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In a normal year i would absolutely agree with you but not this year.
Pick 1 2023 Trade value - What would it take?
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In a normal year i would absolutely agree with you but not this year.
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I’m not sure what the talent is like below Harley to asses it for this year but Rowell was super hyped but suns would of done well to trade it out having pick 2 already (Anderson) for picks 7(young) 8(serong).
If it’s a strong draft I think more clubs should think about it.
If it’s a strong draft I think more clubs should think about it.
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I think North get the spoon again which would make this a moot point. there’s no way they trade a local marquee player he’s exactly what they need to start to become relevant again on the back of Clarko as coach. Hawks wouldn’t trade for similar reasons. Eagles should as a flight risk but also they need multiple drafts of early picks. Hawks might throw in DGB with a few early picks to get it done will be a fascinating trade period. As I am in the UK I get to avoid trade radio easily which is why I make that statement.
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3 plus 10 plus Zurhaar maybe.
Ports pick won't be 10. More like 13.
Can't see anyone giving up Ried to gain an extra pick 13 and a player though. Seems way unders.
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Port have to win a final for it to be 13.
So if we finish last you would swap 3, 10 and Allen for Reid?
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Roos, Hawks and Eagles all have 2 winnable games left - we all play each other again.
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Zurhaar and Oscar Allen dont even belong in the same sentence.
And no. Eagles would not trade 3 1st rounder (Allen being worth a 1st) s for pick 1, they need multiple top 10 talents.
North have been plugging away with low top 5 draft picks for how long now? 6 drafts?
Out of interest how many top 10 picks are at North now? And how many 1st round picks?
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True - Allen can't go into the midfield - you may need to throw in some steak knives.
We have drafted 9 top 10 picks. But that includes players at the end of their career like Cunners and Ziebell.
I would prefer the other Reid and Watson. We need a gun Key Forward and elite crumbing forward more than another mid.
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I think people forget how good Gibbs was too considering he was underage, Hogan is the other one who was incredible before AFL that comes to mind.
The person I’d love to be is this kids manager. Any club who drafts him will be under so much pressure to make it work that he could ask for a million per year and just about get it
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You cant seriously think Zurhaar is worth anything near as much as Allen do you?
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Allen and Larkey are very similar and I prefer Zurhaar over Larkey. He is starting to do some good things in the midfield.
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I would say that is drastically unlikely. Reid is a beast.
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Ok, well I think you have serious blinkers on and Allen playing in a horrible team is being hidden over there or something. What he's doing for WC is ridiculous considering how bad they are. If I was WC I would prefer Allen to Reid straight up, ye alone chucking two firsts in with it haha.
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What would it take... A hell of a lot
If Melb thought Van Rooyen wanted out ...and perhaps willing to add another WA kid to the mix... it could almost be a Judd /Kennedy type deal.
It might be very expensive ...perhaps even too expensive... because as others have said... others may end up being better than Reid... but atm you are paying the type of cost associated with trading in AA champs.. perhaps even more so.
If Melb thought Van Rooyen wanted out ...and perhaps willing to add another WA kid to the mix... it could almost be a Judd /Kennedy type deal.
It might be very expensive ...perhaps even too expensive... because as others have said... others may end up being better than Reid... but atm you are paying the type of cost associated with trading in AA champs.. perhaps even more so.
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Similar to Larkey.
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I think your opinion of Larkey is clouding the opinion of Allen. Allen is putting together a remarkable season and is performing much much better than Larkey per basically every single stat and from just watching them.
On the topic I’ll be really interested to see what offers the teams get for pick 1 this year because I feel like the values are getting way over blown
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In what way other than they’re key forwards? I don’t see much similarity at all
"into play" ? come in to play .perhaps?
As I said, similar to the Judd deal .. except with Judd ..he was a known commodity. P3 and P20 and Josh Kennedy. Perhaps some rebalancing could be agreed to with minor picks
VanRoo plus picks ...for P1 ... huge cost ..and only could be done if Vanroo wants to go back to wa.
Perhaps he could be persuaded if he wants to play with his brother..and WC assure him that they will draft him.
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Won’t get traded. Self interest and reputation is always #1 and list managers and clubs won’t do it. They are petrified of the risk when there’s a standout #1… what if he becomes the next Leigh Matthews or Gary Ablett? They’ll be forever the guy who traded him away and they’re petrified or that label for their career.
Same reason North picked JHF at #1 and didn’t entertain trading the pick, when they obviously should have.
Same reason North picked JHF at #1 and didn’t entertain trading the pick, when they obviously should have.
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