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At no stage was pick 5 offered. This has been said by both Dodoro and the Sydney list manager. Your final offer was 9 + 2020 1st. If we rejected 5 + 9 from the outset, and Sydney's final offer was worse than that, then what were Sydney doing for the last week?Harley just interviewed on Sports Radio. He said on the last day Dodo made it clear that 5 and 9 would not get the deal done. Dodo on soon.
Hoping Dodo would return to planet Earth?At no stage was pick 5 offered. This has been said by both Dodoro and the Sydney list manager. Your final offer was 9 + 2020 1st. If we rejected 5 + 9 from the outset, and Sydney's final offer was worse than that, then what were Sydney doing for the last week?
The classic "it's Dodoro's fault". Timeless.Hoping Dodo would return to planet Earth?
No. You didn't trade your star forward Papley because you wanted a good player in return (Daniher) to fill the hole. The exact same position that Essendon stood firm on with Joe. Pick 9 for Papley in a straight swap was more than fair enough.That is why we didnt trade Papley cause 5,9 wasnt enough(lol).
Hoping Dodo would return to planet Earth?
And if they were on the table, would picks 5 and 9 be more than fair enough for Daniher?The classic "it's Dodoro's fault". Timeless.
No. You didn't trade your star forward Papley because you wanted a good player in return (Daniher) to fill the hole. The exact same position that Essendon stood firm on with Joe. Pick 9 for Papley in a straight swap was more than fair enough.
And you didn't trade Papley because... ?One high first is plenty with a second. Two first were offered and that's overs...to ask for one of our absolute untouchables as well as a high pick...
Purely in terms of value, yes. But if we traded Daniher without trying to fill the hole we'd be throwing our chances down the shitter for 2020 and probably beyond, so I can understand why we wanted an established player in return.And if they were on the table, would picks 5 and 9 be more than fair enough for Daniher?
And you didn't trade Papley because... ?
Sydney are completely at fault for this one.
Swans never dealt in good faith for the Daniher trade, and as a result kept Carlton waiting all the wait up until 15min left to the end before making it known the deal had completely broken down.
Sydney chased daniher behind the backs of Essendon, get him to publicly shock nominate their club 2 weeks ago, and then offer up a deal that never had any chance of succeeding while keeping Carlton waiting all the way to the end of trade period.
If Swans are going to secretly convince a high profile player in the Essendon team to come to them, they better be willing to pony up at minimum their pick 5 in the offer which by all reports was never on the table.
Dodoro did nothing wrong, he made it known early and clear that the offer had to be enticing enough to let Daniher go and he sat back and let Sydney use the entire trade period to come to terms with the reality.
Swans acted dishonestly, they went with the strategy of trying to force dodoro to cave in on an unreasonable offer using the fact they got Daniher to publicly request a trade.
And even worse, because they took this strategy, they stuffed Carlton by making us wait all the way to the end with our pick 9 being held hostage until we knew for sure we couldnt get Papley, this ruining any chance to find a replacement trade with no time left.
Swans played dirty and held Carlton hostage alongside
So how did you plan on getting pick 9 then? If you couldn't even get the Papley deal over the line then it sounds like these trades were never going to get done.Plus from everything that is being said, Carlton wanted a pick back, that's not happening.
So how did you plan on getting pick 9 then? If you couldn't even get the Papley deal over the line then it sounds like these trades were never going to get done.
And if they were on the table, would picks 5 and 9 be more than fair enough for Daniher?
Is it true that 7NEWS have a story that includes that Swans offered up Papley to Essendon on the final day of trade?
At no stage was pick 5 offered. This has been said by both Dodoro and the Sydney list manager. Your final offer was 9 + 2020 1st. If we rejected 5 + 9 from the outset, and Sydney's final offer was worse than that, then what were Sydney doing for the last week?
They offered 9 + future 1st + future 2nd which is more then 5+9.We did nothing of the sort. Sydney tried to take our most important player away from us while contracted and wouldn't even offer up pick 5 to try and get it done. We were more than entitled to hold out for a fairytale deal and Sydney never got close to it. It sucks that Papley got caught up in all of this and I'm sure he's pi**ed at Sydney.
Depends on needs and where Essendon believe the Swans will finish in 2020. If Essendon think the Swans will return to the top 4 then, no, it's not more.They offered 9 + future 1st + future 2nd which is more then 5+9.
They offered 9 + future 1st + future 2nd which is more then 5+9.
I think Carlton lose more. He's a genuine A-grader who wanted to be at the Blues, which is rare in recent years- and Silvagni couldn't get the deal done. Blues fans must be filthy.The real loser here is Tom Papley. Sounds like he really wanted to be in Melbourne.
Swans are a lock for bottom 10 highly likely bottom 4 IMO. So 4+9+23 could be what was rejected.Depends on needs and where Essendon believe the Swans will finish in 2020. If Essendon think the Swans will return to the top 4 then, no, it's not more.
I think Carlton lose more. He's a genuine A-grader who wanted to be at the Blues, which is rare in recent years- and Silvagni couldn't get the deal done. Blues fans must be filthy.
It's not hard to find if you open your eyes, could be a massive mistake that costs the club for yearsFuture 2nd. where was that reported.
Can lose what you don't have. The reality is he was never for sale because EFC weren't going to dealI think Carlton lose more. He's a genuine A-grader who wanted to be at the Blues, which is rare in recent years- and Silvagni couldn't get the deal done. Blues fans must be filthy.