pick 7 is a great result.
I think that is the best we could expect.
Not sure I'd take it and run though. Unless there us something very toxic about Clark we don't know about.
Chances of finding a better prospect at 13 is slim IMO. Better off seeing what he can do when he actually has a good run with injury ie 2020
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Basically Geelong swapped next years 2nd and 4th for 25 this year which they hope to get Collingwood Henry for.
Gave a few late picks as payment:
worthless to them as they donāt draft kids.
Worth a lot to bris who will accumulate points to pay for 2 father/son picks.
Wasn't it top 10 or nothing 2 weeks ago?
Or Are we talking about Haynes deal now?
I can't keep up
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