Rumour GFC 2024 Player Trading, Drafting FA, Rumours and Wish lists Pt 1
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With our first rounder almost certainly being used to pick up Smith (we are getting him right…?) then we’d have to trade back into the first or early second rounds to get our hands on one. I posted about Armstrong a few months ago having seen him play APS. Unfortunately he’s no longer seen as a late pick.
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That's interesting about Kolodjashnij, especially considering that it was only a couple of weeks ago that he spoke how his manager had been catching up with Mackie & the team to discuss a contract extension - so would seem someone is speculating on the situation to drive up interest in a story... If it's between the player involved & a journo, thinking I'd know I'd trust to actually be aware of the situation
how do we get our hands on an end of first round compo? highly doubt any club would pay that much for henry or kolo.
and i wouldnt want to lose either of them anyway, with stewart moved up the ground we have to go pray COS is ready to go start of next year.
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I would draft him then tell him doesn't get a game unless he changes his name
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Step 1: Retain future firstor just have to go to plan b and bring aaron cadman home
Step 2: trade for cadman in 2025
Step 3: ....?
Step 4: Glory
Potentially. I’m not a massive wrap for the Whitlock brothers or Sims. They are ok but I’d be keeping J.Henry for sure if that was the choice.
actually do anyone know if the compo picks are per FA? i know the pick can be diluted if you acquire a FA and lose a FA. what happens if you lose two FA, do you get 2 picks or 1 pick but accounted for losing both?
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Clive Waterhouse is getting a bit long in the tooth isn't he?
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No chance on COS he is at least a year if not 2 off.
It isn't entirely arbitrary the contracts after drafting are dictated by the collective bargaining agreement between the AFL and AFLPA. Using crayon to change a 3 to 5 would be a lot easier
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you heard about this name. CVIIILYN
It's Caitlyn btw. Parents decided the 'ait' would be roman numerals for 8.
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Here’s me thinking why the **** would you call your kid civilianyou heard about this name. CVIIILIN
It's Caitlin btw. Parents decided the 'ait' would be roman numerals for 8.
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As I know his name has been mentioned:
The 23-year-old is yet to secure an extension at the Whitten Oval, but a handful of rivals across the country are monitoring the West Australian.
Garcia has played nine senior games this year around seven VFL games, overcoming the injury issues that limited him across the past few years.
Opportunities have been hard to secure in the Bulldogs' midfield, despite dominant form in the VFL.
Garcia collected 34 disposals, 17 tackles, 10 clearances and two goals against a strong Carlton reserves side on Sunday after being the unused sub the day before and has averaged 32 disposals and eight clearances for Footscray this year.
The Swan Districts product collected 23 touches and 11 contested possessions in his most recent AFL appearance against Brisbane in round 13, but was squeezed out of the 23.
Garcia was selected with pick No.62 in the 2019 AFL Draft, months after rupturing his ACL in the final game of Western Australia's under-18 championship, ruling him out of most of his debut season. – Josh Gabelich
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PORT Adelaide and West Coast both have interest in out-of-contract Western Bulldogs midfielder Riley Garcia.The 23-year-old is yet to secure an extension at the Whitten Oval, but a handful of rivals across the country are monitoring the West Australian.
Garcia has played nine senior games this year around seven VFL games, overcoming the injury issues that limited him across the past few years.
Opportunities have been hard to secure in the Bulldogs' midfield, despite dominant form in the VFL.
Garcia collected 34 disposals, 17 tackles, 10 clearances and two goals against a strong Carlton reserves side on Sunday after being the unused sub the day before and has averaged 32 disposals and eight clearances for Footscray this year.
The Swan Districts product collected 23 touches and 11 contested possessions in his most recent AFL appearance against Brisbane in round 13, but was squeezed out of the 23.
Garcia was selected with pick No.62 in the 2019 AFL Draft, months after rupturing his ACL in the final game of Western Australia's under-18 championship, ruling him out of most of his debut season. – Josh Gabelich
Sun set to stay, Vics watch Port gun, Tiger uncertainty
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Interesting that Kolo not yet been offered a contract. Despite his deficiencies he’s been largely good this year and you’d expect he’d get some external interest.
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Depends on how it's been reported or if it's just about clicks
We know that JK's manager has recently met with Mackie & co to begin discussion on a new contract. So is it simply a case that at this early stage of things, that the two parties have met for a preliminary chat around expectations of what Jake's next contract looks like and the next steps of a formal offer are to come, OR at that meeting did Mackie inform Jake's manager that a new deal isn't forthcoming...
Two very different scenarios
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He will always be Gyran in our house
By the sound of it, there is plenty of depth in this years draft ( by what iv read ) there be a few Key Forwards to choose from in the 2nd or 3rd round picks
Likely to be available in the second round but the higher rated ones will be gone before we get to call unless we trade back into the earlier part of the draft.
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I don't care what her parents want her to be called, she is now "Chveillan"you heard about this name. CVIIILYN
It's Caitlyn btw. Parents decided the 'ait' would be roman numerals for 8.
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That makes a lot more sense than us. He'd go pretty well at PortAs I know his name has been mentioned:
DOGS MID ON RADAR
PORT Adelaide and West Coast both have interest in out-of-contract Western Bulldogs midfielder Riley Garcia.
The 23-year-old is yet to secure an extension at the Whitten Oval, but a handful of rivals across the country are monitoring the West Australian.
Garcia has played nine senior games this year around seven VFL games, overcoming the injury issues that limited him across the past few years.
Opportunities have been hard to secure in the Bulldogs' midfield, despite dominant form in the VFL.
Garcia collected 34 disposals, 17 tackles, 10 clearances and two goals against a strong Carlton reserves side on Sunday after being the unused sub the day before and has averaged 32 disposals and eight clearances for Footscray this year.
The Swan Districts product collected 23 touches and 11 contested possessions in his most recent AFL appearance against Brisbane in round 13, but was squeezed out of the 23.
Garcia was selected with pick No.62 in the 2019 AFL Draft, months after rupturing his ACL in the final game of Western Australia's under-18 championship, ruling him out of most of his debut season. – Josh Gabelich
Sun set to stay, Vics watch Port gun, Tiger uncertainty
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