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Lol WHE isn’t retiring, he’s not even 30 yet.
List Mgmt. COLLINGWOOD Trade and F/A Discussion 2023
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Scodog10
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Bianco’s gone and will be out of the system in 2024 because there’s no external interest either.
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Hoskin-Elliott was born on 2 September 1993. He is 30. He is retiring in the new few years, might make a decision to retire sooner. Other players have retired with more years left in the tank.
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We can re-sign him. We have the spots. Why should we keep Draper or Murley when Bianco is showing more. Bianco could play AFL now. We just don't have space for him. Rather keep him than delist and hold someone who isn't showing as much.
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I don’t think we keep any of them, but to answer your question because he’s got no scope as best 23 and is poor depth. When you’re in that space clubs don’t offer you a new contract.
If bianco could play afl, Why aren’t other clubs interested? North, hawks? That’s the question you need to ask yourself
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List spots are tight this year.
| Collingwood | 18 | 33 | 74 | 92 | 110 | 128 | 146 | 164 | 182 | 200 | 218 |
who are we taking at 218?
That’s not the reason. He lacks afl traits. Same as Callum brown. Great vfl players, lack afl traits. We get attached to kids because we want them to succeed, but the reason bianco won’t is the same reason we took him late in the draft
B&F Reserves because they play most games. Good clubmen but ceiling is low.
Buku khamis
He’s a third tall, so don’t know where he fits in that role, with Johnson, reef, kreuger.
Unless it’s defence. Even then if it’s senior opportunities he wants, he won’t get them with us next year at least.
He was strong against us (besides goal kicking) so I’d be open to him on the cheap
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I think Josh Gabelich usually has good Collingwood info
For some extra forward depth he’d be very handy. He’d also get a game here, becuase Bevo forgot he existed
Think he has the height and versatility to play a similar role to IQ, can work with that!
Also, I think with Pies in final, what we do right now is targeted and on the quiet
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If there’s any truth to the talk of a Whitfield salary dump and we’ve got the space the Pies should be all over it.
It‘s no coincidence that when Daics moved further up the ground our transition out of D50 fell away. As the future GOAT transitions to full time in the midfield Whitfield would be the perfect replacement for pinpoint transition out of the backline. Which is a huge element of our game plan.
GWS would need to contribute to what has reportedly blown out to 1.1M a year due to contract backending. Upside is you may get an A-grader for peanuts and cap space, one who’s perfectly suited to our transition based game plan.
It‘s no coincidence that when Daics moved further up the ground our transition out of D50 fell away. As the future GOAT transitions to full time in the midfield Whitfield would be the perfect replacement for pinpoint transition out of the backline. Which is a huge element of our game plan.
GWS would need to contribute to what has reportedly blown out to 1.1M a year due to contract backending. Upside is you may get an A-grader for peanuts and cap space, one who’s perfectly suited to our transition based game plan.
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What the hell? North have a surplus of midfielders.
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