I know he considered re-drafting Dowler last year, I thought the thread must have been about the Pelican considering Mitch Thorp this year.
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Dawes and Wellingham are premiership players thoughThe only sides that will be after Dal are sides who believe they can challenge for a flag and think Dal might provide whatever was missing in their quest for the cup. So shouldn't we receive something in return that at least represents that value?
If Dawes and Wellingham can get picks inside the top 20 then personally I think a mid second round pick should suffice. But as always, it's a negotiation process, so we'd be stupid to say that we'd accept anything below his market value at such an early stage.
It's kinda irrelevant when discussing individual talent though isn't it? I'd take Dal's best footy over both - but obviously those two are entering their peaks and Dal is not, so I wouldn't expect the same sort of compensation as Collingwood got for those two. But something in the latter stages of round 2 would be fair. Maybe with another later pick thrown in from our end.Dawes and Wellingham are premiership players though
You saw it? I'm still struggling to find it
So why does everyone hate him then? It seems to me that the damage had already been done in terms of list development and turn over before he arrived. Not that you could really blame the guy before him seeing as St Kilda were inches away from two premierships.It's kinda irrelevant when discussing individual talent though isn't it? I'd take Dal's best footy over both - but obviously those two are entering their peaks and Dal is not, so I wouldn't expect the same sort of compensation as Collingwood got for those two. But something in the latter stages of round 2 would be fair. Maybe with another later pick thrown in from our end.
And to answer your other question, he joined in 2011. So he had absolutely nothing to do with Ball leaving.
So why does everyone hate him then? It seems to me that the damage had already been done in terms of list development and turn over before he arrived. Not that you could really blame the guy before him seeing as St Kilda were inches away from two premierships.
Also I would instantly take Del Santo for a second rounder, doubt St Kilda would be happy with that though seeing as he is still a quality player and has a few more years left.
So why does everyone hate him then? It seems to me that the damage had already been done in terms of list development and turn over before he arrived. Not that you could really blame the guy before him seeing as St Kilda were inches away from two premierships.
Also I would instantly take Del Santo for a second rounder, doubt St Kilda would be happy with that though seeing as he is still a quality player and has a few more years left.
Dal should stay and help complete the cycle.
When he arrived the Saints were last and when he finishes they will still be last.
Dawes and Wellingham are premiership players though
Would anyone give a top 20 pick for Dal Santo?
I wouldn't at Hawthorn.
I really doubt St Kilda will get rid of him for a second rounder. He's been a quality AFL player for a long period of time and when you start culling this experience and play really young inexperienced sides you end up with similar results/ culture as Melbourne. For instance the biggest difference between Footscray this year and Melbourne is that Footscray have retained their core senior players and for this they have been somewhat competitive whilst Melbourne have been nothing short of pathetic (no offence)The point is:
1. The saints aren't desperate to get rid if him.
2. If you want him, he's not going to be given away for free (a là Brian lake)
3. It'd take minimum a top 20ish pick to get him. (we all know they're not expecting really low. Realistically 15-21. Or Dal+22 for pick 10 for example).
4. If people aren't willing to give that. Then we will happily keep him to teach/help our youth.
This is all obviously ignoring the fact that the article had no quote or even source mentioned. Why would the saints announce this? Would Dal be happy about that?
Demands? Are you working under the assumption that Dal Santo wants to leave and/or the club wants him to leave?http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...r-nick-dal-santo/story-fnia6oss-1226680433649
The Saints need to be working smarter here, not putting demands into the marketplace to get the other clubs off-side.
No-one is going to pay overs for Dal Santo even if he is a decent player, however, Pelchen is going to play all hardball like we all too well know he tries to and will not get anything.
No idea, probably a question for the OP to answer.
Most St Kilda supporters are pretty happy with the job Pelchen has done as our list manager since taking over, we've traded and drafted a lot better than we did under Lyon.