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I agree with your post on the situaton.He's in a bit of a weird position with a trade.
He's not a "leader of young men" type senior player, so the rebuilding teams wouldn't want him. So that leaves the older, more experienced contending teams as his main targets.
But said experienced teams probably don't need him, or could find someone else/better to fill the role he'd play.
So who wants/needs him?
Yeah Rory Lobb is in a weird Position of a trade.
The Bloke is 31, still has 2 years to go after this season is done.
Teams in the bottom 6 like North Melbourne or Richmond would help those types of clubs. But neither side is winning a flag or making finals in 2 full seasons.
Lobb wants to Stay in Victoria I am looking at the Vic clubs that are contending for finals and in the top 10 or 12....
Essendon: 2nd on the ladder. I wouldnt of predicted Lobb a chance o jon essendon this time last year. They have Peter Wright. Could Essendon have Rory Lobb on a 2 or 3 year deal at $5-$600,000 a year as Depth? Maybe.
Carlton: They Beat Port tonight. They have Curnow and McKay. Lobb could be handy as depth for 2 or 3 seasons if one of those 2 blokes get injured.
Melbourne: I can see Rory Lobb head to the demons. Ben Brown is out of contract. Brown turns 32 at the end of the year. But Ben Brown is injury prone isnt he? I can See Rory Lobb in demons colours in 2025 if Ben Brown leaves the demons.
Geelong: Cats have Tom Hawkins who turns 36 this season and certain to be in his final year. Cameron is 31 years old. I can See Hawks retire at the end of thise season and Lobb and Cameron as the 2 main KPFs for the cats for 2025, 2026 and possibly 2027. Then the cats can rotate other younger tall forwards from the bench.
Magpies: I see him as an upgrade for Mason Cox. So of all the Vic teams, he would easily be in Magpies best 22.