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or to add to you're copium
we are going to add a delisted player to our list.AFLW Trade, Draft and list changes 2024
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we are going to add a delisted player to our list.
"But a mooted swap between Essendon and Richmond for Paige Scott and Emelia Yassir did not materialise.
Wednesdayās dealing started with the AFL ticking off on dual All-Australian Eilish Sheerinās move from Richmond to North Melbourne despite frustration from rival clubs.
News of the impending trade had drawn ire from rival clubs, given the Roos were coming off an undefeated season which ended in a breakthrough AFLW premiership. But itās understood the league was satisfied a fair deal had been reached between the two clubs.
The uncontracted 32-year-old had interest in her home state from GWS and Sydney, but it is understood a major factor in her decision to join North Melbourne was her close friendship with Kangaroos womenās football boss Erin Lorenzini.
A former WNBL player who crossed to AFLW to spend two years at GWS, Lorenzini was appointed to her role at Arden St in June."
Wednesdayās dealing started with the AFL ticking off on dual All-Australian Eilish Sheerinās move from Richmond to North Melbourne despite frustration from rival clubs.
News of the impending trade had drawn ire from rival clubs, given the Roos were coming off an undefeated season which ended in a breakthrough AFLW premiership. But itās understood the league was satisfied a fair deal had been reached between the two clubs.
The uncontracted 32-year-old had interest in her home state from GWS and Sydney, but it is understood a major factor in her decision to join North Melbourne was her close friendship with Kangaroos womenās football boss Erin Lorenzini.
A former WNBL player who crossed to AFLW to spend two years at GWS, Lorenzini was appointed to her role at Arden St in June."
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I won't because it will mean we effectively move up in the draft order
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CLUBS' LIST CHANGES - DELISTED PLAYERS
Some clubs really going to town with delistings before Monday's draft,
Yuka Yoshida-Martin, LIONS
Marianna Anthony, Tahlia Read, Lulu Beatty, Jade Halfpenny, Genevieve Lawson-Tavan, Taylor Ortlepp CARLTON
Charlotte Blair, Lauren Brazzale, Erica Fowler, Sarah Sansonetti, Imogen Evans, Eleri Morris PIES
Lily-Rose Williamson, Kodi Jacques, Jacqui Vogt BOMBERS
Serena Gibbs, Tahleah Mulder, Tara Stribley, Makaela Tuhakaraina, Jae Flynn FREO
Brooke Plummer, Abbey McDonald, Lilly Pearce GEELONG
Vivien Saad , Jordan Membrey, Ashanti Bush, Alana Gee, Cara McCrossan, Lauren McConville, SUNS
Jasmine Grierson, Annise Bradfield, Caitlin Miller, Jemma Ramsdale GIANTS
Bridget Deed, Casey Dumont HAWKS
Delany Madigan, Grace Hill DEES
Lucy Burke, Sophie Kavanagh, Zoe Savarirayan KANGAROOS
Alex Ballard, Jo Miller, Jasmine Simmons PORT ADELAIDE
Maddie Boyd, Nat Exon, Caitlin Matthews, Beth Pinchin SAINTS
Paige Sheppard, Lisa Steane, Lauren Szigeti, Eliza Vale, Aimee Whelan SWANS
Sasha Goranova, Matilda Sergeant, Verity Simmons, Mackenzie Webb, Emily Elkington, Tess Lyons, Jayme Harken, Octavia Di Donato WEST COAST
Keely Coyne, Jorja Borg, Elizabeth, Aurora Smith BULLDOGS
Some clubs really going to town with delistings before Monday's draft,
Yuka Yoshida-Martin, LIONS
Marianna Anthony, Tahlia Read, Lulu Beatty, Jade Halfpenny, Genevieve Lawson-Tavan, Taylor Ortlepp CARLTON
Charlotte Blair, Lauren Brazzale, Erica Fowler, Sarah Sansonetti, Imogen Evans, Eleri Morris PIES
Lily-Rose Williamson, Kodi Jacques, Jacqui Vogt BOMBERS
Serena Gibbs, Tahleah Mulder, Tara Stribley, Makaela Tuhakaraina, Jae Flynn FREO
Brooke Plummer, Abbey McDonald, Lilly Pearce GEELONG
Vivien Saad , Jordan Membrey, Ashanti Bush, Alana Gee, Cara McCrossan, Lauren McConville, SUNS
Jasmine Grierson, Annise Bradfield, Caitlin Miller, Jemma Ramsdale GIANTS
Bridget Deed, Casey Dumont HAWKS
Delany Madigan, Grace Hill DEES
Lucy Burke, Sophie Kavanagh, Zoe Savarirayan KANGAROOS
Alex Ballard, Jo Miller, Jasmine Simmons PORT ADELAIDE
Maddie Boyd, Nat Exon, Caitlin Matthews, Beth Pinchin SAINTS
Paige Sheppard, Lisa Steane, Lauren Szigeti, Eliza Vale, Aimee Whelan SWANS
Sasha Goranova, Matilda Sergeant, Verity Simmons, Mackenzie Webb, Emily Elkington, Tess Lyons, Jayme Harken, Octavia Di Donato WEST COAST
Keely Coyne, Jorja Borg, Elizabeth, Aurora Smith BULLDOGS
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No doubt it will hurt, bigtime next year. You can't draft that sort of talent with our picks me thinks but Sheerin was 34 so they would have been working on her replacement even before she left.
