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GWS have a PSD pick?
GC had the first pick last year so I assumed the rules were the same.
Had a look but couldn't find anything that stated it explicitly either way. Could be wrong.
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GWS have a PSD pick?
thats assuming that ebert will happily **** his friends and his current club in the ass and walk into the PSDYou can't play "hard ball". If you do, you guys will get screwed over and lose Ebert for free. If anyone wants to play "hard ball", It will be Port. We hold the aces here
GC had the first pick last year so I assumed the rules were the same.
Had a look but couldn't find anything that stated it explicitly either way. Could be wrong.
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Would GWS take Ebert in the PSD?
Seems unlikely, but it would mean a bit of a power shift in negotiations.
Ebert wont walk to the PSD he will be traded i still think pick 28 will be the pick . i know id be pissed if one of our players asked to leave the said f you im going to the psd
Ok let me rephrase that i don't think port or west coast will let ebert walk to the psdIt's not up to Ebert, nothing to do with him. It's up to WC and Port agreeing to a trade. If Port don't give enough, or WC want too much then it may not happen. Like Walker last year.
In the very likely event that GWS would choose to not pick Ebert, and this was known prior to trade week, Port have all the power, although they still won't want to screw us.
Imagine if Port were thinking they could get him in the PSD if a trade couldn't get done, WC didn't budge on a high asking price, no deal done, GWS take Ebert by surprise.
None of this likely, just thinking crazy scenarios.
If you were GWS would you take a player who wants to go home?
Who would more then likely be unhappy to be drafted by them and walk out on them the following year like he has done to WC??
Seriously!
Darling was 26, but the issue is we are trading a proven player for a lotto ticket.I think its easy to throw around numbers - 28 for Ebert and for WCE fans not to like it. But remember you got Darling at 28. Would you think that Ebert for Darling would be a good swap?
I think its easy to throw around numbers - 28 for Ebert and for WCE fans not to like it. But remember you got Darling at 28. Would you think that Ebert for Darling would be a good swap?
It's not up to Ebert, nothing to do with him. It's up to WC and Port agreeing to a trade. If Port don't give enough, or WC want too much then it may not happen. Like Walker last year.
It's never that simple, and Clubs aren't stupid enough to view trades in total isolation.You can't play "hard ball". If you do, you guys will get screwed over and lose Ebert for free. If anyone wants to play "hard ball", It will be Port. We hold the aces here
Thanks blueboy - I stand corrected.
Maybe Nick Stevens is a better example.
No. Even though in retrospect pick 17 and Heath Scotland is better value than felt at the time, letting him go do to Carlton in the PSD was a far better outcome than sending him to Collingwood.You could throw Luke Ball in there as well.
If you asked Port and St Kilda whether in hindsight they would have been better making the trade and not letting Stevens and Ball walk for nothing.
I reckon both clubs would like to have their time over again.