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Let me whisper something dirty to you Barrels.B: Hoffman - Cole - xxxxx
HB: Nas - xxxxx - xxxxx
C: Wilson - Peckett - xxxxx
HF: Owens - xxxxx - xxxxx
F: Collard - xxxxx - xxxxx
Foll: xxxxx - Windhager - Phillipou
I tried explaining this pages ago and noone would listen. Completely agree with your approach.Need this post to be stickied. Why on earth would we trade a future first (and a current second!) to a club we have over a barrel.
Like the proposed trade ups via Dees/North etc we should be trying to get their F1, not give them ours. A huge trade asset in a year where many clubs will be clamouring for points.
If they want to stay in this draft then I'd ask for 9 + F1 for 7. They would laugh and then I'd offer the GWS special - 8 for 9 + F2 which probably works for both parties.
picks can be swapped from now until the draft begins, so once trade week finishes, clubs can still trade picksReally? I thought there was a timer or something?
Has it happened before?
Fremantle live traded F2 + 66 to Crows for 52 + 55 when SOS went early on HenryReally? I thought there was a timer or something?
Has it happened before?
As explained pages ago.I tried explaining this pages ago and noone would listen. Completely agree with your approach.
we want pick 7 and 8, the goal isn't to give Essendon our pick, it's to get theirsI tried explaining this pages ago and noone would listen. Completely agree with your approach.
B: Hoffman - Cole - xxxxx
HB: Nas - xxxxx - xxxxx
C: Wilson - Peckett - xxxxx
HF: Owens - xxxxx - xxxxx
F: Collard - xxxxx - xxxxx
Foll: xxxxx - Windhager - Phillipou
Not first round, academy or F/SHastie?
Garcia?
Schoonermaister?
Because they'd get a second rounder to use to match for the bid if/when it comes. Like has been mentioned here over and over.I’m so confused, why would dons give us pick 9 for our future first, don’t they still need points this year for their academy player?
Because they'd get a second rounder to use to match for the bid if/when it comes. Like has been mentioned here over and over.I’m so confused, why would dons give us pick 9 for our future first, don’t they still need points this year for their academy player?
Start at about page 300 and continue on until you arrive back hereI’m so confused, why would dons give us pick 9 for our future first, don’t they still need points this year for their academy player?
We can split 8 with GWS which is better than 9 and bid on 7.Because they'd get a second rounder to use to match for the bid if/when it comes. Like has been mentioned here over and over.
What I'm thinking is why wouldn't they play ball with GWS and get their two teen picks and use one to dump on Kaku and one to use legit?
They could trade our F1 which let’s be honest could be 5 - 14 and get a Richmond pickBecause they'd get a second rounder to use to match for the bid if/when it comes. Like has been mentioned here over and over.
What I'm thinking is why wouldn't they play ball with GWS and get their two teen picks and use one to dump on Kaku and one to use legit?
As I said above, Essendon won't trade back from 9. They'll either trade up ahead of the Kako bid or out of the first round this year.Because they'd get a second rounder to use to match for the bid if/when it comes. Like has been mentioned here over and over.
What I'm thinking is why wouldn't they play ball with GWS and get their two teen picks and use one to dump on Kaku and one to use legit?
and as it will be all about Tassie, its probably a good thing.From next year we can also trade-out picks from the 2026 and 2027 drafts.
You could just answer the question instead of giving a glib dickheaded remark.Start at about page 300 and continue on until you arrive back here