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That’s not a bad thing when it’s st Kilda.Damn this is boring.
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That’s not a bad thing when it’s st Kilda.Damn this is boring.
I’m pumped, this will get interesting now.Why can’t port trade both firsts?
Done too many over the last couple of years?
I would argue that we got maximum for them considering what the industry now values them at.We’re out looking for someone to support king which is exactly what Bruce would have done. Acres is simply a victim of Fremantle having cap problems with Jackson being offered stupid money. I’m not saying newnes or dunstan are the answer going forward as obviously they’re not just that they’d have played.
The idea is to move on when you have something better and to maximise the return on players you trade out, I’d argue we did neither so I sure as hell wouldn’t be crowing about it. You could argue that we might have won a couple of games we didn’t and made finals. Anyway what‘s done is done but people are going to keep biting back when poor trading imo is painted as a success.
They can. The asked if they could get an exemption to trade their future 2nd as well, which the AFL denied.Why can’t port trade both firsts?
Done too many over the last couple of years?
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They wanted to trade both firsts + extra future picks.Why can’t port trade both firsts?
Done too many over the last couple of years?
They can. The asked if they could get an exemption to trade their future 2nd as well, which the AFL denied.
No team has got an exemption to trade both their future 1st and 2nd rounder before.And yet other clubs have been able to bend the rules when it has come to trade future picks.
But that's what happens when you have a flimsy starting point.
No team has got an exemption to trade both their future 1st and 2nd rounder before.
Re Acres, a few weeks back Matthew Pavlich talked about him not being a leader. He certainly had a good year playing wise, so something was not up to scratch behind the scenes.I understand premo, they were replaced by better players
King > Bruce
Naz > Newnes
Windy/Owens > Dunstan
Only one I would consider would be Acres but we lose nothing with DMAC/Wood on the wings and considering was playing well with Freo and they lowballed him, there is something going on with him.
Is it an attitude/ team rules issue? If there wasn't an issue Freo would have found a way to keep him
The others wouldn't get a game.
What is the state of play in the PSD. I would think there would be a fair few clubs with picks prior to ours. Would it be possible to price them out of contention?We should tell Dunkley we'll take him in the PSD tbh
I can see Norf taking Cadman in that scenario.If the JHF and Jackson trades get done I reckon it could look something like:
Bris - Ashcroft
North - Wardlaw
North - Sheezel
GWS - Cadman
Ess - Tsatas
GC - Basslinger
Hawks - Mattaes
Cats - Humphrey
WC - Jye Clark
Saints - McKenzie
Talk about overrating yourselfWhy drag me into this.
Half the soft-serves in here have me blocked anyway apparently![]()
We should tell Dunkley we'll take him in the PSD tbh
tl:dr Players set their contract requirements and clubs that take them are required to meet it.What is the state of play in the PSD. I would think there would be a fair few clubs with picks prior to ours. Would it be possible to price them out of contention?
I can see Norf taking Cadman in that scenario.
They desperately need a partner for Larkey.
Marginal scum.Marginal now I’d say.
What’s in Middle Park for this Naïve Boy?
We’re out looking for someone to support king which is exactly what Bruce would have done. Acres is simply a victim of Fremantle having cap problems with Jackson being offered stupid money. I’m not saying newnes or dunstan are the answer going forward as obviously they’re not just that they’d have played.
The idea is to move on when you have something better and to maximise the return on players you trade out, I’d argue we did neither so I sure as hell wouldn’t be crowing about it. You could argue that we might have won a couple of games we didn’t and made finals. Anyway what‘s done is done but people are going to keep biting back when poor trading imo is painted as a success.
I would argue that we got maximum for them considering what the industry now values them at.
Disingenuous to say Acres is a victim of the Jackson trade. If he was as vital to the team as people on here kept going on about, they would have kept him. 1 year on $180k to a home town boy is saying 'please leave. There is a problem with him big time.
Hope he gets it together, reckon he is a good player. The other three you mentioned make our team worse.
We're not looking to replace Acres, Newnes and Dunny. Bruce has had 1 good year in 4 and looks shot so he was traded for what he was worth. I guess if Cordy is earmarked for Battle's spot then maybe Battle goes forward which fills the forward line for marking talls otherwise Sharman would have to get a crack. So no room for Bruce either.Stockpiling moves you forward, not one in one out. We are still looking for players to replace a lot of those guys and will most likely to need to pay more than we sold them for for the equivalent players.
If battle does go forward, he has shown that he can be proficient in a short ruck/extra mid role as the relief. It's not a bad point of difference having all of Marshall, Battle and Hayes rotating through the game.We're not looking to replace Acres, Newnes and Dunny. Bruce has had 1 good year in 4 and looks shot so he was traded for what he was worth. I guess if Cordy is earmarked for Battle's spot then maybe Battle goes forward which fills the forward line for marking talls otherwise Sharman would have to get a crack. So no room for Bruce either.
A lot of our improvement (if we get any at all) surely comes from people like King, Gresh, Coff, Clark, Nas, Windy and Owens plus Marshall becoming the solo ruck/follower for the year. Some good fortune with the FIXture would be handy and hopefully Ratts will go to remedial coaching school over the summer and Lenny will teach the mids how to hit up a leading forward.
I think they know that their list profile isn't going to get them a flag so are planning on list improvements to make a charge when guys like Serong and Brayshaw are peaking around 26.
If battle does go forward, he has shown that he can be proficient in a short ruck/extra mid role as the relief. It's not a bad point of difference having all of Marshall, Battle and Hayes rotating through the game.
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This "move Battle forward because we have Cordy" idea has got me ****ed. After moving Battle around - wing, forward, back, etcHayes is going to struggle for a spot with Battle forward if he can ruck. Sharman too.