List Mgmt. 2024 List Mismanagement and Trading Part 2

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1 Jones
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6 Curtin
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34 Cumming Free agent
35 Pick 4
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3 Keane
4 - Rookie Pick
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No Contract - Hamill, Burgess, Parnell, Gollant

McHenry?
 

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So, our confirmed (papers lodged) list changes are:
IN: Cumming, T Murray (R)
OUT: Sloane, Himmelberg, McHenry, Gollant, Parnell (R), Hamill (R)

Interesting that they chose to make these announcements now, just before the start of the trading period. They've obviously given up any hope of finding trades for these players.

This leaves Burgess as the only player still in limbo, pending the outcome of the trading period.
 
So Burgess looks to be staying and Hamill Parnell Ned and Gollant all delisted
Burgess not necessarily staying - they just haven't made a final decision about him, pending the outcome of the trading period. They want to see what picks they end up with before making a final decision. Burgess remains in limbo for the next 2 weeks.
 
What a draft pick Ned was….first rounder ffs

Gollant a bit stiff I think.

I would have kept Gollant over Burgess, but clearly we must have stupidly signed Burgess to a long term deal when we traded him in.
 
Ned and Patrick just too small and never did enough damage. Thing to remember about Ned is it wasnt his fault he was drafted where he was, dummy recruiters with a hard on for small mids.

Hamill you just can't carry in the modern day with concussion front of mind. Can't pay a bloke all year to sit out again, its only a matter of time.

Gollant had more than enough chances and just never seized them or looked likely.
 
Yes

How do you figure this?

I was thinking if all we have is Pick 4. Welsh would come in before our third round pick? I can’t see us taking a pick on the 4th round

Unless we get a future second back somehow we can't use our F1 to get additional picks this year?

You are much more across it than me so happy to be corrected
 
I would have kept Gollant over Burgess, but clearly we must have stupidly signed Burgess to a long term deal when we traded him in.
Nah... Burgess is still in limbo. We could still delist him, or keep him, depending on what picks we end up with after trade week.
 
I was thinking if all we have is Pick 4. Welsh would come in before our third round pick? I can’t see us taking a pick on the 4th round

Unless we get a future second back somehow we can't use our F1 to get additional picks this year?

You are much more across it than me so happy to be corrected
There are still many permutations - both in terms of what picks are involved in the Peatling/ANB trades, and any pick swaps we can engineer.

... we also don't really know how early any Welsh bid is likely to come. Probably not in the top-30, but it's hard to make predictions beyond that. It's not outside the realms of possibility that nobody bids on him at all.
 

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No surprises here. Ned seems like a great guy, but unfortunately, not AFL quality.

Hamill had some nice weapons, but injuries and being behind the pecking order hurt him. Six years is plenty anyway.

Gollant will have a great state league career, but is in the Hosie mold of just not being tall enough to play KPP.

This also pretty much confirms that Burgess had another year added on when we signed him, but he's not safe yet (although I'm starting to think we keep him after Berg's departure).
 
No surprises here. Ned seems like a great guy, but unfortunately, not AFL quality.

Hamill had some nice weapons, but injuries and being behind the pecking order hurt him. Six years is plenty anyway.

Gollant will have a great state league career, but is in the Hosie mold of just not being tall enough to play KPP.

This also pretty much confirms that Burgess had another year added on when we signed him, but he's not safe yet (although I'm starting to think we keep him after Berg's departure).

I agree with all of that. I don't think any of them could say they didn't have chances. Some like Hamill probably got a year or two longer that they normally would.
 
So, our confirmed (papers lodged) list changes are:
IN: Cumming, T Murray (R)
OUT: Sloane, Himmelberg, McHenry, Gollant, Parnell (R), Hamill (R)

Interesting that they chose to make these announcements now, just before the start of the trading period. They've obviously given up any hope of finding trades for these players.

This leaves Burgess as the only player still in limbo, pending the outcome of the trading period.
There has to be players getting demoted to the rookie list or a player getting traded.
Smith, Strachan and Schoenberg obvious options. There'd be no interest across the comp for any of them so could delist comfortably.

It does seem Burgess is OOC too.

Pick 4, Welsh, rookie upgrade (Keane), Peatling, ANB, Cumming is 6 changes minimum.

So at this stage Burgess and one rookie list demotion must happen as it stands.
If we get pick 12/16 Keane just doesn't get upgraded.

If we get another player (seems unlikely), it becomes minimum 7 changes and 2 rookie demotions.
 

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