List Mgmt. 2024 Draft/Trade/FA Thread – Pick 9, and big fishes Tom Campbell and Harry Sharp in 🎣🐟, ANB departs to the Crows for Pick 28 😢

[Scythe94]

Confirmed outs:

• Alex Neal-Bullen (Traded to Adelaide)
• Angus Brayshaw (Retired)
• Ben Brown (Retired)
• Lachie Hunter (Retired)
• Adam Tomlinson (Delisted)
• Josh Schache (Delisted)
• Kyah Farris-White (Delisted)
• Future First (Traded to Essendon)
• Future Third (Traded to Adelaide)
• Picks 40, 54, 65 (Traded to Essendon)
• Pick 49 (Traded to Brisbane)

Confirmed ins:

• Tom Campbell (Free Agent from St Kilda)
• Pick 9 (Traded from Essendon)
• Harry Sharp (Traded from Brisbane)
• Future Third (Traded from Brisbane)

On-traded:

• Pick 28 (from Adelaide, to Essendon)
• Pick 46 (from Adelaide, to Essendon)
• Future Third (from Essendon, to Brisbane)

 

[mrmonkey]

Probably harsh on Chandler to be fair but Hores last game was aweful. Probably more concerned about the guys who still couldn't get a game this year with the injuries, retirements and general poor team form.

Worried we are not being aggressive enough with our list management. Could just be a bad contract thing, expect we will see a lot of turnover at end of 2025.

The last part one could argue Goodwin refused to drop players despite poor form. In regards to not being aggressive enough in recruiting, I think the the club looks like a dump ATM from the outside and no decent player wants to come here. Need to fix that image first before we can trade in again.

 

[Grimey Sylvia]

As others have said before, it ain't about our depth at all. It's about how we use our players and the game plan.

Bedford was depth, James Jordon was depth. Look at them both now.

Yeah, gameplan has a big day but depth looks thin or at least limited as we won't use them to their strengths and put to much faith in the senior regulars.

D'Ambrosio, Ginnivin, Dempsey and Kai Lohman were all running around in their teams 2's before either being traded for peanuts or breaking into the team on the back of injuries.

Most years you wouldn't even know who any of the delistings even are. Usually dominated by rookies and forgotten guys who haven't been AFL relevant for several years.

Just been surprised by some of the names popping up as they either played a lot this year (and pretty well) or are a high-ish draft pick from only 2 years ago which is also very unusual as well.

 

[Scythe94]

I think it was Paul Roos that said about the combine that the only thing you look at is the 2km time trial and their character.

The rest is just how they play footy.

Circling back to Paul Roos, I wouldn't put too much stock into what he says these days:

 

[MarcMaverick]

Circling back to Paul Roos, I wouldn't put too much stock into what he says these days:

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So is James Jordon and Tom Sparrow. Whats your point Roosey?

 

[Bluelegs]

Circling back to Paul Roos, I wouldn't put too much stock into what he says these days:

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Dumb argument but can't really blame him for not bagging his old players.

 

[Headless]

Should have run with "Kelly-y" and "Salemy".

 

[poorboy32]

Chandler isn't a list clogger - and the Dogs need a small forward as badly as anyone, if Charlie Clarke was any good he'd be getting games

In front of Weightman??

 

[Scythe94]

In front of Weightman??

Teams play more than one small forward

 

[Bluelegs]

Should have run with "Kelly-y" and "Salemy".

Christian Salami

 

[Andy_Mac]

So is James Jordon and Tom Sparrow. Whats your point Roosey?

You're 100% right. There are so many player through history that have medals that contributed feck all.

But as for the trade itself. I look at it in totality and think it was a win-win.

Salo was a big part of our 2021 season and i think his interrupted seasons over the past 3 years are a big reason why we've struggled. We got Jayden Hunt who was a good role player and is still running around the league. And whilst the wheels fell of Tyson big time, his first year or 2 with us are underrated when you look at it in context (his age and how shyt we were).