North aren't stupid to give them their F1 for Houston which is why there's "noise" of them trying to split the pick for a 1st rounder and also F1, Essendon most likely.
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Trade Requested Dan Houston [UFA 2027] - Wants to head to Victoria
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They have already offered their future first outright and it’s been rejected.
Technically, that will be North's F1 as well. Given you guys want North's official F1, you know what a stupid deal this is for them.
Its ridiculous, it's like they're trying to take advantage of a list manager who has just had his first day on the job.
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Is there any report that North tabled its F1 outright? It's been suggested it was offered but without context that could mean many things
I'd wager any potential North trade would happen later in the period once the other "big" trades have happened' as there may be opportunities to split 2 with Richmond or get Freo's pick.
I'd wager any potential North trade would happen later in the period once the other "big" trades have happened' as there may be opportunities to split 2 with Richmond or get Freo's pick.
And if, like me, you thought that was crazy, check this out.
Collingwood, Essendon in the thick of trade action with interstate clubs
Collingwood are aiming to secure dual All-Australian Dan Houston for a pick and a player in the hope they can retain a selection in the first round of this year’s draft.
Collingwood, Gold Coast and Port Adelaide remain at an impasse in discussions that would effectively be a three-way deal for Dan Houston to get to the Magpies – which is now his preferred destination – with John Noble and Joe Richards moving to the Suns and Power respectively.
According to sources familiar with discussions, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, Collingwood have offered their future first-round pick and Noble to the Suns for picks 13 and 23, a deal the Suns have rejected.
Collingwood’s plan in securing pick 13 would be to tie it with Joe Richards in a deal with Port for Houston. They want to keep pick 23 to take to the draft.
The Power are unlikely to accept that deal for Houston. The Suns’ interest in negotiating with Collingwood is two-fold: They want to secure Noble, but they also want to provide Collingwood with draft capital to trade to Port for Houston.
Helping Port get a Houston trade completed would then clear the path for the Adelaide club to trade their future first-round pick to the Suns for Jack Lukosius. The AFL have told Port they won’t need special approval to trade their future first pick.
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If that's an accurate report Leppitsch needs a brain scanAnd if, like me, you thought that was crazy, check this out.
Collingwood, Essendon in the thick of trade action with interstate clubs
Collingwood are aiming to secure dual All-Australian Dan Houston for a pick and a player in the hope they can retain a selection in the first round of this year’s draft.www.theage.com.au
Collingwood, Gold Coast and Port Adelaide remain at an impasse in discussions that would effectively be a three-way deal for Dan Houston to get to the Magpies – which is now his preferred destination – with John Noble and Joe Richards moving to the Suns and Power respectively.
According to sources familiar with discussions, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, Collingwood have offered their future first-round pick and Noble to the Suns for picks 13 and 23, a deal the Suns have rejected.
Collingwood’s plan in securing pick 13 would be to tie it with Joe Richards in a deal with Port for Houston. They want to keep pick 23 to take to the draft.
The Power are unlikely to accept that deal for Houston. The Suns’ interest in negotiating with Collingwood is two-fold: They want to secure Noble, but they also want to provide Collingwood with draft capital to trade to Port for Houston.
Helping Port get a Houston trade completed would then clear the path for the Adelaide club to trade their future first-round pick to the Suns for Jack Lukosius. The AFL have told Port they won’t need special approval to trade their future first pick.
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And if, like me, you thought that was crazy, check this out.
Collingwood, Essendon in the thick of trade action with interstate clubs
Collingwood are aiming to secure dual All-Australian Dan Houston for a pick and a player in the hope they can retain a selection in the first round of this year’s draft.
Collingwood, Gold Coast and Port Adelaide remain at an impasse in discussions that would effectively be a three-way deal for Dan Houston to get to the Magpies – which is now his preferred destination – with John Noble and Joe Richards moving to the Suns and Power respectively.
According to sources familiar with discussions, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, Collingwood have offered their future first-round pick and Noble to the Suns for picks 13 and 23, a deal the Suns have rejected.
Collingwood’s plan in securing pick 13 would be to tie it with Joe Richards in a deal with Port for Houston. They want to keep pick 23 to take to the draft.
The Power are unlikely to accept that deal for Houston. The Suns’ interest in negotiating with Collingwood is two-fold: They want to secure Noble, but they also want to provide Collingwood with draft capital to trade to Port for Houston.
Helping Port get a Houston trade completed would then clear the path for the Adelaide club to trade their future first-round pick to the Suns for Jack Lukosius. The AFL have told Port they won’t need special approval to trade their future first pick.
Wait so Gold Coast don't want that deal, Port don't want that deal and the media are being told by "sources familiar with the discussions" that Collingwood is the preferred destination.
Well I have an inkling who the source is
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