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- Aug 16, 2008
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Dusty is cooked, if Gold Coast were to take him on it wouldnāt be on massive $$$ā¦
Iād think heāll more likely retireā¦
- Apr 16, 2008
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Contracted for 2025 and 2026. Turns 29 at the start of 2025 also. He would be a handy pick up but beyond doubtful the Dees let him go unless itās for overs this off season.
I actually think going after Conor Stone from the Giants is the type of player we should be going after. Former 1st round talent, plays forward/mid. Currently OOC and playing in their seconds behind some very good players. Turns 23 at the start of the 2025 season and is a VIC boy. Also it appears he finally has his body right. I suspect he could be a EHollands type pick up and the Giants wonāt get anything better than a late 2nd for him.
After that Iād just take the Campos and a Key Back (hopefully in the 1st round stillā¦) along with upgrading Boyd.
We are in the sweet spot and adding to our list with good kids is what I suspect we will aim to do this off season. Just need to keep the talent coming through
Rosas would be a player I would consider getting, I was a Jeffrey fan as well, but he's getting a game these days.
- Aug 16, 2009
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Perhaps but that's one interpretation of bigger/larger.. put them side by side and what I'm referring to should be obvious.
They have enough to work with they shouldnāt be complete garbage, but they have their answer now of whether they have a list capable of contending.
Their list isnāt set in stone, they do have young and more established talent, but they didnāt get as much out of their high picks as they needed to in order to be a top side now.
Musical chairs in Bluesā attack as club favourite waits on new deal; Restricted free agent numbers dwindle
A key member of Carltonās modern-day mosquito fleet is waiting patiently for a new deal, the (restricted) free agent four and the unrestricted free agent in demand.
Musical chairs in Bluesā attack as club favourite waits on new deal; Restricted free agent numbers dwindle
A key member of Carltonās modern-day mosquito fleet is waiting patiently for a new deal, the (restricted) free agent four and the unrestricted free agent in demand.www.theage.com.au
Mowies needs to be signed up asap - he loves the club and we love him.
The ASAP bit might limit the moves we can make in trade week and put more pressure on any trades we would like to make?
Assuming we keep our same list structure (which is a reasonable assumption until we hear otherwise), if we sign Owies now, we have to move at a minimum 3 of Carroll, Cunners, Marchbank and Martin (or a contracted player), and that's just to get the 2 Campos and elevate Boyd.
If we want a 3rd ND pick, or to bring in someone else, we need to move a 4th player.
As much as we might want to re-sign Owies, some flexibility is important.
- Sep 2, 2017
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The reports are heās more keen to go to them than they are keen on him - and that he is willing to play at close to base salary
So it probably will happen but that wonāt help us pry any players away from their list
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Agree - cannot see the point for Gold Coast or Dusty to be honest - I guess a pay check of $300K a year is not chump change.
Im more interested/confused why we resigned Corey Durdin based on the above.
Probably for the same reason most people wanted Fog delisted a few years back.
So you rate durdin above Owies? It could come down to one or the other
He will come good ..
- Mar 25, 2019
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The fact Owies is 'hot property' around the comp is a clear indication that we're finally that team.
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Also shows there's a lack of quality small forwards in the comp at the moment I think.
For this year, no.
But he's more talented, quicker, and 5 years younger.
It's really hard to tell what happens from here.
Most predictable:
Bot traded
Cunners let go
and then
We trade one of Martin or Owies, very unlikely both, but who knows?
Maybe Marchy gets let go, or cut to go to the rookie list, but he likely gets poached if we try this.
There could be a contracted player that we trade out, but it's hard to see who.
Last week Cal said we would be busy, but can anyone think of a realistic trade or FA target?
- Mar 20, 2017
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It feels nice to be able to say that about another club.
I'll put my hand up, I thought he was gone, but love how hard he has worked to embrace his role
Durdin has time to rehab, perhaps play a role this year and prepare properly for next year
Our small forwards aren't too bad afterall
- Mar 25, 2019
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Im 50/50 on that, Williams and Hollands are hard carrying as alternative options up forward imo which has always been my point about our small forwards.
Owies, Durdin, Fantasia etc haven't demanded a direct opponent to drag attention away from Charlie and H which has left them to be double and triple teamed over the last few years. Williams and Hollands drawing opposition attention has opened up our whole forward line for the others to get involved in the game as more goal sneak types.
Still believe Martin and Cottrell push Fantasia and Owies out of the b22 when healthy but it's a good problem to have for the first time in years.
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