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Traded Callum Coleman-Jones [Traded to North Melbourne with 42, 47 and a future 4th for Tarrant, 40 and a future 2nd]
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I think CJ will be good for North and North good for CJ. He has potential to be a good forward for many years to come. He was never going to go past Soldo and Nank who are both in their mid 20's, and he would not work well alongside Lynch when Jack retires in 2/3 years. Waiting another 2+ years, hoping for a chance and then not even being guaranteed a spot if a younger forward such as Sampson Ryan leap frogs you, is too much to ask. North needs a forward now and can offer him a chance to finally play.
I think its the best thing for CJ and North. I wish him all the best...just keep him away from late night kebab shops.
I think its the best thing for CJ and North. I wish him all the best...just keep him away from late night kebab shops.
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Why not? You get a guy that you're actively scoping out who slots directly into your team for someone who simply won't feature if you have most of your talls available to you.
As you rightly point out, Richmond have literally no leverage here.
No leverage? Tarrant is a free agent - North have no leverage. He can go where-ever he wishes to go. Richmond have a choice if they pursue Tarrant though, risk the compensation we'll gain for Chol or leave him. I think they'll leave him and just use the pick. I don't think a player nearing the end of his career might play on for another 2 years is worth it. Geelong might like him though.....
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Swap CCJ for Tarrant and Richmond get to keep their Chol Compo.
Works best for both parties, otherwise we just walk CCJ to the PSD.
Works best for both parties, otherwise we just walk CCJ to the PSD.
Really? Wow. Would rather Talia than Tarrant if we go down the veteran KPD path.Well this is interesting
Tarrant wants out: Veteran Roo to take up offer from big Victorian rival
The lure of a premiership has led key defender Robbie Tarrant to leave Arden Streetwww.afl.com.au
CCJ + 7 for Taz or PTFO.
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I rate Tarrant very highly personally but I would be amazed if he left North as they really stuck by him when he had that bad injury run.
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Guess it comes down to what the Compo is for Chol.
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Lmao when you asked who he was I thought you had him of ignore. It’s a common response on the Richmond boardThanks. Just realised who Mr Majic is.......
Initially I thought it was a Richmond players nickname Ive never heard of.
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He is actually worse. Yarran off the books in 2 years, Polec not so much
There’s also the exact same counter argument that North have a limited leverage over Tarrant because he’s a free agent. If North hold off for the PSD, there’s still the chance another club could try to turn his head during the trade period and work out a deal with us. I’ll openly acknowledge that North are in a better position with the PSD, but I wouldn’t go as far as saying Richmond have “literally no leverage”.
I personally think a trade will be worked out, if you look at Richmond’s trade history over the last few years. We like to work with the clubs we’re trading with, there’s no Dodoro here. I also know we’ve recently seen Hately and Jack Martin go through the PSD but traditionally clubs like the security of securing a player and knowing they have the player. If you go back through the players selected at pick one in the PSD it’s not that commonly used to get a player who’s ran down their contract and couldn’t have a trade agreed to.
I don’t think the Tigers will have much interest in an outright draft pick, I think we’ll either want a future pick or to upgrade an existing pick(s). I feel both clubs draft hands will allow the clubs to work out a deal, assuming CCJ nominates the Roos.
Except that North would prefer Tarrant to leave as a free agent, it is Richmond who will want to trade.
To keep their compensation you’re suggesting? I’d much rather take Thalia and accept pick 20 from North for CJ.
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Since when is pick 20 in the conversation? In four years he has played 9 games and isn't best 22. Just no.
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You’re not getting pick 20 for CCJ.
Talia makes much more sense but expect it is pick 38 not 20 you will get.
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Oh I don't mind re Tazza. He can go where he pleases and I wish him all the best. Love him. Hope he can nab a flag elsewhere.
The leverage Richmond have re CCJ is nonexistant.
This.
Taz is undoubtedly a better field kick to Talia.
Looks like Taz is coming across on a 2 year deal. Hope he enjoys his time with the Tigs.
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Other than, you know...the same industry source who reported CCJ was likely to choose North also reported that CCJ was unlikely to consider walking into the PSD.
While Coleman-Jones could theoretically walk to North Melbourne through the pre-season draft for nothing should he choose to leave Richmond and accept the Roos’ offer, he is unlikely to pursue this option and would want a trade were he to leave.
Tiger talls to make call on future
Two Richmond key forwards and rucks could be poised to leave the club, upending the Tigers’ plans for rebuilding their premiership squad on the run.
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What’s taking the dude so long ??
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That was before Tarrant became a factor. Latest updateOther than, you know...the same industry source who reported CCJ was likely to choose North also reported that CCJ was unlikely to consider walking into the PSD.
While Coleman-Jones could theoretically walk to North Melbourne through the pre-season draft for nothing should he choose to leave Richmond and accept the Roos’ offer, he is unlikely to pursue this option and would want a trade were he to leave.
Tiger talls to make call on future
Two Richmond key forwards and rucks could be poised to leave the club, upending the Tigers’ plans for rebuilding their premiership squad on the run.www.theage.com.au
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That sounds more like speculation to me rather than reporting info from an inside source. Gleeson has a better track record than Edmund also.
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Same could be said of North fans thinking they'll walk CCJ to the PSD.
As I've said from the start. A future 2nd or a swap of pick 29 for pick 20 and later picks seems like the fairest options to me.
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Tarrant + 38 for CCJ + steak knives seems fair and keeps Richmond's compo safe, but not sure where Richmond would get the steak knives.
There is nothing in that deal for North. Why trade Taz if we aren't getting a great deal? Better for him and us to go as a FA.
