Carlton might need an exit strategy for 38 in case an earlier Campo bid comesPlan B would presumably be to trade their F2, most likely for a pick in the 30’s.
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Carlton might need an exit strategy for 38 in case an earlier Campo bid comesPlan B would presumably be to trade their F2, most likely for a pick in the 30’s.
If you believe the Richmond supporting media, sure. They get their crumbs of information based on pushing the clubs interest to the masses. Some of us can see right through it, some of us can't.I also doubt they will, but stranger things have happened, so we’ll just have to wait and see. I’m sure they would also get something else thrown in with 15.
They’ve potentially painted themselves into a bit of a corner, leaving themselves with only picks 2 and 62, and with so many seemingly quality tall options looking like going between about pick 8 and pick 40 or so.
They seem very keen to get back into the first round, but to do so they either split 2 for picks that probably don’t appeal, or they trade their F1 for a pick (and change) that probably doesn’t appeal. I don’t think any of the teams with picks inside 15 will be keen to trade it for an F1, unless Essendon come offering two of them.
So it will all come down to just how much they want it.
Plan B would presumably be to trade their F2, most likely for a pick in the 30’s.
I'm hearing it's three rumours actually, but I'm not revealing my sauces on that oneSo, 70 pages in, how many rumours are we up to now? Two?
The talk about North trading down from 2 or offering a future first to get back in didn’t come from media pushing ‘Richmond’s agenda’. It came from Rawlings himself.If you believe the Richmond supporting media, sure. They get their crumbs of information based on pushing the clubs interest to the masses. Some of us can see right through it, some of us can't.
It's the way of the world we live in, rightfully or wrongly.
As I said previously, you can't always get a Carey and Longmire for only $10k, we're due a few losses in trades. Those of us who can remember a bit longer understand this.
Of course we want to win more and be better, of course we do, but with Tassie coming in and our best player being 20, we can wait and get a little bit better before we start motoring up. And we should, it's in our best interests to do exactly that.
The talk about North trading down from 2 or offering a future first to get back in didn’t come from media pushing ‘Richmond’s agenda’. It came from Rawlings himself.
So, 70 pages in, how many rumours are we up to now? Two?
Brady has said that he has options with all future picks as well. He’s come across as open to finding ways to get more picks in this draft. Don’t you agree?Yes, but not at any cost! He actually said we're willing to slide a few spots (that's it).
The any cost has been because of our would-be trade (linked to acquisition of Houston) - not because we value 2025 R1 @ 13 or the market told us it wasn't even worth that (that you boys seem to be running with constantly).
I also doubt they will, but stranger things have happened, so we’ll just have to wait and see. I’m sure they would also get something else thrown in with 15.
They’ve potentially painted themselves into a bit of a corner, leaving themselves with only picks 2 and 62, and with so many seemingly quality tall options looking like going between about pick 8 and pick 40 or so.
They seem very keen to get back into the first round, but to do so they either split 2 for picks that probably don’t appeal, or they trade their F1 for a pick (and change) that probably doesn’t appeal. I don’t think any of the teams with picks inside 15 will be keen to trade it for an F1, unless Essendon come offering two of them.
So it will all come down to just how much they want it.
Plan B would presumably be to trade their F2, most likely for a pick in the 30’s.
I’m pretty sure I’ve covered it sufficiently in previous posts, so I’m not going to go to the trouble of re-writing it. You can read those ones if you’re that interested, or that keen to pick an argument.How exactly have we “painted themselves into a corner”?
Last I looked we’ve got multiples of young prospects over just about everyone in this discussion thread.
I’d argue the other clubs are the desperate ones, with Tassie looming.
Everything I’ve heard recently is, it’s Draper North are so keen on, not Tauru. It’s Draper who North will pick at 2 if they keep it.
I’d love some logical reasoning from you how this is a doomsday scenario….
So let me get my head around that deal, not only do we not get pick #6, but we don't get picks #10 or #11 either, now if I was on the Star ship "Enterprise" and I asked Spock to research AFL football and recruiting and then showed him that scenario I reckon he would simply raise his eyebrows and say "TTS, that does not seem like a logical deal, does not the power of pick #2 command greater power than other picks, even in this draft"?View attachment 2157090
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This still feels like the outcome where everyone is happy. Results in:
Rich: 1, 2, 6, 15, 18, 23, 24
- Richmond move up to 2, while keeping 6
GWS: 13, 20, 21, 37, 56, 74
- GWS move ahead of Richmond (who would be inclined to take a risk due to their many 1st-rounders) and Freo (another finals contender) to take a potential A-grader (Hotton), which could be well worth it considering they have 3 first rounders
Port: 10, 36, 50, 62
- Port have someone they really like at 10 (Travaglia I believe); so they secure him and pick up an extra late pick (which will come in to the 50s once bid-matching happens) for points if a bid on Rome Burgoyne comes.
Saints: 8, 11, 29, 32
- The only potential "losers" IMO, but if they view North, Melbourne, and Port as not targeting who they want before pick 11, then they get a free ~15 pick upgrade into the valuable top 30ish that this draft has.
North: 7, 16, 47
- Turn 2 and 62 into Tauru, another KPP (Armstrong, Shanahan, Trainor, Whitlock), plus 47 becomes very useable once the Ess/GC/Bris bids for Kako/Lombard/Ashcroft/Marshall happen (becomes pick 39ish)
No, for the same reason you don’t want to trade your F1 for 15. It’s too much of a price to pay, as much as I would love FOS in particular.Will you trade 7&8 for 2? You should want to if you want to fill the missing quota of A-Graders in your midfield.
