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Big Fish ?...Hawthorn trade news and targets thread(not for trade hypotheticals)
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I'm not buying what he's selling.
Ned Ryerson
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God I hate these 'we gave up picks X, Y and Z so based on their point value we in effect gave up pick A'. No - we haven't. We gave up picks that equate to that - but that will still be picks late in the draft where you are absolutely playing roulette when it comes to picking players. We didn't have pick 23 or pick 30 so we DID NOT effectively give up those picks. We just gave up the sum total of those picks had we been bidding for an academy player or f/s picks.
Unless we are dealing with bidding - we really need to gtfo pick values.
RIOLINWITPUNCHS
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Did we really have to give next years 4th rounder?
33 and a 6 pick upgrade should have been enough.
Not to happy about that.
33 and a 6 pick upgrade should have been enough.
Not to happy about that.
arupist
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So, we go after picks - with what? The more players we trade out, the more we have to draft at very late picks.
What are we giving to brisbane to get any pics ?
This year draft very shallow.
The draft is 50/50 with top 10 selections keep in mind this yr weak.
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The truth is that a shuffle of picks from 61 to 66 is irrelevant at that stage of the draft. It's like a lottery who clubs select by that stage. The chance of Port swooping on a player that we wanted with that pick is miniscule. The 4th rounder next season is a pick in the 70's. We could trade out Willsmore for that sort of pick. It's also insignificant. I really see this trade as Impey for #33 which is fair.
wait and see
Hope so
Sorry, but what's this Big News
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We've always paid slight overs to bring in players who we think can contribute to the side. Impey provides raw speed and line-breaking ability - something that we have been lacking. He's also 22 and contracted which increases his value. 2018 Fourth would have simply been included to placate Port and get the deal done quickly.
asanque
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Why do we need to placate clubs and get the deal done quickly? We are not going to be big players for the rest of the draft period.
Hawthorn have a history of paying overs and getting deals done quickly.
Why don't we wait until the second half of trade week and get the deals done with better value?
Unlike our other recruits over the years let's hope he stays fit and doesn't become Jarman Limpey
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RIOLINWITPUNCHS
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Unless we make the GF it is a pick in the 60's but yeah it may be a little insignificant, however points for us next year are relevant as we are going to need them to secure a few of our academy boys.
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Nothing at all, but Gunston reply almost got the same number of likes as the original tweet. I think it's refreshing
. Sorry if it's give some people wrong impression.
Ned Ryerson
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Why do we need to placate clubs and get the deal done quickly? We are not going to be big players for the rest of the draft period.
Hawthorn have a history of paying overs and getting deals done quickly.
Why don't we wait until the second half of trade week and get the deals done with better value?
The trade for Gunston was about spot on - and we have killed it in retrospect. It was essentially pick 24 for Gunston - that is a huge trade win for us. Wasn't overs at the time - in hindsight we robbed them.
If we have nice picks from other deals it just makes them greedier for more.Why do we need to placate clubs and get the deal done quickly? We are not going to be big players for the rest of the draft period.
Hawthorn have a history of paying overs and getting deals done quickly.
Why don't we wait until the second half of trade week and get the deals done with better value?
Get it over and done with move on
Nothing at all, but Gunston reply almost got the same number of likes as the original tweet. I think it's refreshing
All good thanks
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The swap of picks thingo is really the opposition trying to muddy the real trade. It is what north did with the 15 they coughed up a few years ago.
Pick 61 or 67 is no different. With teams passing at that stage, it may be one pick after the other.
4th rounder is really more lipstick.
Pick 61 or 67 is no different. With teams passing at that stage, it may be one pick after the other.
4th rounder is really more lipstick.
late picks for FSs or academy
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Not impressed but at the same time I'm not missing sleep over losing steak knives.
I really think we're done unless Schache has zero value, then we will swoop (if you can get him for a late first surely Carl/Coll/Tigs will get him).
I really think we're done unless Schache has zero value, then we will swoop (if you can get him for a late first surely Carl/Coll/Tigs will get him).
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