AFLW 2025 - AFLW Trade and Draft - All the player moves
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I can't tell if you're being serious or not? It's one of the best draft classes in the last 20 years and we are only 5 years into it's maturation.
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Or as Damian Barrett calls it, a career.
That's fair , but he had no idea what it's like , so good to have him behind it
It's a voice some Victorians might listen to so there's that. I don't care about his motivation.
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Maybe, maybe not. Never can tell.
Feathering his own nest Chris.Hardly a bloke that would count integrity as a redeeming quality. He was burnt out as a coach then 4 or 5 weeks later said he was reignited and still had the passion to coach. Fact is things got to hard for him and he couldn’t right a sinking ship so he chose to be the first man overboard and straight into the lifeboat of a lucrative contract at GC. Take what he says with a grain of salt because any shots he has fired back over the academies are singular. That is Gold Coast not the Northern States in general. **** Hardwick.
Love a debate between you 2
Onya Mr Keating
Not that interesting. We're in frantic agreement that Hardwick is not a very nice person. Only the terminology varies.
Wolfgang and Dimma , not you KC
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Our interest in Green was from a long way out it seems. I'm okay with that, I think it was widely know we were after O'Sullivan and after that it was clear Green was our next target. To such a point that we didn't even want to take a chance and trade down 4 places.Inside the draft: How Dons landed Caddy, Saints cash in on pick scramble
Cal Twomey reveals the behind-the-scenes dealings during a dramatic first round at the 2023 AFL Draft
Sydney was up next. It bid on Rogers and then Croft – the Swans rated the pair there and would have been happy to have them, but the bids also pushed out where the Swans would have to match a bid for their own Academy player Caiden Cleary later in the draft, a bonus that ensured the points they had to pay would be less.
They also gave the Swans time to assess their trade offers. Sydney had been busy in the lead-up to the draft, offering pick 12 and a 2024 end-of-first first round pick to most clubs after pick four. North Melbourne had also offered picks 17 and 18 for 12 during the Trade Period but the Swans hadn't been interested in that move.
On the night, the Giants discussed packaging a future first-round pick with their next pick to get the Swans' selection and grab Leake, however the Swans were aware of St Kilda's interest in Will Green at the selection after theirs so weren't eager to move back. The Swans selected the young ruckman and will let him develop under trade recruit Brodie Grundy in coming seasons.
