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two 1sts will now end up as threeProblem with RFA’s now is that even clubs who finish high and didn’t have much to offer before can now dig further into their future picks, so clubs will demand more in return.
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two 1sts will now end up as threeProblem with RFA’s now is that even clubs who finish high and didn’t have much to offer before can now dig further into their future picks, so clubs will demand more in return.
Was a big fan of his move to the midfield for the Dogs this year, would be perfect for our side.Ed Richards seems gettable especially as a free agent. And with several looming retirements at the Pies, a war chest will open up making it doable. Would be an excellent addition to our midfield. Be nice to see the great nephew of Lou Richards at the Pies. Make it happen Leppa!
Unlikely. Having access to extra picks doesn’t devalue the ones clubs already hold. Even now, after a decade of future trading it’s still rare for clubs to trade two firsts for anyone other than the absolutely elite, and when they do there’s something coming back the other way more often than not.two 1sts will now end up as three
if houston was a standalone deal you can gurantee it would have been more. We had the lucky fates of doing a deal with two clubs.
But mids are generally worth more, so you'd be looking at 2 1sts
Unlikely. Having access to extra picks doesn’t devalue the ones clubs already hold. Even now, after a decade of future trading it’s still rare for clubs to trade two firsts for anyone other than the absolutely elite, and when they do there’s something coming back the other way more often than not.
2 firsts for Ed? Unlikely. He’s a good mid, but a significant downgrade in quality over the likes of Smith who’s also considerably younger, and the dogs traded him to Geelong for essentially pick 17. Smiths value was likely around the same as Ed’s because he was coming off an acl and had previous mental health issues.
In the event that Ed does want to leave the dogs and come to us, the dogs will likely have a choice to make. Is one of our future firsts going to be worth more than their FA compo? That will likely depend on their ladder position at the end of 2025. At the end of the day he’s a speedy low 20’s (avg) disposal mid. He suits our game style perfectly, but let’s not pretend he’s even close to a top 50 player in the comp.
Thanks Dave, but you missed the point, which is that Ed isn’t close to having the same sort of value as the top tier players who are worth two firsts, and that a compo pick could well satisfy the dogs.Don't have to Trade Picks we can Trade Player/s
Unlikely. Having access to extra picks doesn’t devalue the ones clubs already hold. Even now, after a decade of future trading it’s still rare for clubs to trade two firsts for anyone other than the absolutely elite, and when they do there’s something coming back the other way more often than not.
2 firsts for Ed? Unlikely. He’s a good mid, but a significant downgrade in quality over the likes of Smith who’s also considerably younger, and the dogs traded him to Geelong for essentially pick 17. Smiths value was likely around the same as Ed’s because he was coming off an acl and had previous mental health issues.
In the event that Ed does want to leave the dogs and come to us, the dogs will likely have a choice to make. Is one of our future firsts going to be worth more than their FA compo? That will likely depend on their ladder position at the end of 2025. At the end of the day he’s a speedy low 20’s (avg) disposal mid. He suits our game style perfectly, but let’s not pretend he’s even close to a top 50 player in the comp.
Of course they’ll try, but it’s unlikely any club is coming to the table with 3 firsts unless it’s for a top 5 player in the league, and even then they’d be wanting something significant back.I do agree that Ed isn’t worth that. 1 Mid to late 1st you would think.
But I do wonder those that are worth two firsts, whether clubs would try to extract 3 1sts.
Of course they’ll try, but it’s unlikely any club is coming to the table with 3 firsts unless it’s for a top 5 player in the league, and even then they’d be wanting something significant back.
Hard to guess at his value by the end of next year - it depends a heap on how well he plays next year. Some of his footy this year was top shelf, but he doesn't yet have enough top shelf footy under his belt yet, but I'd back him to go well past Smith's recent value by the end of next year.Unlikely. Having access to extra picks doesn’t devalue the ones clubs already hold. Even now, after a decade of future trading it’s still rare for clubs to trade two firsts for anyone other than the absolutely elite, and when they do there’s something coming back the other way more often than not.
