LukeParkerno1
Post-Human
Well then I'd take my chances with the bidding system. Next year is a rebuilding year anyway so we will LIKELY come in the bottom 6 anyway, so therefore we would likely only have to give up a 2nd rounder for a top player.
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And with JD to arrive, it begs the question why we did not selection an out n out midfielder with Pick #31.
I'm sorry, but I think your logic is flawed. You are suggesting we would pay less for Joe D if we traded for him this year, but why would it be less? GWS will be receiving bids for these players (who would all likely be top 10 picks in 2012 draft) from 17 clubs, therefore for us to trump at least 13 of the 16 other clubs to get Joe D this way we would need to give something worth a top 10 pick at an absolute minimum.
I'm all for trying to make this trade happen with GWS, but I think we should aim for the best young mid in that pool of players who has potential to be a star rather than waste it on a player that is already guaranteed to us in 2012 at a below market price (how far below depending on where we finish).
Correct me if I am wrong though...but IF we come 4th last and receive pick 4...the only way we would have to use pick 4 on Daniher would be if the teams who came last, 2nd last and 3rd last bid for Daniher. Howver if a team bids theur first rounder which is AFTER Essendon's pick 4, we would only have to use our 2nd rounder. Almost certain that is how it works.
We will not get him for a 2nd rounder under a deal with GWS. They will want a first rounder, bare minimum. Seems a ridiculously stupid risk as well as GWS are under NO obligation to let him go to Essendon and Sheedy will want Daniher playing for GWS. It is not worth considering at all.
We won't win more than 7 games next year. AT BEST that is pick 5/6. Cannot see teams 1-4 bidding their pick 1,2, 3, or 4 on Daniher. This means we are forced to use pick 22 on a player rated in the top 5. That is a BARGAIN.
I'm sorry but that's ridiculous. GWS are there to get the best deal possible for themselves. If this ridiculous situation you suggest arrises in that a player is telling GWS which club he's going to, thereby reducing/eliminating GWS's ability to receive the best possible trade, that player will surely not be 1 of the 4 kids picked up by GWS and ontraded.joe daniher would only agree to this if GWS were going to trade him to Essendon meaning the other 16 clubs are eliminated from trade talk.
The bidding will actually be done based on 2012 finishing position... I'd be pretty disappointed if we weren't pushing for top 8 by then.Well then I'd take my chances with the bidding system. Next year is a rebuilding year anyway so we will LIKELY come in the bottom 6 anyway, so therefore we would likely only have to give up a 2nd rounder for a top player.
Just to clarify, no one is trading picks to GWS for these 4 kids. GWS must receive experienced AFL players through this trade.that may be correct but that would still be draft pick 22 for him hypothetically in 2012. with a compromised draft again in 2011 the first round will be at least 26 picks long. i think essendon could trade their 2nd round pick in 2011 for daniher which could be a pick in the mid-late 30s.
its definitely worth considering as it gets him to the club 12 months earlier and quickens his development. going back more than a decade matthew lloyd was secured as a 16yo key forward. its seems a shame to have to wait a year longer if joe daniher is so good. get him ASAP i say.
The bidding will actually be done based on 2012 finishing position... I'd be pretty disappointed if we weren't pushing for top 8 by then.
But I don't see our finishing position to be that relevant anyway, by way of F/S bidding system at worst we will pay 1 pick below market value, and at best we pay 17 picks below market value for him. Whether that turns out to be a 1st round pick or 4th round pick, doesn't matter, it'll be a good deal either way.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/jack-viney-commits-to-demons/story-e6frf9jf-1225959360745MELBOURNE has signed the 16-year-old son of club champion Todd Viney to keep him out of the clutches of Greater Western Sydney.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/jack-viney-commits-to-demons/story-e6frf9jf-1225959360745http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/jack-viney-commits-to-demons/story-e6frf9jf-1225959360745
Pardon my ignorance, but why can't we do the same?
Why the heck not?
I don't know. I read a while ago he was yet to be a "lock" but then I saw that picture of him with the other father/son prospects for the football academy.