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How much is discussion around next years strategy factoring in a Warner move?
I would hope the answer is near zero - don't see the value in setting plans/strategy around a hypothetical move for one player in more than 12 months. 12 months is a LONG time.

Obviously he's a target and we have been able to accrue several early picks next year to secure a big fish if available, such as Warner. But I doubt our strategy revolves around him specifically.
 
Port would have taken Shanahan had Berry not been available. Freo also wanted a future second back. Also didn't trust Freo even if they relented on the F2 that they wouldn't take Allan.

Also I think people are pretty happy with Grego now?

All in all outside of Saints jumping for Boxshall the draft couldn't have gone better from a club perspective.
Was Grego or Davis the final pick if we’d taken Boxshall?
 

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Port would have taken Shanahan had Berry not been available. Freo also wanted a future second back. Also didn't trust Freo even if they relented on the F2 that they wouldn't take Allan.

Also I think people are pretty happy with Grego now?

All in all outside of Saints jumping for Boxshall the draft couldn't have gone better from a club perspective.
The problem is you’ve done such a good job this year the club is likely to want to same team in place for next years draft…
 
Falling asleep watching current gettable episode,
I think Freo offered to swap 17+30 for 15 but we went with ports 16+45 to avoid Freo possibly grabbing Allan (even though they wanted Reid)

I reckon they wanted to get Berry and all the intel pre draft suggested as much. They would have also known that Port and us were into him.

My guess is that they’ve told/leaked it to Twomey AFTER the fact that they wanted Reid all along. No benefit when it’s all said and done to make Reid feel like a consolation prize.
 
Trouble is, i think we finish above North again. I don't see the improvement in them that obviously think they will have. If that's the case Tigers will take both.

If we do finish second last, might be able to have some real interesting discussions with Adelaide (if they finish 3rd/4th last) about what they'd give us for pick 2 (and allow us to still get Rodriguez).

Picking up a future 2026 First might be helpful for any Warner deal.

Yeah Richmond get pick 1 and 2 for mine. Considering the price it ended up selling for maybe we can have a bit of Baker cost us pick 2 banter next November.
 
Freddy movements and reading of the play actually reminds me a lot of Don Pyke.

His dual sidedness is so very impressive.

At this early stage and this far out from the next draft ( 😜 ), Freddy is my number 1 want for our First Round pick.

Yep that dual sided nature like Shuey, with his explosive first 5 metres and the ability to bring other players into the game with handball
He is also very hard at it
Already has a mature body
He is a creator a little like Daniel Kerr would bring others into the game
 
For those over East who think we will trade back to get WA talent, here are some stats from our list

Total current list size = 43 with an SSP to be added in the new year

WA - 23 (53%)
Vic - 15 (35%)
SA - 3 (7%)
NSW - 2 (5%)

Of the Vic players, I have excluded Shanahan as he made it clear that although he played for Pioneers, he was from NSW. There Vic players are in 3 categories - Country = 8, Metro = 4 and other = 3 (Hunt, Owies and Hutchinson). Note that I have adjusted the Metro and Country to put them where they lived and grew up not where the played for in U18 when they were boarding.

Of the WA teams providing us the prospects, Claremont continue to be favourites with 4 players, Swans back in favour with 4 and Subiaco now better in their development with 4. Peel surprising us all with 3, odd since it is literally under the noses of the Purples. The unusual thing is the absence of East Fremantle who have been a traditionally strong recruitment club for us. Maybe Chad and Cory will change that next year!!!
 
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For those over East who think we will trade back to get WA talent, here are some stats from our list

Total current list size = 43 with an SSP to be added in the new year

WA - 23 (53%)
Vic - 15 (35%)
SA - 3 (7%)
NSW - 2 (5%)

Of the Vic players, I have excluded Shanahan as he made it clear that although he played for Pioneers, he was from NSW. There Vic players are in 3 categories - Country = 8, Metro = 4 and other = 3 (Hunt, Owies and Hutchinson). Note that I have adjusted the Metro and Country to put them where they lived and grew up not where the played for in U18 when they were boarding.

