Snuffaluphagus
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Thanks for making this an awesome trade period peeps. Will be locking this thread later tonight
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3 years ago they were given an unprecedented suite of early picks from the AFL now they are giving them away for nothing.GC's grand retention plan has seemingly been to drastically overpay mid-tier players to make it almost impossible to say no...ala Griffin Logue.
They had to do something to stem the bleeding but the short sightedness is really going to keep smashing them in the face when their genuinely good players see that a guy like Jack Bowes is owed ~900k by the club.
Imagine being so spoiled for draft choices that having to pay a club with pick 7 to get a player off your books isn't an instant termination for your list manager.
So you are happy to trade our current and future 1st? Not sure if I agree with you there.There should be absolutely no scenario where we trade out anymore than acres before we get the Jackson deal done.
He’s not worth pick 29 let’s be realistic.Hey Taylor, you’re usually on top of this sort of thing any idea how our draft hand for 2024 looks?
Confused as to why we will accept a future 3rd for Acres when asking for Carlton’s pick 29 would be more then fair.
I think of it like this; when you shoot yourself in the foot, your foot is going to hurt.Confused as to why we will accept a future 3rd for Acres when asking for Carlton’s pick 29 would be more then fair.
Not the point here. They are distorting the comp and disproportionately benefitting powerful Melbourne clubs.So are we going to give back Brayshaw, Brodie and Johnson?
We have been significantly improved thanks to GCSs.
True. Logue and Acres then. 13 + F2 PP for Jackson. Milk more for the contracted players and keep what we get from themSo you are happy to trade our current and future 1st? Not sure if I agree with you there.
Let's be honest, the free agency regulations are so far skewed towards powerful Melbourne clubs, that trading for elite players as an inter-state team is just a disaster waiting to happen. Couple that serious breach of the so called "equalisation measures" with what you speak of, and the competition is one big laughing stock.Not the point here. They are distorting the comp and disproportionately benefitting powerful Melbourne clubs.
Since GC and GWS have come in it’s provided the chance for clubs to beat the AFLs equalisation measures.
Not good for the long term health of the game
I expect Geelong and Richmond not to finish bottom 6 for the next decade.Let's be honest, the free agency regulations are so far skewed towards powerful Melbourne clubs, that trading for elite players as an inter-state team is just a disaster waiting to happen. Couple that serious breach of the so called "equalisation measures" with what you speak of, and the competition is one big laughing stock.
Happy for the club to put it's case to the AFL, but Brisbane are making pretty powerful changes to their list this off season too. Port and Adelaide have more than handy changes too.Not the point here. They are distorting the comp and disproportionately benefitting powerful Melbourne clubs.
Since GC and GWS have come in it’s provided the chance for clubs to beat the AFLs equalisation measures.
Not good for the long term health of the game
The AFL need to bring the NBA's "Larry Bird Rule".Let's be honest, the free agency regulations are so far skewed towards powerful Melbourne clubs, that trading for elite players as an inter-state team is just a disaster waiting to happen. Couple that serious breach of the so called "equalisation measures" with what you speak of, and the competition is one big laughing stock.
If Top 10 players leave your club, it's generally behavioural (Liam doesn't drink etc) or the club has not used the skills of the player properly.
He's still very light, and I'd like him to get strength to his core. Not easy for indigenous sometimes, but if Charlie Cameronor Kozzie are the prototypes, then Liam has the potential, in spades.PLAYERCARDSTART23Charlie Cameron
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All you Kool Aid drinkers thinking we'll just get better naturally are in a parallel universe. Geelong will get stronger, Richmond same, Brisbane stronger etc.
To get better you need to keep your core to push to get higher. I'd argue that Lobb & Logue are core
...and the Western Bulldogs have also been provided with plenty of drinks from the pig trough in recent years...I expect Geelong and Richmond not to finish bottom 6 for the next decade.
Now that’s a broken comp
Disagree. It is excellent off field management.I expect Geelong and Richmond not to finish bottom 6 for the next decade.
Now that’s a broken comp
Exactly! We're not a "destination" club (as some Melbourne talking heads have so conveniently termed it) due to our geographical location, city's exorbitant cost of living, grueling travel regime and lack of historical success. To win a premiership, we're going to have to "Bradbury" it.One of the biggest issues is that some clubs like GC and GWS and to a lesser extent, us, have to overpay to keep players.
I don’t know about you but I’ve seen the Catslose at least 4 GF’s before their dynastyExactly! We're not a "destination" club (as some Melbourne talking heads have so conveniently termed it) due to our geographical location, city's exorbitant cost of living, grueling travel regime and lack of historical success. To win a premiership, we're going to have to "Bradbury" it.
The Buddy ruling by the AFL should never have been some one off thing. It should have been a guideline for all clubs.So should Geelong cop the same treatment as Sydney when the signed buddy as a free agent?
Won’t happen, but interesting to compare the two scenarios.
JHF wants out.
Power switch: Young Roos star eyes trade to Port Adelaide
North Melbourne's Jason Horne-Francis is set to lodge a trade request to return home to Adelaidewww.afl.com.au
JHF wants out.
'PORT Adelaide has made a bold play for North Melbourne's No.1 draft pick Jason Horne-Francis, who is keen on a bombshell move to the Power.'
Power switch: Young Roos star eyes trade to Port Adelaide
North Melbourne's Jason Horne-Francis is set to lodge a trade request to return home to Adelaidewww.afl.com.au