- Nov 23, 2015
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I would think it reasonable that the extra picks go to the team that got the future selections in the first place - the picks themselves aren't magic beans that should hold anything special for someone to pick them up. I would have expected one of 3 cases:Except we only have one future pick left (traded via the Bulldogs and Swans), as we traded away the Collingwood, Geelong and I can't remember the third off the top of my head?
Unless the allocation was at the start of the trade period, and applicable to the club and not the actual picks? Weird but it could work.
- no extra picks, too bad the rules changed but you know that at the start of the trade period so manage around it (bit unfair)
- extra picks if the original club retained the original future pick (i.e. in our case, hold onto pick #7 & #16 (probably fairest middle ground)
- same number of extra picks as future picks gained from 2015 draft irrespective of if you trade them away (not unreasonable)
P.S. The third pick of GWS' 2015 future picks was #35, the Adelaide second rounder for Curtley Hampton.