List Mgmt. Trade & Free Agency talk Pt 6

[rowlingsdevsqd]

Unless it's geelong

Why not - they do it for the rest of the season


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[Marcel Proust]

Im not really too concerned about our Ruck stocks , Nank is pretty durable and Ryan will be ready next year and we have support from Miller , Biggy , Noah Balta. We could grab Max Knobel if we have a late pick that has potential (based on a draft watcher on Pre Bullus)

We could also grab as a Rookie

Patrik Balta​

15/3/1999, 204cm, 110kg, ruck

Would be cool to have Trent knobels kid at tigerland

 

[Phar Ace]

I had zero interest in watching AFLW when it first started - was happy it was launched and understood the benefits, just had no interest. Then Richmond joined and I’d check the scores to see if we won. Then last season I started watching a bit of the Tigers as Conti is a star. Now this year I find myself when I remember taping the Tiger games on the IQ box to watch back later.

Don’t watch any other games and don’t really even know the ladder, but really enjoy watching the Tiger girls play. I don’t know many names, but Conti keeps getting better. One of the girls off half back starred agains the Eagles … skilful and tough and dominated. And McKenzie is physically going to play like Dusty in years to come.

The standard has improved a lot and I’ll keep following the Tigers and will definitely watch our finals. I respect if people have no interest in watching, but there’s no need to ridicule it as all sports have to start somewhere and AFLW has come a very long way in just a few years.


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I'd say that was Eilish Sheerin, she is in her first AFL season at 29, having just been drafted by the Tiges for this season. She will probably be All Australian in her first year at this rate. She has a canny knack of controlling the ball when at ground level to her advantage before she takes possession and tears away. She is like D8 Dozer.

 

[Chunky09]

The AFL is angry that JHF is making a mockery of their equalisation attempts so have blocked it out of spite, so a likely finalist can’t pillage a bottom team.

Can anyone even believe we have rules in relation to trading and drafting that are not black and white ..?!??!!!

It’s like when Sydney got Buddy - completely within the rules of the day - and the AFL were so angry he didn’t go to GWS they stopped them trading for 2-years and removed COLA. How does that even happen .??




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Joke league

 

[Maurice Mitchell]

The standard has improved a lot and I’ll keep following the Tigers and will definitely watch our finals. I respect if people have no interest in watching, but there’s no need to ridicule it as all sports have to start somewhere and AFLW has come a very long way in just a few years.

The standard has a long way to go but I love that they go in hard. Whatever sport you’re watching you want it to be competitive and the AFLW has less bruise free footy than the men’s.

Some of those Sunday afternoon Marvel games would send you to sleep.

The AFL is angry that JHF is making a mockery of their equalisation attempts so have blocked it out of spite, so a likely finalist can’t pillage a bottom team.

Can anyone even believe we have rules in relation to trading and drafting that are not black and white ..?!??!!!

It’s like when Sydney got Buddy - completely within the rules of the day - and the AFL were so angry he didn’t go to GWS they stopped them trading for 2-years and removed COLA. How does that even happen .??




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Got no sympathy for Port or JHF in this instance, but your point is spot on.

 

[Maurice Mitchell]

Gws pick 44 would be handy.

Get a kpp and a ruck ideally

Combined mocked drafts;

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Was a story about Brayden George on the AFL site today. Seems the right sort of kid to bring into your system.

Not that any of this year’s kids are relevant to us unfortunately. Can’t have it all.

 

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Im not really too concerned about our Ruck stocks , Nank is pretty durable and Ryan will be ready next year and we have support from Miller , Biggy , Noah Balta. We could grab Max Knobel if we have a late pick that has potential (based on a draft watcher on Pre Bullus)

We could also grab as a Rookie

Patrik Balta​

15/3/1999, 204cm, 110kg, ruck

Have a look at a kid named Phoenix Foster

 

[WATiger86]

I had zero interest in watching AFLW when it first started - was happy it was launched and understood the benefits, just had no interest. Then Richmond joined and I’d check the scores to see if we won. Then last season I started watching a bit of the Tigers as Conti is a star. Now this year I find myself when I remember taping the Tiger games on the IQ box to watch back later.