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Thatās a good pointā¦.still sh.ts meI won't because it will mean we effectively move up in the draft order
I would think since it is tiered. It really means the strong get stronger & the weak get weaker. Which I think we will slip into the second bracket, at least in the short term & hopefully not the long term.
Otherwise the AFLW will find it an even harder sell, trying to encourage people to go to these games. When realistically there are only about 4 of the same teams in contention each season.
Pretty sure it will evolve into a single tpp pool ,The journo is half right , other factors come into play , like who they barracked for which seems common , pre existing relationships and perhaps success which hasnāt been an obvious one to date ,
Sheerin had a mate there ,,, have norf lions crows or. Melb been attracting players previously I donāt think so
And none of us know how close is close either
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What a mess!
THE AFLW Trade Period has thrown up one final twist 24 hours after concluding, with Richmond youngster Emelia Yassir now set to stay at Punt Road on a one-year contract but with Paige Scott set to nominate for the Telstra AFLW Draft.
Scott had been tipped to return to Essendon after their trade request to Richmond dramatically fell through on Deadline Day, but after further discussions the forward will now chance their arm in Monday night's national draft.
It's tipped that the Tigers will ultimately select Scott at pick No.31 next week, while it's understood there is no animosity between the player and the Bombers despite disappointment at their decision.
Yassir, who was also involved in the failed trade, was considered unlikely to return to Richmond when her bid to get to Essendon collapsed in the final minutes of Wednesday afternoon's deadline.
However, after fresh talks on Thursday morning, it's now expected that Yassir will extend her stay at the Tigers and pen a short-term deal that will see her return to Punt Road through season 2025.
Yassir faced the option of either returning to Richmond or delisting herself and nominating for next Monday night's national draft, where Essendon would have likely called her name at pick No.29.
However, with uncertainty regarding whether she would make it to the Bombers' selection, Yassir is now expected to accept a revised contract offer to play for the Tigers next season.
Essendon backed out of a three-club deal that also involved St Kilda inside the final minutes of the AFLW Trade Period, with Scott and Amber Clarke the other players that featured in the discussions.
The proposed deal would have sent Yassir to the Bombers, Scott to the Tigers and Clarke to the Saints, with pick No.8 going to Richmond and with Essendon finishing with picks No.10 and 11. A series of other selections were also thrown in.
However, when that idea collapsed, Essendon and St Kilda began negotiating a trade for Clarke separately with the Saints ultimately parting with pick No.8 to secure the forward.
THE AFLW Trade Period has thrown up one final twist 24 hours after concluding, with Richmond youngster Emelia Yassir now set to stay at Punt Road on a one-year contract but with Paige Scott set to nominate for the Telstra AFLW Draft.
Scott had been tipped to return to Essendon after their trade request to Richmond dramatically fell through on Deadline Day, but after further discussions the forward will now chance their arm in Monday night's national draft.
It's tipped that the Tigers will ultimately select Scott at pick No.31 next week, while it's understood there is no animosity between the player and the Bombers despite disappointment at their decision.
Yassir, who was also involved in the failed trade, was considered unlikely to return to Richmond when her bid to get to Essendon collapsed in the final minutes of Wednesday afternoon's deadline.
However, after fresh talks on Thursday morning, it's now expected that Yassir will extend her stay at the Tigers and pen a short-term deal that will see her return to Punt Road through season 2025.
Yassir faced the option of either returning to Richmond or delisting herself and nominating for next Monday night's national draft, where Essendon would have likely called her name at pick No.29.
However, with uncertainty regarding whether she would make it to the Bombers' selection, Yassir is now expected to accept a revised contract offer to play for the Tigers next season.
Essendon backed out of a three-club deal that also involved St Kilda inside the final minutes of the AFLW Trade Period, with Scott and Amber Clarke the other players that featured in the discussions.
The proposed deal would have sent Yassir to the Bombers, Scott to the Tigers and Clarke to the Saints, with pick No.8 going to Richmond and with Essendon finishing with picks No.10 and 11. A series of other selections were also thrown in.
However, when that idea collapsed, Essendon and St Kilda began negotiating a trade for Clarke separately with the Saints ultimately parting with pick No.8 to secure the forward.
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Too bloody right.
We would have given Yassir and 10 for Scott and 8 under the proposed deal but we wanted a first round pick on top of this.
Now we keep Yassir and get Scott free (sorry couldn't help myself), well for pick 31 we'll select her.
It's gone from losing Yassir and getting Scott to keeping her and getting Scott for 2nd rounder, presuming that no other club jumps in and takes her but she wants to get here. I think she's got a friendship with Hosking?
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Make no mistake, Yassir to Bombers will be revisited in 12 months time.
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Don't doubt it for a moment, hoping that like Tom Papley who requested to be traded to Carlton, it worked out and whatever motivated for him to want out of Swans was resolved to his satisfaction, we've bought time to work through the disconnect.
Would be pretty happy if we get her at 31
Not going to lose too much sleep over that one , def a capable player at the level whoās kicked multiple goals several x . But Is very much pidgeon holed as a small forward
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I agree. The biggest thing we will miss is that she is elite in goalkicking accuracy.
True prob dented cj chances , for a decent kick she was a terrible kick for goal
She most certainly didnāt wanna risk going interstate
