JuniorB
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How would the scum fit him under their salary cap?
Back to the brown paper bag days.
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List Mgmt. Collingwood Trade and FA
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Back to the brown paper bag days.
i assume carlton is the realistic option because they have players whom melbourne might accept in a trade, like Mckay for example. In which case they effectively be trading his salary for petraccas so salasry cap wouldnt be an issue.
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He has wanted to go to Collingwood for ages… inside knowledge (I have).
I suspect he stays put if he can’t get to the Pies.
It’s a Mexican stand-off.
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More importantly, we were still working through our salary cap issues.
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And we needed the draft points to select Nick Daicos that year.
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Surely they were being sarcasticThis from the Melbourne BF board…”At first I was sceptical about keeping Simon Goodwin but now I really feel that he deserves to be given the opportunity to show what he can do without the disruptive influences of Petracca, Kosi, ANB.”
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I can't say without the source knowing it was me who posted it on BF. Would love to come to us, ala Chris Judd. But knows Blues likely get a deal done
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Fair enough. I thought Melbourne were hell bent on a quality KF
sr36
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We'd need to make a big move to get the recruiting chips, but not impossible.
Carlton much closer to being able to get it done. They would probably have to make a big salary cap move as well as adding to their current and future first - probably pick 11 this year and you'd value next years in the teens - particularly if they add Petracca. Would they push a gun to get it done?
I actually think we'd be more likely to be aggressive and push a player out - but not sure if we have anyone that would get us the chips that we'd be willing to push.
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No, you still don’t get it.
What I’m saying has absolutely nothing to do with who we trade for those picks.
It was that recently when we have traded out our future 1st, we end up underperforming. Ie. playing finals in 2020, and trading our future 1st in 2020 and we finished 2nd last in 2021.
In 2023 we traded our future 1st and went from premiers to dropping outside the 8.
Again, I repeat, my comment has absolutely nothing to do with the players/picks we traded out our 1st for. It was that we have funnily enough performed worse the following year than we expected.
Hence I said if we trade out next years 1st, we’ll probably finish lower again.
You need to lighten up a bit.
Apex36
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You were responding to a poster who was talking about trading future first rounders, not current ones. Either you completely missed his point, or you’re shifting the goal posts of the argument to try to avoid embarrassment. Either way it’s not looking particularly good for you Carl.
Lipinski went for pick 43. Anything to suggest Noble or Richards will get a pick in the low 20s???
we could always take McKay off their hands
If GC give Richmond pick 6 alone for Rioli, we should ask the question of 13 for Noble. It will still leave enough points for Lombard.
Or if we can get 20 and something else, trade with Brisbane. Package that by with a F1 and hopefully that’s close enough for Trac. Maybe Richards could go there?
Or if we can get 20 and something else, trade with Brisbane. Package that by with a F1 and hopefully that’s close enough for Trac. Maybe Richards could go there?
Go Pies!!!!!
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Can't see how Carlton can fit Trac in their salary cap, i know we have no chance but looks like his options are very little and with his contract still being 5 years makes it very hard to restructure
sr36
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With the Melbourne shitshow, I do think it's more realistic that the Blues trade a gun elsewhere for cap relief and draft picks to trade rather than any of their quality players agreeing to Melbourne. Anyone they want to move is in the Treloar boat and will have full choice of clubs without them being able to direct them to their club of choice.
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Hobbs is actually the one I most want. Essendon just have too many inside mids, particularly Parish, in that role. Very hard to tip out a senior player to give the younger player a shot in that situation. Especially since they were trying to push for finals. Even if that player could ultimately be superior.
He was easily the best inside mid of his draft. If we can get him for whatever we get for Noble that would be a win IMO.
lipinski wasn't a regular for the Bulldogs in his last few years there, Noble has played far more games in the last 2 years than Lipinski did at the dogs
personally i think we can get pick 26 for him considering he is under contract
Richards on the other hand is a new player, the fact another club has offered him a 4yr deal bumps up his price.
future 2nd rounder is what i would be pushing for if he decided to leave
