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Him and Jack Martin have a thing going on.just sounds like Close is negotiating for a larger contract with Geelong. Just the usual.
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Him and Jack Martin have a thing going on.just sounds like Close is negotiating for a larger contract with Geelong. Just the usual.
I have been thinking the same thing, they are very similar archetypes but Warner is just better.
I'd prefer Pickett/Warner if given the choice.The hill I will die on and why I won't give up on it is that we are far far better off with Bolton/Pickett then Bolton/Warner
I'd agree in a vacuum but I'm pretty sure a very large part of Pickett supposedly wanting us is that he and Bolton are good friends and have young kids together so I think Bolton is mandatory (not to mention he's the only one that has actually asked for a trade haha).I'd prefer Pickett/Warner if given the choice.
Then the endless threads of "We Would have beaten Carlton if we didn't trade Banfield"..begin.Here’s the play by play.
Houston requests Melbourne. Stalemate. Demons aren’t using pick 5.
Bolton to Freo. We give up 9&16. We get some inconsequential stuff back.
Pickett becomes the key to unlock Houston.
We use 10 and a mass swapping of picks between the 3 clubs.
We get Bolton and Pickett. Keep our F1.
With 3 days left in the trade period, Warner sounds out Freo. Freo collectively lose their minds as we’ve given all draft capital away.
We place one Bailey Banfield on the table and allow a bidding war to ensue. North pay overs for Banfield and we have the assets to bring in Warner.
We land Bolton, Pickett and Warner.
We finish 2025 in 7th and eliminated to Carton away.
We all know this is 84% chance accurate.
Usually their later picks actually move up the draft as clubs generally compile a raft of later selections that get eaten up the first bidYes and the clubs seeking to match bids later do get to match a later pick but their own selections move back by a greater amount due to the exponential curve of the value.
Obviously this is just my selection, others will have something different.To be honest I'm not overly familiar with your B22 (I'm often not with oppo teams anymore as I don't watch as much neutral footy as I used to because the game is less pleasing to watch now haha).
Do you have a B22 I can review?
Are they likely to all be fit all the time?
We need a tagger, he'd fit the bill.Parfitt feels like someone who'll get rookied by a contender.
No way he gets a regular game here.We need a tagger, he'd fit the bill.
Can we remember this when the perennial argument from some posters begins that we are turning over too many players on our list and we need to slow down the turnover and stabilise the list because that’s what top 4 teams do?That's actually a pretty crazy list turnover from Geelong. 9 players delisted or retired, getting Smith which will take multiple picks and with just the standard 4 picks in the draft as it stands.
Martin is absolutely going there for free and they are drafting DEEP in this draft
Surely you try get a fourth rounder for Parfitt if you're going deep in the draft tbh. Probably moreso than normal.That's actually a pretty crazy list turnover from Geelong. 9 players delisted or retired, getting Smith which will take multiple picks and with just the standard 4 picks in the draft as it stands.
Martin is absolutely going there for free and they are drafting DEEP in this draft
If we can also remember that not all trades/delistings are equivalent and that there is a difference between "list" and "best 23". I haven't seen many arguments that we need to keep, e.g., Stanley for list stability reasons. If it's Switta we're talking about, on the other hand, I think the point about stability (just as importantly, experience too) is significant.Can we remember this when the perennial argument from some posters begins that we are turning over too many players on our list and we need to slow down the turnover and stabilise the list because that’s what top 4 teams do?
Like every other year we should be averaging 7-8 players departing and the same amount of new players incoming on our list, that’s just standard, afl average list turnover.
Of course not.If we can also remember that not all trades/delistings are equivalent and that there is a difference between "list" and "best 23". I haven't seen many arguments that we need to keep, e.g., Stanley for list stability reasons. If it's Switta we're talking about, on the other hand, I think the point about stability (just as importantly, experience too) is significant.
I understand that you're thinking about the suggestions every year that we re-sign the vast majority of OCCs and just draft one or two rookies, but I take it you're not in favour of trading out our top 5 in the Doig purely for the sake of hitting the 7–8 player turnover average.
Worrying Geelong are going deep.
We have a tagger but the coach refuses to use him.We need a tagger, he'd fit the bill.
Surely you try get a fourth rounder for Parfitt if you're going deep in the draft tbh. Probably moreso than normal.
With that many cuts they're clearly going deep. Probably adding some depth players for **** all as well.