List Mgmt. Collingwood Trade and FA

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Actually when you think about if his salary is around the $1m mark thatā€™s 3 x young gun salaries. So weā€™d be giving up two first round pick, 2 established players, 2 draftees we would have used on the picks plus three young guns for his salary.

Even as one of the boardā€™s biggest advocate for bringing Houston in I canā€™t quite justify the cost of 2 picks and 7 players.
Donā€™t forget weā€™re also giving up JFNā€™s 5 future kids and their children! So itā€™s going to cost us over 20 players just for Houston. The club has gone too far.
 

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Actually when you think about if his salary is around the $1m mark thatā€™s 3 x young gun salaries. So weā€™d be giving up two first round pick, 2 established players, 2 draftees we would have used on the picks plus three young guns for his salary.

Even as one of the boardā€™s biggest advocate for bringing Houston in I canā€™t quite justify the cost of 2 picks and 7 players.
and when you factor in future FS of those potential draftees, that could blow out to 12 players.
 
Next stop is Houston.

The key there will be somehow prying 12(14) out of Gold Coast

Then maybe we can get Port involved with Richards

Perryman, Houston and a delisted free agent or someone like Tomlinson as another UFA would be a fantastic off season in an off season with no first rounder
 

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The key there will be somehow prying 12(14) out of Gold Coast

Then maybe we can get Port involved with Richards

Perryman, Houston and a delisted free agent or someone like Tomlinson as another UFA would be a fantastic off season in an off season with no first rounder
Decent chance of this happening I reckon.
 
There really is no reason the compensation picks should come after a teamā€™s own pick. They should be end of round if anything at all. If the AFL wants to help struggling clubs they can still give priority picks wherever they want. Itā€™s just yet another example of a poorly thought system by the AFL that makes the draft even more problematic (biggest culprit are academies and that will become abundantly clear in the next few years).
 

Itā€™s chess with a pigeon mate! Remember Saturday? Thereā€™s no point trying to explain it theyā€™ve made up their mind.
 
There really is no reason the compensation picks should come after a teamā€™s own pick. They should be end of round if anything at all. If the AFL wants to help struggling clubs they can still give priority picks wherever they want. Itā€™s just yet another example of a poorly thought system by the AFL that makes the draft even more problematic (biggest culprit are academies and that will become abundantly clear in the next few years).
Or they could be given additional compensation based on the ladder position and contract bands. So if you set bottom of the first round as the starting point,then allocate picks accordingly.
 

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