LukeParkerno1
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You would surely need to be getting their first rounder next year to even consider any deal. Tigers will also need a "mini rebuild" on the run too. You are still contending right now but in 2-3 years you'll need that youth.
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You would surely need to be getting their first rounder next year to even consider any deal. Tigers will also need a "mini rebuild" on the run too. You are still contending right now but in 2-3 years you'll need that youth.
Every draft is stacked until around the end of the season, then we hear that no, the next draft is a superdraft!
Rich are in a very good position to carry out some robbery on Collingwood in the trade period this year.
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I just put those up as examples.
Obviously there would room to do other pick swaps etc (ie add later future picks or swap future picks) to balance it out.
You see it every year now. Clubs are willing to give up picks totalling a fair few more points if they can move significantly higher up the talent pool.
I don’t buy this super draft pick stuff either. It seems like every year is deemed a super draft until proven otherwise.
Relocate them to Tassie 
I thought Essendon might have ended Bucks' career, it was the perfect excuse to clean house but they chose not to take it.
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Just watching the Pies play my Roos in the VFL and Weideman is looking good now he’s put some size on and a beautiful kick for goal. Just wonder whether if he and Benny Brown (who it hurts to see him and Maj in dees colours) can play in the same team .
I looked and saw that Weideman is out of contract at the end of the year, surely Collingwood try and get him over to the team his grandfather was a premiership player and coached at and father played at. I know that Collingwood have not much trade assets and Melbourne would be playing hard ball but is it remotely possible?
I looked and saw that Weideman is out of contract at the end of the year, surely Collingwood try and get him over to the team his grandfather was a premiership player and coached at and father played at. I know that Collingwood have not much trade assets and Melbourne would be playing hard ball but is it remotely possible?
Richmond have 15 players from drafts that are yet to get games due to the success the club has had last 4 years
as well as having 6 picks inside 40 with 3 inside 25 this year.
Think this rebuilding that you mention has actually started 2 years ago whilst still winning
You wouldnt find many clubs that would have taken as many kids in the draft as Richmond whilst in the top 4
I’d put up Sidebottom & 3rd round pick, Dees add another classy mature player to their side, they are in the window now.
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Would they ever trade Moore?
Please for the love of god, play Moore in defence.
For me he is a player than wants to win the game for his team by saving it as a defender.
Not by trying to win the game by kicking goals in the forward line. It's a mindset thing.
For me he is a player than wants to win the game for his team by saving it as a defender.
Not by trying to win the game by kicking goals in the forward line. It's a mindset thing.
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But there is no point playing moore key back and he plays at AA levels. If his team can't kick goals
Now they have a team that can’t kick goals, can’t stop goals and have turned an AA player into a shadow of his former self. It’s just bizarre coaching from the Pies.
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Draft pick order as at the end of Round 7:-
Richmond:- 13, 14, 23, 31, 45, 49.
Collingwood:- 38, 56, 74, 92, 110, 128.
Richmond:- 13, 14, 23, 31, 45, 49.
Collingwood:- 38, 56, 74, 92, 110, 128.
Geez that’s not great. I know they get Daicos, but how many of those picks does that cost? They desperately need some young talent and not just Daicos.
Collingwood:- 38, 56, 74, 92, 110, 128.
only 38 & 56 have points the rest are 0 points and the 2 picks have a total of 659 points
pick #3 is 2236 points if he is bid there ( but looking more like 1 or 2 )
- 20% they still need roughly 1800 points so they will be a fair few points short
all of them and their 2022 1st moves back
North would surely bid. The pies can't not match after their 2020 trading.
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Wait, what?
They've got the Bulldogs' 2R, their own 3R and two 3R from Adelaide and Fremantle.
As it stands, that's four picks between 35 and 50. Still nowhere near enough to cover a bid at pick 1 or pick 2.
In theory, if they traded out a player for a pick in the 20s, that would go a long way to cover the points required for that without sending them into deficit next year.
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Should trade out JDG for the picks to match the Daicos big plus something that allows them to chase Weidemann and one of Himmelberg, Finlayson or Riccardi.
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Couldn’t even do the tiniest little bit of research huh?
Obviously you’d just rather make stuff up...
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dunno if we will, but would be idiots if we didn't bid. They have given away their hand with the trade, 100% Gtd to match it if things stay as they are.
