Just need to find a suitor for our F1.
List Mgmt. Our Trade/FA, Suburban & Country Town Thread
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other than AUD you mean?
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According to hardwick, they don't want extra draft picks this year, they'd prefer players. The could be interested in swapping picks
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Not sure I like the idea of trading another F1 after what happened with Schultz.
After rich trades of rioli, Bolton and baker they might have an excess of picks, could be one to target perhaps.
Schultz could win the norm smith and us a flag next year. Who knows. Judging the trade one year doesn’t work for me. In any event, by all reports this is a strong draft and well worth getting into. Pick 15 this year might even be equivalent to a pick 5 in a weak draft.
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manicpie
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Their picks might be all top 10 though. Some are saying baker could be a 15 to 20 pick, so they might trade that for next year's but this draft is so strong they might use them all this year
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Sounds like wishful thinking from the Adelaide media that Perryman would rather hold hands with his mate than go to a club that is offering him a role and opportunity that he’s on record saying that he’d accept less $$ for.
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Surely Perryman is capable of cumming by himself
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Bit silly isn't it. You'd think they were 12.
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It’s generally accepted that it’s not a particularly good idea to try to develop a lot of high end talent all at once. I think they’d probably want to spread it out over 2-3 years.
I’d try to target their late picks and hope to package them to move up the draft.
Reality is, they could possibly trade them for a better pick next year
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Remember when they did it years ago with 4 absolute spuds, we can only hope of a repeat
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In that photo or in the future?
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If Port get Perryman & Lukosius, great replacements for Boak & Dixon.
Is there any Port players we should be looking at?
Is there any Port players we should be looking at?
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I'd speculate that whatever went down in his exit meeting had something to do with his subsequent request to leave.
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Nah, there all pretty shit. Too much Ken in them
Bergman, Houston... That's about it, as far as the potentially gettable players go anyway.
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I think Hawks first will go on Barrass and then straight to Richmond for Baker.
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Every club’s out-of-contract players
Adelaide: Lachie Gollant, Will Hamill, Elliott Himmelberg, Ned McHenry, Patrick ParnellBrisbane: Luke Beecken, Darcy Craven, Darragh Joyce, Kalin Lane, James Madden, Carter Michael, Jaxon Prior
Carlton: Jack Carroll, Matt Carroll, Sam Durdin, Matt Owies
Collingwood: Jack Bytel, Charlie Dean, Josh Eyre, Ned Long, Nathan Kreuger, Oleg Markov, Reef McInnes, Joe Richards, Lachie Sullivan
Essendon: Jayden Davey, Will Setterfield, Sam Weideman
Fremantle: Tom Emmett, Odin Jones, Max Knobel, Liam Reidy, Ethan Stanley, Patrick Voss
Geelong: Jed Bews, Patrick Dangerfield, Mitch Duncan, Jake Kolodjashnij, Rhys Stanley
Gold Coast: Levi Casboult, Hewego Paul Oea
GWS Giants: Adam Kennedy, James Peatling, Harry Perryman, Conor Stone
Hawthorn: Josh Bennetts, Denver Grainger-Barras, Harry Morrison, Jack O’Sullivan, Ethan Phillips
Melbourne: Marty Hore, Joel Smith, Adam Tomlinson
North Melbourne: Blake Drury, Cooper Harvey, Charlie Lazzaro
Port Adelaide: Travis Boak, Charlie Dixon, Francis Evans, Kyle Marshall, Tom McCallum, Quinton Narkle, Tom Scully
Richmond: Mate Colina, Matt Coulthard, Noah Cumberland, Thomson Dow, Jack Graham, Kamdyn McIntosh
St Kilda: Jack Hayes, Olli Hotton, Zak Jones, Tim Membrey, Ben Paton
Sydney Swans: Harry Arnold, Jack Buller, Aaron Francis, Tom Hanily, Jacob Konstanty, Jaiden Magor, Lachie McAndrew, Caleb Mitchell, Cooper Vickery
West Coast: Coby Burgiel, Jai Culley, Luke Edwards, Josh Rotham, Alex Witherden
Western Bulldogs: Charlie Clarke, Riley Garcia, Jason Johannisen, Alex Keath
Carlton and North Melbourne lead the race for Houston, who is contracted for four more seasons, but the Power will demand a strong return for the back-to-back All-Australian.
Collingwood, Western Bulldogs and St Kilda have also expressed interest in Houston
Cumming announced last week he was leaving GWS to play for a South Australian team, with two sources telling this masthead at the time that his club choice could impact what Perryman does.
The state of play for key targets ahead of trade period, and the players at your club without a deal
In-demand defender Dan Houston has asked Port to trade him to Victoria, and two clubs in particular are leading the race for the All-Australian.
