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A big name Demon? ..... seems they forgot to insert the word Casey just before Demon
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maybe they meant big as in he is a wide man
Reporter can't get simple maths correct. $1mil over two years is $500k p.a. That isn't a massive contract.
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IMO Clark+9 for 3 is no good (3 becomes 4 and everyone from Sheezel down has question marks) but if North really want him I would love us to roll the dice and swap future first rounders instead.
Could turn out worse than Clark+9 for 3, but back to back spoons, a percentage of 55 and a poor trade period suggests they will be off the pace for a little while longer. Worth a shot given the #1 pick situation next year.
Nth:
in: 6, F1 StK, Clark
out: 3, F1 Nth
StK:
in: F1 Nth, 24
out: F1 StK, 47, Clark
Hawks:
in: 3, 47
out: 6, 24
Could turn out worse than Clark+9 for 3, but back to back spoons, a percentage of 55 and a poor trade period suggests they will be off the pace for a little while longer. Worth a shot given the #1 pick situation next year.
Nth:
in: 6, F1 StK, Clark
out: 3, F1 Nth
StK:
in: F1 Nth, 24
out: F1 StK, 47, Clark
Hawks:
in: 3, 47
out: 6, 24
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They also remain hopeful of trading for St Kilda’s Hunter Clark, who Rawlings said was “keen to come” if the Saints have a late change of heart and are willing to part with him.
“We got to a point where we didn’t think that we could get the best footy out of (Horne-Francis), if he was to stay in Melbourne for another year, given how strong the pull home is,” Rawlings told News Corp.
“When the request came through, no doubt it was disappointing. But having said that, we’ve got a player who obviously wants to be somewhere else.
“We want players at our football club who want to be here and want to play for the jumper and want to play for their mates.
“That’s not the case (with Horne-Francis), obviously, so we need to look at that and for our own playing group, make sure we can make a commitment to our group that we bring players in who want to be here.
“Griffin Logue and Darcy Tucker are two great examples, and now with picks two and three and our future first and Port Adelaide’s future first, we’ve got the opportunity to bring in some quality individuals who are top-end footballers and characters.”
The Giants are strongly linked with promising key forward Aaron Cadman, who hails from country Victoria, but Rawlings said North Melbourne had struggled to separate the top three players, behind Ashcroft, on its draft board.
He is keeping those players to himself but are likely to be between George Wardlaw, Harry Sheezel, Elijah Tsatas and Cadman.
“If we pick at one, we’re going to get only one of those players, but by getting two and three in, we know we’re getting two of our top three players in this draft,” Rawlings said.
“And who knows? We might get our top two players.
“That was critical to the deal to move on one; that we needed two and three and now we’ve got two picks in next year’s draft, which looks special ... it’s going to be really good.”
Rawlings retains strong belief in the club’s playing list and believes there are brighter days ahead.
“We’ve got some great young talent, 24 and under, and we have obviously just added to it with a couple of players from another club (Logue and Tucker),” he said.
“We’re potentially picking two of our best two or three players in this year’s draft and we’re still sniffing around Hunter as well.”
“We got to a point where we didn’t think that we could get the best footy out of (Horne-Francis), if he was to stay in Melbourne for another year, given how strong the pull home is,” Rawlings told News Corp.
“When the request came through, no doubt it was disappointing. But having said that, we’ve got a player who obviously wants to be somewhere else.
“We want players at our football club who want to be here and want to play for the jumper and want to play for their mates.
“That’s not the case (with Horne-Francis), obviously, so we need to look at that and for our own playing group, make sure we can make a commitment to our group that we bring players in who want to be here.
“Griffin Logue and Darcy Tucker are two great examples, and now with picks two and three and our future first and Port Adelaide’s future first, we’ve got the opportunity to bring in some quality individuals who are top-end footballers and characters.”
The Giants are strongly linked with promising key forward Aaron Cadman, who hails from country Victoria, but Rawlings said North Melbourne had struggled to separate the top three players, behind Ashcroft, on its draft board.
He is keeping those players to himself but are likely to be between George Wardlaw, Harry Sheezel, Elijah Tsatas and Cadman.
“If we pick at one, we’re going to get only one of those players, but by getting two and three in, we know we’re getting two of our top three players in this draft,” Rawlings said.
“And who knows? We might get our top two players.
“That was critical to the deal to move on one; that we needed two and three and now we’ve got two picks in next year’s draft, which looks special ... it’s going to be really good.”
Rawlings retains strong belief in the club’s playing list and believes there are brighter days ahead.
“We’ve got some great young talent, 24 and under, and we have obviously just added to it with a couple of players from another club (Logue and Tucker),” he said.
“We’re potentially picking two of our best two or three players in this year’s draft and we’re still sniffing around Hunter as well.”
Pick 2 for Clark + 9 or gtfo
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Let’s see the size of our balls here.
I’m potentially coming around to 3 for Clark and 9 if we somehow end up with another mid teens pick
I’m potentially coming around to 3 for Clark and 9 if we somehow end up with another mid teens pick
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Would we entertain 28 and 32 to GWS for 19. Gives us the first pick of day 2. After 19 GWS doesn't have a pick till 53? Thoughts!
I really don't think so. Like us it's better to get off Broadway and quietly go about building a team and a culture withput the temptation of hype.
They'll have 3 & 4 this year and a couple of late second rounders which is ideal in many ways. They should also split their No1 next year.
With the couple of seniors they traded in they'll be better off too.
JHF was a mistake for them but they now get an opportunity to reset after only 1 year.
It took us 5 years to fully realize the mistake of drafting McCartin and it set us back at least that much.
Would definitely have to give more I'd reckon. Probably a future 3rd or something.
First pick of the 2nd round holds a lot of value as seen by some previous trades for it on draft night
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Agree very important pick. We need to look at trying to get it. If throwing in a future 3rd rounder is what is required then we should do it!
I agree, I'd probably do that deal as well. But I reckon for GWS, it's a pick you hold until the very end. Either pick a sliding player like Freo did with Johnson last year, or trade the pick away for big value like Port did in 2019. No reason for them to trade it right now
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Probably true before their new supercoach was pre-fired.
Can't imagine keen-ness levels have soared since then
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That interview was this afternoon. Don’t be that person that can’t accept that Clark wants to go.
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In saying that 28 and 32 is more points value then 19. Or do we look at there pick 18? Is that more important then 19?
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Points only matter for academy players.
Still feel a lot to go down before Wednesday , hopefully something shakes free and gives us a opportunity to get another first round pick.
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Scoops said so it must be true
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It would seem most of you campaigners would be quite happy to see Clark leave
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