It’s probably not as far off as you think mate. Maybe swap Richmond’s 6 with the 7…….but it’s all gunna happen or not soon which is great.So let me get my head around that deal, not only do we not get pick #6, but we don't get picks #10 or #11 either, now if I was on the Star ship "Enterprise" and I asked Spock to research AFL football and recruiting and then showed him that scenario I reckon he would simply raise his eyebrows and say "TTS, that does not seem like a logical deal, does not the power of pick #2 command greater power than other picks, even in this draft"?
"In the end, logic must prevail"! Just for the record, the deal doesn't look to bad, just the fact it favours Richmond heavily, they get that pick #2 in the draft as well as keeping pick #6, and while we do get pick #7, our second pick is way out to {looks off into the horizon} pick #16? So many possible pick trades that could happen but won't, it has to benefit both teams to a tee.
If you believe the Richmond supporting media, sure. They get their crumbs of information based on pushing the clubs interest to the masses. Some of us can see right through it, some of us can't.
I'm not in the war room so I wouldn't know. If this thread is anything to go by, then of course we have options as who wouldn't be interested in a top 4 pick in 2025 for cents on the dollar?!Brady has said that he has options with all future picks as well. He’s come across as open to finding ways to get more picks in this draft. Don’t you agree?
I'm talking about John Ralph. Who does he support again? I meant Richmond supporters in the media... sorry.Richmond supporting media?
So you reckon the media is bias and is barracking for outcomes pro richmond ?
And are reporting things in favour of Richmond?
Are you for real mate?
SO every single scribe that is saying Future picks are not much value this year, are saying it because they support Richmond? You do not think for a second that, it might actually be true?
And every single journo talking about how you are actively trying to trade Pick 2, is saying it to help richmond leverage Nth, like any list manager GAF what the media says ? You do not think that looking at your draft hand 2, 64 that this also is very obviously and reasonably true ?
But you reckon the whole thing is just a conspiracy against Nth lol?
Mate, you need to chill
In this draft, 2 (which is really 3, as Ashcroft is 1, or at worst 2) for 7 and 16 (which will also move back) isn’t too far off.So let me get my head around that deal, not only do we not get pick #6, but we don't get picks #10 or #11 either, now if I was on the Star ship "Enterprise" and I asked Spock to research AFL football and recruiting and then showed him that scenario I reckon he would simply raise his eyebrows and say "TTS, that does not seem like a logical deal, does not the power of pick #2 command greater power than other picks, even in this draft"?
"In the end, logic must prevail"! Just for the record, the deal doesn't look to bad, just the fact it favours Richmond heavily, they get that pick #2 in the draft as well as keeping pick #6, and while we do get pick #7, our second pick is way out to {looks off into the horizon} pick #16? So many possible pick trades that could happen but won't, it has to benefit both teams to a tee.
I also doubt they will, but stranger things have happened, so we’ll just have to wait and see. I’m sure they would also get something else thrown in with 15.
They’ve potentially painted themselves into a bit of a corner, leaving themselves with only picks 2 and 62, and with so many seemingly quality tall options looking like going between about pick 8 and pick 40 or so.
They seem very keen to get back into the first round, but to do so they either split 2 for picks that probably don’t appeal, or they trade their F1 for a pick (and change) that probably doesn’t appeal. I don’t think any of the teams with picks inside 15 will be keen to trade it for an F1, unless Essendon come offering two of them.
So it will all come down to just how much they want it.
Plan B would presumably be to trade their F2, most likely for a pick in the 30’s.
I'm talking about John Ralph. Who does he support again? I meant Richmond supporters in the media... sorry.
He’s worth a second rounder. Just happens our second round was high on the board because we’ve sucked for a long time.I take it you’re happy with the trade then Bill?
Look, its a good effort, just a couple of things, which Whitlock do you have us getting? Kako at 13, when bombers traded their first round pick because the hot mail was that he would be bid on before pick 9. Why does everyone think the Demons are heavily into Harry Armstrong?I reckon this will be the first round
1 Lalor tigers
2 ashcroft lions
3 osullivan tigers
4 Langford blues
5 Draper crows
6 reid dees
7 Smith tigers
8 smillie saints
9 travaligia saints
10 Lombard sun's
11 armstrong dees
12 tauru North
13 kako bombers
14 hotton tigers
15 Allan wce
16 Whitlock port
17 trainor freo
18 Lindsay gws
19 Berry gws
20 hynes dogs
21 shanahan North
22 dattoli swans
23 Whitlock North
I did think Langford would drop but if osullivan is gone he's their best fit in the middle to complement walsh cripps, cerra
Quality talls may be a stretch as much as interesting prospects. Top end seems either undersized or raw in the Whitlocks, Faul, Armstrong and Shanahan.I also doubt they will, but stranger things have happened, so we’ll just have to wait and see. I’m sure they would also get something else thrown in with 15.
They’ve potentially painted themselves into a bit of a corner, leaving themselves with only picks 2 and 62, and with so many seemingly quality tall options looking like going between about pick 8 and pick 40 or so.
They seem very keen to get back into the first round, but to do so they either split 2 for picks that probably don’t appeal, or they trade their F1 for a pick (and change) that probably doesn’t appeal. I don’t think any of the teams with picks inside 15 will be keen to trade it for an F1, unless Essendon come offering two of them.
So it will all come down to just how much they want it.
Plan B would presumably be to trade their F2, most likely for a pick in the 30’s.