Of the WA teams providing us the prospects, Claremont continue to be favourites with 4 players, Swans back in favour with 4 and Subiaco now better in their development with 4. Peel surprising us all with 3, odd since it is literally under the noses of the Purples. The unusual think is the absence of East Fremantle who have been a traditionally strong recruitment club for us. Maybe Chad and Cory will change that next year!!!
That certainly does indicate a preference for WA talent overall given the number of draftees from WA each year is significantly below 50 per cent. But I think our preference comes later in the draft where local knowledge can offer an advantage, whereas we are happy to go best overall early.
 

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If Warner becomes available next year, what are we comfortable giving up?

Is there any scenario where we can bring Warner in and retain our F1?
It depends how bad Hawks go. If that pick is top 10, it's possible. It also depends what Freo can offer. That little Karen campaigner Bell is relentless with his small man syndrome. It would be handy if they just didn't have anything to offer. If they finish top 4 (I think they'll give the flag a shake), no amount of F1 is going to work. It's unlikely they're going to trade out a player for a top pick either.

If Warner is OOC and tells the club he's leaving, wants to go to Eagles, Hawks pick is top 10, and Freo just don't have the ability to get in the game, it's defo possible. Then we have to deal with that spadger Clarke. He'll probably be on Bell's side.
 
I love Freddie and his skills but if he was available it'd still be very hard to pass on Sharp. I think he'd be a bit disappointed in his futures game however he is just an absolute contested beast. On top of that he is very, very good overhead. Makes tagging him out of games much more difficult and he has a very good defensive side to his game as well.

The club going forward definitely needs some more class on the outside though.
Played seniors this year too as an underager.
 
It depends how bad Hawks go. If that pick is top 10, it's possible. It also depends what Freo can offer. That little Karen campaigner Bell is relentless with his small man syndrome. It would be handy if they just didn't have anything to offer. If they finish top 4 (I think they'll give the flag a shake), no amount of F1 is going to work. It's unlikely they're going to trade out a player for a top pick either.

If Warner is OOC and tells the club he's leaving, wants to go to Eagles, Hawks pick is top 10, and Freo just don't have the ability to get in the game, it's defo possible. Then we have to deal with that spadger Clarke. He'll probably be on Bell's side.
Bell ended at freo
 
Now that I’ve had a chance to have a good look at the list profile post draft, I’m leaning towards taking Warner over a top 3 pick. The main reason being we’ve just drafted three 18 year olds we want to play midfield in the medium term. Assuming same finishing positions, potential Warner trades I see are:

3 and F1 for Warner x 2 and 17

OR

13, 21 and F1 for Warner x 2 and F1 (SYD)
 
Now that I’ve had a chance to have a good look at the list profile post draft, I’m leaning towards taking Warner over a top 3 pick. The main reason being we’ve just drafted three 18 year olds we want to play midfield in the medium term. Assuming same finishing positions, potential Warner trades I see are:

3 and F1 for Warner x 2 and 17

OR

13, 21 and F1 for Warner x 2 and F1 (SYD)
by f1 you mean the 2026 picks right?
 
Now that I’ve had a chance to have a good look at the list profile post draft, I’m leaning towards taking Warner over a top 3 pick. The main reason being we’ve just drafted three 18 year olds we want to play midfield in the medium term. Assuming same finishing positions, potential Warner trades I see are:

3 and F1 for Warner x 2 and 17

OR

13, 21 and F1 for Warner x 2 and F1 (SYD)
Why do we want both Warner's? Do you think he's going to come to us and then be a flight risk?
 
I would hope the answer is near zero - don't see the value in setting plans/strategy around a hypothetical move for one player in more than 12 months. 12 months is a LONG time.

Obviously he's a target and we have been able to accrue several early picks next year to secure a big fish if available, such as Warner. But I doubt our strategy revolves around him specifically.
If we moved heaven and earth and didn't budget on our pursuit of Baker despite likely overpaying, then we can probably assume it's the same strategy for Warner, considering he's different gravy.
 
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