Don’t watch any other games and don’t really even know the ladder, but really enjoy watching the Tiger girls play. I don’t know many names, but Conti keeps getting better. One of the girls off half back starred agains the Eagles … skilful and tough and dominated. And McKenzie is physically going to play like Dusty in years to come.

The standard has improved a lot and I’ll keep following the Tigers and will definitely watch our finals. I respect if people have no interest in watching, but there’s no need to ridicule it as all sports have to start somewhere and AFLW has come a very long way in just a few years.


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Eilish Sheerin - gun

Yeah I have only really watched this season, but have 2 girls under the age of 5 and live round the corner from Lathlain park so why not head along

 

[blaisee]

I had zero interest in watching AFLW when it first started - was happy it was launched and understood the benefits, just had no interest. Then Richmond joined and I’d check the scores to see if we won. Then last season I started watching a bit of the Tigers as Conti is a star. Now this year I find myself when I remember taping the Tiger games on the IQ box to watch back later.

Don’t watch any other games and don’t really even know the ladder, but really enjoy watching the Tiger girls play. I don’t know many names, but Conti keeps getting better. One of the girls off half back starred agains the Eagles … skilful and tough and dominated. And McKenzie is physically going to play like Dusty in years to come.

The standard has improved a lot and I’ll keep following the Tigers and will definitely watch our finals. I respect if people have no interest in watching, but there’s no need to ridicule it as all sports have to start somewhere and AFLW has come a very long way in just a few years.


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agree

First year for me

Standard isnt great, but its Richmond, I want them to win !

 

[rowlingsdevsqd]

agree

First year for me

Standard isnt great, but its Richmond, I want them to win !

The standard is miles ahead of where it was a few years ago and will continue to get better


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[Frustrated Tiger]

If the offer is to be No 1 ruck then I'd take it.

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[JAKLAUGHING]

Yes, traded Soldo 31 2023 R1 for Hopper 44 61 & 63

GWS got a good trade..

 

[Growapair]

GWS got a good trade..

Whats that Dicaprio movie on the Thai Island?

 

[Rioli2Rioli]

Have a look at a kid named Phoenix Foster

Jonno Brown walk up , specially when he walks backwards

 

[Rioli2Rioli]

Would be cool to have Trent knobels kid at tigerland

I have mentioned him him previously as our father son
kid looks ok and good size

 

[Rioli2Rioli]

Was a story about Brayden George on the AFL site today. Seems the right sort of kid to bring into your system.

Not that any of this year’s kids are relevant to us unfortunately. Can’t have it all.

I dont think there is any chance he would still be on the board when we have a pick even though he will be out for 12 months with a knee injury
but if he was the kid had massive wraps and was touted as a top 10-15 pick

 

[Rioli2Rioli]

GWS got a good trade..

Nahh we fleeced them

 

[Marcel Proust]

GWS got a good trade..

12, 19, 31, F1, Soldo.

Gws have done very well

 

[Crumpet_avenger]

No deals yet?

Next thing I'll hear is this borefest closes for the weekend

 

[Crumpet_avenger]

12, 19, 31, F1, Soldo.

Gws have done very well

2023 richmond flag

We did better

 

[daird]

We’re getting a pick back.

 

[biaseddustyfan]

12, 19, 31, F1, Soldo.

Gws have done very well

31 n soldo enough

**** em

 

[Rioli2Rioli]

2023 richmond flag

We did better

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

I have mentioned him him previously as our father son
kid looks ok and good size

Unfortunately only played 21 games for us.

 

[roacheee]

I rate T71 intel

did you know that he had his penis in the Guinness Book Of Records?

…the librarian saw that and asked him to take it out

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