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Whatever moves we r going to make would already be discussed with the other parties. If we pull the trigger the deal is most likely sortedSorry, I should rephrase. I can't see pick 33 and a F1 moving us too far up the draft board in a highly toughted draft where hawthorn is tipped to do well next year.
I wonder whether inflation will play a part.If pick buying and trading picks two years ahead are definitely locked in for next year... That really changes the landscape for moving up.
How many teams are going to get themselves into cap trouble like the suns and have to sell a pick for $$.If pick buying and trading picks two years ahead are definitely locked in for next year... That really changes the landscape for moving up.
This feels right to me. The apparent cost to trade up just doesnt match the talent gap from 33 to ~pick 20 in an even draft.I was told late last night that it's "highly unlikely" we'll be doing a pick swap. This by the same guy who told me about Barrass and Battle so I reckon he knows his stuff being at the club.
He reckons we've put out feelers but unless we get an extraordinary deal we'll be keeping our picks and going with 33.
Take it as you will, a few days will tell.
This. Exactly why it never made sense how easily many were getting trapped into thinking that teams need to add a F1 to 30's pick to get to picks 18-24 ( they will be 21- 28)This feels right to me. The apparent cost to trade up just doesnt match the talent gap from 33 to ~pick 20 in an even draft.
Its a sellers market in the mid teens to pick 30ish.This. Exactly why it never made sense how easily many were getting trapped into thinking that teams need to add a F1 to 30's pick to get to picks 18-24 ( they will be 21- 28)
F1 by themselves for those picks make sense but makes no sense when you are adding 33 which would get you a similar player, just less options. F2+33 is more sensible, sure the sellers will demand more and we ask them to take a hike.
I am in the keep F1 camp but also we have simple ways to move to 27 or 28 if we(list management team) put in the work, won't cost much but many here seem to think 33 is > than 27/28 as well.
Next year I thinkWhen is draft night
its on WednesdayI blame MrPremiership …wasn’t it your self appointed job to do a daily “ X days until draft night” post?
Do you need a hug?I feel ….small
Hopefully this is how it pans out as I am looking forward to death riding the Baggers all seasonI was told late last night that it's "highly unlikely" we'll be doing a pick swap. This by the same guy who told me about Barrass and Battle so I reckon he knows his stuff being at the club.
He reckons we've put out feelers but unless we get an extraordinary deal we'll be keeping our picks and going with 33.
Take it as you will, a few days will tell.
My interest in this years draft is similar to 10-15 years ago …… which is greatAh tonight ! Shit
Seems like a perfect draft to take a pick 33 and turn it into gold without having to spend any draft capital to move up.This feels right to me. The apparent cost to trade up just doesnt match the talent gap from 33 to ~pick 20 in an even draft.