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I thought the club should've gone after Goldstein when he was out of favor in 2017 or 16. But we missed that boat.Be interesting to see if we do chase Goldstein (or any ruckman for that matter).
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I thought the club should've gone after Goldstein when he was out of favor in 2017 or 16. But we missed that boat.Be interesting to see if we do chase Goldstein (or any ruckman for that matter).
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After ParsonsLuckiest footballer I've seen ever.
Nah way luckier than Parsons.After Parsons
could we send him and a late pick of ours to them and get something sliightly more upgraded back?The closest I can think of is the trade we did for McIntosh.
In McIntosh's last 3 seasons at North he had played 28 games and we traded pick 38 for him.
McCarthy's last 3 seasons have seen him play 24 matches (majority of his games). I'm thinking chances are if it was Geelong bringing in that player they'd offer a third round pick - while as fans we'd be hoping they wouldn't offer anything better than a 5th round pick.
Probably settle for a 4th round pick because I've heard/read the idea with trades that when (fans of) both clubs feels like they have been screwed over that it's generally a fair deal - and I think that if you are willing to offer a decent contract ($ & years) then it should be somewhat reflected in the trade.
Pick 40 probably is a little high - their next pick (currently) is 58, and if they traded that pick it would give us 54, 55, 56 & 58 (current order), which helps us build bit of a war chest for f&s bidding.
What picks do they currently hold?could we send him and a late pick of ours to them and get something sliightly more upgraded back?
Not sure of that helps the point s bidding or giving us another 4th rounder to play with.
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What picks do they currently hold?
I thought the club should've gone after Goldstein when he was out of favor in 2017 or 16. But we missed that boat.
What picks do they currently hold?
Would Abbott have signed up if he thought Goldstein was on his way here?He was never out of favour really but i get your point. North may trade him this year if they want currency for other ins and they think Preuss can step up. He is FA next year after all. And he will probably only want a Victorian club. The difficult thing is value you wouldn't trade a R1 and we don't have a 25-35 pick (which is probably his value).
Would Abbott have signed up if he thought Goldstein was on his way here?
could we send him and a late pick of ours to them and get something sliightly more upgraded back?
Not sure of that helps the point s bidding or giving us another 4th rounder to play with.
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Surely Brisbane just let him enter the pre-season draft
im sure they do, be we have a special class of sulking here.I wonder if the boards of all the other teams that also didn't pick Grundy sulk like we do about it still?
Gee if we got a 2nd round pick but I doubt we will get it
If you not sure what I'm on about read the article I posted
"The Sulk is strong with this one."im sure they do, be we have a special class of sulking here.
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Basically anything earlier than 73 that gives us more bid points than we have now helps.
I think we already have enough bid points as it is.
I doubt anybody calls Oscar Brownless out before pick say, 60 to be honest. He's a very late pick or even rookie pick from what he's shown.
Bailey scott is probably a top 30ish pick which we have covered already with our late picks and it's still to be seen if he even picks us.
There's no point loading up more IMO.
Obviously it is risky to us having a pick in the 20s, especially as compensation for Kelly (should we deal with WC) as it may get swallowed up in the event Scott chooses us if a club picks him a bit earlier.
Strengthens the fact that we must not falter in our stance on adequate compensation for Kelly. I.e. a top 10 pick or GTFO.
I was shocked to read:Gee if we got a 2nd round pick but I doubt we will get it
If you not sure what I'm on about read the article I posted
What this deal looks like remains to be seen. The Cats may demand a second-round selection for McCarthy, while Brisbane would surely prefer to offer a third-round selection.
I was shocked to read:
I thought asking for pick 40 (their 3rd round) would be pushing it, but if that is on potentially on the table then we take it without blinking - seems to be a big win in our favour if that is how it goes down
I think there's a couple of reasons. One he was such an obvious selection having slid much further than predicted and two we had a much better side in 13 and 14 than we do now we were just a ruckman short. You can't remember Hale dominating Vardy and Blicavs in the 13 PF and HMac getting injured in the 14 QF and Goldstein wrecking us the next week, and not think we would have likely won the flag in one of those years with a quality fit ruck. Could Grundy have done that at 20? I don't know but it was a missed opportunity to find out as the rucks we had were average.
It's about time Geelong looked to get value from one of its players (unlike Vardy, bundy, kersten, Varcoe etc.).
Geelong rates McCarthy highly and weve tabled a multi year offer to him. Us cats fans have been accustomed to accepting sub par compensation from past trades. but it's sub-par, not the norm. It's not out of the realms that that's how Geelong rates him, he's always a lock best 22 player when fit. It's his fitness that's the issue, not the player he is.
Good on us for asking for Brisbane's R2, it's time to show them we are not a charity case anymore. Push for pick 22, but settle for 40.