Name them, as i haven't seen too many and we could have added another one last Friday.
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Early Trade Week Thread
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TheMase
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Heath Grundy is contracted until end 2013 season. Signed for 3 years at end of last year.
Ted Richards
Lewis Roberts-Thomson
Alex Johnson
and if one of them gets injured we could always bring Spangher back to defence. I just don't think we need 4 top quality tall defenders especially when we are obviously lacking in other areas.
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Re: Brendan Fevola?
Chris Dawes.
In the daily telegraph today Bolton says the club will be looking for a forward to partner future superstar sam reid..I imagine the club has been looking at the fev with great interest, and IMO fev is a massive chance to come to Sydney next yearMe personally I hope he does I love fev and would definitely go watch him play, and i beleive we can help turn his life around and get him on track like we have done with plugger and hall!
Chris Dawes.
Tosser ? Tosser is the term i would use for the Hawthorn flog on Friday night after the game that was yelling to a few of us that your not South Melbourne anymore your interstate scum and he kept going. If there wasn't a fence in the way he might have spent the night in hospital.Thanks for answering the question and for not being a tosser about it.
no offence but possibly barring Ted Richards (who i think is 29 next year) Grundy is the best of the lot of them. Johnson is potential(mainly been playing 3rd tall aswell, doesn't mean he'll be a great CHB), LRT is solid and Spangher was hopeless as a defender at WC, he's been lively up foward this year but that doesn't mean he's gunna go great in defence.
Grundy is the last one that should be traded, the only reason he gets bad raps on here is because of the occasional bad kick....none of the others are significantly better kicks, but Grundy's better then them all (except maybe Ted) defensively and offensively.
thats the sort of shit I equate with saints fans.
disgruntled goat
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Surely Dawes is the one we have to chase. He and Reid would be a mighty forward double act, and we have a good history of trading with the Pies.
Mike Sheahan nominated Dawes in his Ask Mike thing in the Herald Sun on Saturday, from memory.
Dawes is a beast.
Exactly CAS thats what i was thinking, fair dinkum their fans on friday were very arrogant, must be a Kennett thing.
Surely with Bolton, Bradshaw and Kennelly retiring that would take a huge chunk out of the salary cap. I wouldn't know figures or anything but surely with Bradshaw being the number one forward on the list at the start of the year, and Bolton being the number one defender, they would be close to earning 500 each per year. Throw in Kennelly who wouldn't be cheap, I'm sure there is still plenty of room for both.
Like someone else said earlier, White plus a second rounder might not sound appealling to Collingwood but in all honesty they might not have a choice in the matter like Geelong with Mumford. At least, its something I desperately hope, it could potentially be a decade forward line.
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Do want Dawes. Would be perfect for us.
2nd Round, 3rd Round + White.
2nd Round, 3rd Round + White.
Re: Brendan Fevola?
Don't get me wrong. I don't like his type but he could be the kick start we need to move out of the also-rans of finalists and into the top 4.
Don't get me wrong. I don't like his type but he could be the kick start we need to move out of the also-rans of finalists and into the top 4.
If Collingwood don't sign him then I suspect he'll go to Carlton, who'll be throwing the cheque book at him. Then again, Bradshaw did come to Sydney after nearly signing with Carlton. Could this be an omen?
Don't think you can equate Dawes with the Mummy situation. Mummy was not getting a regular game and obviously felt he was behind in the queue. He was largely unproven and the Swans swooped by offering him what looked to be quite a fat contract given how unproven he was (and which with hindsight looks to be "unders" for Mumford). It was a bold, swift piece of recruiting before the two or three other clubs genuinely looking for a ruckman had time to contemplate him.
On the other hand, Dawes' form is far more exposed. I doubt anyone thinks he's an out and out star, but he is certainly competent. I am struggling to think of more than two or three clubs that wouldn't rub their hands in glee if they could get their hands on him, or a player of his ilk. A couple of potential suitors are probably maxed out, salary cap wise. But that still leaves about 10 possible competitors for his signature if he is squeezed out of the Pies. And all but Carlton finished below us on the ladder, have earlier first round picks and haven't effectively already committed their first round pick on a draftee.
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Thats my thinking cap wise, but i am also concernes end of next year we have a lot of key players to resign so we need to keep some cash
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Re: Brendan Fevola?
After I wrote the post about fev I read the herald and seen the article about Dawes and now I'm thinking maybe we'll be after him. Unlikely he'll come but can we afford him? Surely since kennely, Bradshaw and bolton retiring we'd have some room in the cap!
After I wrote the post about fev I read the herald and seen the article about Dawes and now I'm thinking maybe we'll be after him. Unlikely he'll come but can we afford him? Surely since kennely, Bradshaw and bolton retiring we'd have some room in the cap!
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Re: Brendan Fevola?
No doubt we could afford him in our cap,
Unfortunately... Finding a suitable trade for him would be a somewhat more difficult proposition...
No doubt we could afford him in our cap,
Unfortunately... Finding a suitable trade for him would be a somewhat more difficult proposition...
Re: Brendon Goddard
Here is the one we want People! What do we have to give?
The prospect of trading Brendon Goddard - unthinkable six months ago - looms as one obvious choice. Goddard's teammate Nick Dal Santo did not rule out the prospect at Monday night's all-Australian presentation. The time would be now given that free agency will enter the game next year when Goddard comes out of contract.
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/saints-at-a-loss-20110920-1kjlg.html#ixzz1YXkf0Eux
Here is the one we want People! What do we have to give?
The prospect of trading Brendon Goddard - unthinkable six months ago - looms as one obvious choice. Goddard's teammate Nick Dal Santo did not rule out the prospect at Monday night's all-Australian presentation. The time would be now given that free agency will enter the game next year when Goddard comes out of contract.
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/saints-at-a-loss-20110920-1kjlg.html#ixzz1YXkf0Eux
Agreed. If our recruiting/drafting team manage to bring in a player like a Goddard or a Dawes/Higgins type of player with what we have to trade with this year, they will have well and truly established themselves as the best recruitment team in the AFL given what we have to trade with.
We just have so little that other teams would want to give up a star player for.
We just have so little that other teams would want to give up a star player for.
Re: Brendon Goddard
And any chance of reciprocal 'love' from the Schneider\Dempster trade presumably went out the window with Lyon
And any chance of reciprocal 'love' from the Schneider\Dempster trade presumably went out the window with Lyon
I can't see the Swans chasing a KPD (next year maybe), a medium defender or inside mid/running half back.
imo it'll be an outside mid/half forward or a 5'10 - 6'4 defensive minded utility who has great disposal skills that can be moved forward but would play in the backline in a similar role to Nick Smith otherwise.
A KPF will only be traded for if they come real cheap price/peformance wise or if the Swans are confident about having enough coin to resign Reid and the rest next year.
I think that if White doesn't fire next year, the Swans will tie up Reid and spend what ever loose coin they have on someone to take Whites place.
Recruiting a KPF who doesn't come at a fire sale price when compared to their talent would be a big mistake this trade period when you cast your eye towards 2013 and beyond.
imo it'll be an outside mid/half forward or a 5'10 - 6'4 defensive minded utility who has great disposal skills that can be moved forward but would play in the backline in a similar role to Nick Smith otherwise.
A KPF will only be traded for if they come real cheap price/peformance wise or if the Swans are confident about having enough coin to resign Reid and the rest next year.
I think that if White doesn't fire next year, the Swans will tie up Reid and spend what ever loose coin they have on someone to take Whites place.
Recruiting a KPF who doesn't come at a fire sale price when compared to their talent would be a big mistake this trade period when you cast your eye towards 2013 and beyond.
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