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Maybe we should get them to throw in Heeney and Warner tooHow do you feel about Errol Gulden and Logan McDonald for four first round picks?
Weideman was traded for 54 and 72, Hogan for 54. I don't think depth key forwards are traded for much.What has more trade value, the midfielder who can't get a game ahead of AA mids or the key forward stuck behind AA key forwards assuming both are equally talented and only miss out on a game because they are sliiiiightly less good than the superstar ahead of them?
I'd argue the key forward will have higher value in the future if they show any ability than the midfielder or otherwise small player.
Maybe it's just banking draft capital for later, the likelihood of a player drafted so late becoming a star or even a regular 22 player isn't high regardless, so since you need to choose someone maybe choose the someone who if they do turn into a gun will be able to be sold later for a pick in the early twenties.
Weideman was traded for 54 and 72, Hogan for 54. I don't think depth key forwards are traded for much.
Warner and Logan thanksHow do you feel about Errol Gulden and Logan McDonald for four first round picks?
We could easily turn the three first rounders and second rounder into two top ten picks if we're on the fringes of the eight even. There's probably little scope/reasoning to make mass changes to the list if we have an okay season next year tbh.The three F1 picks next year provide us the opportunity to create a GWS type scenario if we chose not to given them away in a trade. Let’s just say we went in with pick 5, pick 10 and pick 15.
On the night - you can really leverage those picks to generate a long term supply of round 1 picks regardless of ladder position almost. For example you could give pick 5 & 15 to another team for 7, 16 and their F1, if they were desperate for a particular player that didn’t suit us.
You could trade pick 10 to another club for 11 and an F2, then slide back one pick like the saints did this year at pick 17 or Geelong did at pick 10.
The smart live traders are using first round picks in draft night to generate more draft capital into the future and it’s a never ending cycle. GWS have been particularly smart with this type of thing in recent years. They are of course losing players for draft capital but - so are we.
It hasn’t been mentioned yet but I think it should be on the table as it could realistically happen…. IF Sean Darcy asked to leave in 2024, we could be looking at pick 5, 6, 14 and 19 when trade week starts up - that’s an insane amount of draft capital for a club supposedly at the end of a rebuild
Just days after the Dockers drafted Jack Delean, part of their push to replace Lachie Schultz, they have invited Woodville West Torrens forward Max Beattie to train with the club.
Beattie will train at Cockburn in the hope of winning the final rookie spot on the Dockers’ list.
The 19-year-old Beattie played league for Woodville West Torrens this season, including stints in the midfield.
He has kicked 19 goals from 18 State league matches for the Eagles after moving there from Wodonga before this season.
The 173cm dynamic forward was invited to South Australia’s State Combine and is considered a more ready-made prospect than others, despite some question marks surrounding his size.
Another South Aussie to get train-on chance at Fremantle
Fremantle’s bid to boost their small forward stocks isn’t over yet, inviting a South Australian livewire to train with the club.thewest.com.au
Is he? There you go. For some reason I thought Michael had, like, five daughters or something. In the pre AFLW days, every birth was greeted with a collective groan on the brissie board.Patrick Voss is Michael Voss’s son right?
Nah, Brett’sPatrick Voss is Michael Voss’s son right?
Patrick Voss is Michael Voss’s son right?
We need three viable KPFs, and that probably excludes Jackson. Amiss, Treacy #3. Odin is a few years away if he makes it. If MacDonald actually did come, we have our 3 and are a step closer to Finals mode.I am reasonably confident he will stay. I'm more worried about which forward will leave considering we drafted another KPF and are supposedly going for Macca.
Really depends on how far Port fall next year! Top 5 pick and saints second should be enough.What is the least we could realistically expect to pay for Logan McDonald?
Two first rounders seems to be the expected value, but could we maybe get away with the highest of the first rounders plus the second rounder?
I suppose we won't really know until we know the value of the picks.
Price will depend on where we and Sydney finish but I'd say something around 10 + decent 2nd is the floor for price. It goes up from there unless we win the spoon and use the PSD threat which I doubt.What is the least we could realistically expect to pay for Logan McDonald?
Two first rounders seems to be the expected value, but could we maybe get away with the highest of the first rounders plus the second rounder?
I suppose we won't really know until we know the value of the picks.
Last thing we need is another KPD, but have heard a rumour we've been talking to Sam Taylor. Pre-agent in 2024.
Surely this only makes sense if Brennan Cox has agreed to play forward. I appreciate its not his call but you would want the player to be comfortable.Last thing we need is another KPD, but have heard a rumour we've been talking to Sam Taylor. Pre-agent in 2024.
Jeremy Cameron was 13 15 and 20 with two second rounders going back. I agree depends on your best pick. If we have a top 5 that would be close as suggested. Anything outside of that and it would likely be our best two firsts.What is the least we could realistically expect to pay for Logan McDonald?
Two first rounders seems to be the expected value, but could we maybe get away with the highest of the first rounders plus the second rounder?
I suppose we won't really know until we know the value of the picks.