Pretty sure they will, there’s a real over rating of her from those womens.afl scribes and that usually carries a weight in these AFLW trades, she’ll be Richmond’s starting ruck.I doubt we get a first round pick for McKinnon
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Pretty sure they will, there’s a real over rating of her from those womens.afl scribes and that usually carries a weight in these AFLW trades, she’ll be Richmond’s starting ruck.I doubt we get a first round pick for McKinnon
No and that’s not unusual given in the entire history of the competition only 2 players; Niamh Kelly and Renee Forth requested a trade to the Crows from other clubs.Has anyone requested to come to the Crows?
The Bulldogs had placed offers to Adelaide pair Caitlin Gould and Zoe Prowse, though both are likely to remain at the Crows, while they also tabled a lucrative bid for Sydney ruck Ally Morphett before she elected to re-sign at the Swans.
Good, now that that’s all apparently sorted and because the club can’t attract any current worth while talent from other teams around the league the entire Football Department (Phil Harper) should be putting all their (his) focus on the Hail Mary play of somehow jumping ahead of Port’s pick 4… start sending some more emails Phil.Article on womens.afl claims that Prowse and Gould are likely to stay.
Blues defender requests trade, veteran Dog to join Port
Mua Laloifi has made a decision on the club she would prefer to join from the Blueswww.afl.com.au
Genuine pace and carry which we severely lackNiamh Kelly signed until the end of 2027. Fantastic decision. She's one of the best in the competition for mine.
the new CBA permits longer contracts according to the Crows announcementAre these long term contracts a new thing? I thought it was only 1 or 2 years max?
Excellent signing anyway, her improvement from last year to this year was huge.
Richmond's move for Adelaide's star ruck McKinnon is also a standstill, with the two teams unable to find middle ground between the Tigers' first pick at No.11 and their second at No.29.
It's understood Richmond spent Wednesday reaching out to rival clubs over a pick-swap that could land a selection in between picks No.11 and 29 to satisfy Adelaide, but have so far been unable to make any progress.
The proposal – which remains up in the air – would see Dogs defender Katie Lynch move to the Suns in exchange for pick No.14, as well as veteran defender Lauren Ahrens and youngster Jasmyn Smith.
The Bulldogs would then on-trade pick No.14 and All-Australian midfielder Kirsty Lamb to Port Adelaide and receive pick No.4 in return, adding to the No.1 pick they already hold due to their last-placed finish in season 2023.
Richmond have gone out of there way to give McKinnon a bumper deal pay up with your pick you pricks, hell I’d even throw in pick 18 if it gets 11 now as if Port get 14 back that pick 18 would be less meaningful anyway.Where trade period's biggest deals sit ahead of deadline day
Also interesting:
If this happens, we do what it takes to get ahead of pick 14.
I respectfully disagree with your analysis that it would be a disaster if we don't get Window. We have always been a long shot after the Power signed Goody, Young & Brooksby with Pick 4. They have been the front runner and we would have to do something out of the ordinary. The scenario opens the window slightly if we can get Pick 11 with a later pick for McKinnon & Pick 18 and the deal is done after Port's Lamb deal.Richmond have gone out of there way to give McKinnon a bumper deal pay up with your pick you pricks, hell I’d even throw in pick 18 if it gets 11 now as if Port get 14 back that pick 18 would be less meaningful anyway.
If they don’t get Window it’s just been a flat out disaster post regular season, look at Brisbane for example they’ve been pilfered in recent years, still win a flag and now they’re signing some further reinforcements by filtering off some of West Coast’s good young talent… meanwhile the Crows are going to have Hannah Button and Deni Varnhagen just sitting uselessly on their list…
You lose 2 out of 3 finals including one at home after finishing top of the ladder, you can’t land any talent to get you better in the short-term, miss out on goalkicking reinforcements with Roux and Howarth saying no to the club’s ’enquiries’, lose a key structural pillar in McKinnon (never fully utilised her talent but a key to how the team setup at their best this year) and still despite getting rid of some keep some real deadwood past it players on the list due to ‘Good Guy FC’.I respectfully disagree with your analysis that it would be a disaster if we don't get Window. We have always been a long shot after the Power signed Goody, Young & Brooksby with Pick 4. They have been the front runner and we would have to do something out of the ordinary. The scenario opens the window slightly if we can get Pick 11 with a later pick for McKinnon & Pick 18 and the deal is done after Port's McLeod deal.
You lose 2 out of 3 finals including one at home after finishing top of the ladder, you can’t land any talent to get you better in the short-term, miss out on goalkicking reinforcements with Roux and Howarth saying no to the club’s ’enquiries’, lose a key structural pillar in McKinnon (never fully utilised her talent but a key to how the team setup at their best this year) and still despite getting rid of some keep some real deadwood past it players on the list due to ‘Good Guy FC’.
Just because it could’ve been a hell of a lot worse if Gould & Prowse took up their lucrative offers from the Bulldogs doesn’t mean the football department (Clarke, Harper + a couple of hanger-onners) haven’t again just sat on their hands, been relatively poor in their planning and been stagnating while others try to improve.
In isolation yes those finals could’ve gone either way but now looking back on it and to see what that Brisbane Lions team was that won the whole thing and the holes they had in their side you can’t but go a bit Steven May and think the Crows were a stronger more consistent team than them overall this season so the playing group got some things drastically wrong especially in that 1st final.Let's be honest though, we could have easily won either or both of those finals. Absolute 50/50s in the end. We didn't lose either of them due to a list deficiency. Simply keeping our list together (sans McKinnon) is a pretty good outcome. Yes, Bonner is also gone from the best 21 but no huge loss there. Even with McKinnon, as good as she was, Allan can easily play as sole ruck and we can now add in another running player. The main issue with losing McKinnon is that it leaves us very exposed if either Allan or Gould miss with injury/suspension.
I agree that if you're not improving, you're going backwards, but with Port snapping up the best three SA talents for free before the draft even happens, it was never going to be the year to jettison all of our deadwood. If we can add a seriously good SA pick with our first selection and then take a role player or two later in the draft (backup ruck, mature-age forward, project midfielder?) we should fully expect to be at the pointy end of the season again, and owed some good luck this time around.
where has Bonner gone?Let's be honest though, we could have easily won either or both of those finals. Absolute 50/50s in the end. We didn't lose either of them due to a list deficiency. Simply keeping our list together (sans McKinnon) is a pretty good outcome. Yes, Bonner is also gone from the best 21 but no huge loss there. Even with McKinnon, as good as she was, Allan can easily play as sole ruck and we can now add in another running player. The main issue with losing McKinnon is that it leaves us very exposed if either Allan or Gould miss with injury/suspension.
I agree that if you're not improving, you're going backwards, but with Port snapping up the best three SA talents for free before the draft even happens, it was never going to be the year to jettison all of our deadwood. If we can add a seriously good SA pick with our first selection and then take a role player or two later in the draft (backup ruck, mature-age forward, project midfielder?) we should fully expect to be at the pointy end of the season again, and owed some good luck this time around.
Retired.where has Bonner gone?
We don't get a player out of that, but lose a good one. Better get a decent bloody pick!Christ almighty That would have to be a record, surely?