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Traded Sam Petrevski-Seton [Traded to West Coast as part of three way trade for Pick 52]
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Doesn't seem to be reaching his potential at Carlton.
What trade value does he have currently?
What trade value does he have currently?
Jeremias
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- Sep 26, 2004
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Hard to say what his trade value would be, but what I will say is he's almost certainly worth more to Carlton right now than what we'd get on the trade table.
There is a lot of frustration with SPS given he hasn't yet come on as hoped and also because he's playing off half back at the moment, rather than through the midfield where he has previously looked so promising.
That frustration though often leads people to completely ignore his work in that position, which I don't think has actually been that bad overall. There's no doubt that Carlton fans are rating him harshly based on what we know he could be producing.
So yeah, I'd say his trade value is pretty low at the moment. But I'd be very reluctant to let him go, given 1) he's contracted, 2) he seems happy at the club, and 3) he's got huge talent and scope for future improvement.
There is a lot of frustration with SPS given he hasn't yet come on as hoped and also because he's playing off half back at the moment, rather than through the midfield where he has previously looked so promising.
That frustration though often leads people to completely ignore his work in that position, which I don't think has actually been that bad overall. There's no doubt that Carlton fans are rating him harshly based on what we know he could be producing.
So yeah, I'd say his trade value is pretty low at the moment. But I'd be very reluctant to let him go, given 1) he's contracted, 2) he seems happy at the club, and 3) he's got huge talent and scope for future improvement.
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Half back seems like the worst place to use his skill set displayed in juniors. Was super creative in congestion and had dynamic pressure. Would take him with a mind to play him forward/rotating through the middle.
- Sep 26, 2012
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Would love him, not sure whats wrong with Carlton's development but he has gone very backwards from the player I saw kill the pies in 2017
3rd rounder get the job done if he was to leave?
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I'm with you, not sure if it's club or player but something seems off to me.
Late first, early second with a later pick coming with him.
The way he has played this year would make a third rounder about right, I can't see how the club could ask for much more than that.
He is under contract for next year so you would have to think that 2021 just has to be his big breakout season.
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He’d be worth more than a third rounder
Marginally, he's out of sorts right now.
I don't think we will see what he really has to offer until they play him as an outside mid or on a wing where he can run & carry.
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Just needs to be a mid/forward. He is creative, classy and clever in congestion. He is one of those guys you encourage to go out and play his natural game.
Would give up our second rounder for him.
Personally i dont see him do alot wrong but play conservative football and that could be because of the teams position,If SPS was playing for say Tigers.Eagles,Cats,Pies he would be more damaging and would 'Look' like a star with the free wheeling he would be allowed
I would pay a pick #17-#25
I would pay a pick #17-#25
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Same, i'd be very comfortable with us giving up our second for him providing we still had a way to get Western and Walker.
This I 100 % agree with you on.
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- Oct 29, 2017
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Is there a reason Carlton don't play him up forward? He was a great tackler and pressure player in juniors, and they're supposedly desperate for pressure smalls.
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Who knows mate. It's hard watching a guy with more talent than anyone on the list being played out of position, suppressing his natural flair and game.
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Nobody knows. Most talented bloke on our list just sitting around doing absolute peanuts, it hurts my soul.
- Sep 25, 2013
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They’re trying to teach him a defensive side to his game.
Not sure I agree with it, especially for a player like Samo. He should have the opposition worry about him.
Hopefully the coaches realise that his future is in the midfield and they need to give him the opportunity to develop his midfield craft.
I remember watching him in the all stars or futures game at punt road. He was my favourite player of the match. He needs to play mid. He looked like a superstar who is a great tackler. If Carlton want to play him as a half back flanker then I hope he finds a new home.. preferably at Port.
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Will be interesting to see who of Zac Williams or SPS plays mid next year
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