2 firsts for Ed? Unlikely. He’s a good mid, but a significant downgrade in quality over the likes of Smith who’s also considerably younger, and the dogs traded him to Geelong for essentially pick 17. Smiths value was likely around the same as Ed’s because he was coming off an acl and had previous mental health issues.
In the event that Ed does want to leave the dogs and come to us, the dogs will likely have a choice to make. Is one of our future firsts going to be worth more than their FA compo? That will likely depend on their ladder position at the end of 2025. At the end of the day he’s a speedy low 20’s (avg) disposal mid. He suits our game style perfectly, but let’s not pretend he’s even close to a top 50 player in the comp.
You’d have to think that the Dogs would match an offer for Richards, though. What would he cost in a trade?
Treloar will be 32 by the start of the season next year. Even with him having a career best year in 2024, he isn't going to be factoring into the Dogs' salary cap concerns.I think their salary cap will limit their capacity to match without losing someone else. Already need to find the room to re-sign the Bont, Darcy, Libba and Treloar (assume our handouts will end as well) among others.
Treloar will be 32 by the start of the season next year. Even with him having a career best year in 2024, he isn't going to be factoring into the Dogs' salary cap concerns.
Remove him, add Jamarra.
I'd be betting on JUH being traded pretty soon. Darcy will get an enormous contract, Naughton is on a very big really long term contract. They can't spend that much on kpf without being unbalanced.JUH is already contracted till 2026. Treloar will need to be fully funded by the Doggies going forward afaik. Won’t be a huge contract and likely only 1-2 years, but it’s still extra cash they need to find in their TPP.
English is on big coin. But they lost Smith, McCrae and Daniels who were on big coin. I personally think it is hard to judge how tight their cap is because they lost a lot of players on big coin.I'd be betting on JUH being traded pretty soon. Darcy will get an enormous contract, Naughton is on a very big really long term contract. They can't spend that much on kpf without being unbalanced.
I reckon their biggest problem is having 3 KF's in the one team. It hasn't worked and they'll need to either move one to defence or lose one. They have quite a few players on big coin and will have to give Richards a big pay rise if they're going to keep him.English is on big coin. But they lost Smith, McCrae and Daniels who were on big coin. I personally think it is hard to judge how tight their cap is because they lost a lot of players on big coin.
I've got no idea how tight their cap is, but with English, Naughton, Darcy and JUH on big money, I think they'll be spending an unhealthy percentage of their cap on ruck and KPF, which means they have to spend less than other clubs on the other roles. Basically, they'll be spending significantly less on ground ball and ball movement than other clubs - I wouldn't want us to be doing that with the way the game has goneEnglish is on big coin. But they lost Smith, McCrae and Daniels who were on big coin. I personally think it is hard to judge how tight their cap is because they lost a lot of players on big coin.
Giving Naughton 8 years on big moneyI reckon their biggest problem is having 3 KF's in the one team. It hasn't worked and they'll need to either move one to defence or lose one. They have quite a few players on big coin and will have to give Richards a big pay rise if they're going to keep him.
A crazy contract for Naughton. Especially when their best key forwards are the other two. ATM they can't fully utilise JUH because his best position would be to basically give him the square and space. They would be better off with another small forward or two to capitalize on the balls hitting the ground but they can't do that with 3 talls getting in each others way.Giving Naughton 8 years on big money
was just mind boggling…..
Jamarra imo is the better of the two and they may lose him
I'd be betting on JUH being traded pretty soon. Darcy will get an enormous contract, Naughton is on a very big really long term contract. They can't spend that much on kpf without being unbalanced.
Mc Creery couldImagine Nick and Ed Richards streaming down the G handballing to each other.
Who the heck could possibly run them down?
Nick to evasive for most.Mc Creery could
Nick to evasive for most.
Giving Naughton 8 years on big money
was just mind boggling…..
Jamarra imo is the better of the two and they may lose him