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Surely the Swans and Weagles should be looking to trade a fair few of their players to other clubs during trade week?
Not talking a stocktake sale or anything, but the value of their players would currently be inflated by last Saturday's GF enabling them to attract higher picks than they may individually be "worth" if those players were at other clubs...
I know both clubs would still consider themselves very much in premiership mode so any "stars" wouldn't be traded, but it just occurs to me that if for example the Lions had traded heavily after even the 2004 GF (let alone after 2003) - eg Bradshaw, Aka, Notting, Copeland, Michael - then they'd have some very very talented young players starting to hit maturity.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but surely you buy low and sell high?
Not talking a stocktake sale or anything, but the value of their players would currently be inflated by last Saturday's GF enabling them to attract higher picks than they may individually be "worth" if those players were at other clubs...
I know both clubs would still consider themselves very much in premiership mode so any "stars" wouldn't be traded, but it just occurs to me that if for example the Lions had traded heavily after even the 2004 GF (let alone after 2003) - eg Bradshaw, Aka, Notting, Copeland, Michael - then they'd have some very very talented young players starting to hit maturity.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but surely you buy low and sell high?

