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Meant 1 good back up.
Agree,did I see Sydney offered picks 19,22 for sun's 13,I would be OK then to accept 6,19 for Dan which leaves 22 for sun's.
afl just uses him to push agendas now, whatever stance he takes is the stance of the afl. will take the odd limp wristed swipe at the afl every now and then to maintain his cover but the guys a shill.
Also has remarkably little idea what the phrase 'sliding doors' means. This would be less notable if his primary output weren't an article called 'sliding doors'
That that “column”, which I don’t think I’ve actually ever read apart from timeline “what an idiot” screenshots, is easily the most read/ clicked content on the league’s site is a bit cringe.
If so Swans must have someone specific in mind.
Imagine if Oliver ever got super fit.
Change that to all supporters! Those blokes are cancers on our game
Barrett makes about $1.5k per week from that stupid article alone.
How Barrett is employed to cover a sport he has no idea about is beyond me
Which equates to a $3000ph charge out rate. Even I’d blush at that
Easily the most interesting part of that is the Eagles’ openness/ keenness to split 3.Dan Rioli (Richmond to Gold Coast)
The Suns’ pick six will be central to this trade, but the Tigers have thus far also asked for Gold Coast to include their No.13 selection. Richmond are adamant they want more than pick six alone for the triple premiership player, who just won the club’s Jack Dyer Medal for the first time and is contracted until the end of 2027, but it is doubtful the Suns will do that, given what else they are trying to do with No.13.
Shai Bolton (Richmond to Fremantle)
There are some compassionate reasons for Bolton wanting to return to Western Australia, but he is one of the Tigers’ best players, under contract, and they know the Dockers have a mighty draft hand. Bolton hasn’t actually nominated Fremantle as his preferred destination, but that is where he will end up.
Fremantle hold picks 10, 11 (tied to Collingwood) and 18 (Port Adelaide), which puts them in a far stronger position than West Coast to make a play for Bolton. The Eagles are trying to split their No.3 pick to gain multiple assets instead.
The Dockers are willing to hand over 10 and 18 for Bolton, which Richmond are so far unwilling to accept, as they instead push for 10 and 11. The Bolton trade is not expected to be one of the early completed deals.
Liam Baker (Richmond to West Coast)
The premiership Tiger has requested a trade to West Coast, but this deal won’t get done until Tom Barrass’ move to Hawthorn is complete. Hawthorn’s first-round pick, No.14, will be the basis of any Barrass trade, with that selection then set to be forwarded to Richmond for Baker.
Let’s deal: How the biggest AFL trades get done
The figurative arm-wrestling between clubs has already begun as the AFL’s trade period prepares to officially start on Monday. We go inside the biggest deals – from Dan Houston to Shai Bolton, and Gold Coast’s coveted pick 13 – to see how they will get done.www.theage.com.au
Are we supplying lube to GC? Or is it one of those byo deals?Dan Rioli (Richmond to Gold Coast)
The Suns’ pick six will be central to this trade, but the Tigers have thus far also asked for Gold Coast to include their No.13 selection. Richmond are adamant they want more than pick six alone for the triple premiership player, who just won the club’s Jack Dyer Medal for the first time and is contracted until the end of 2027, but it is doubtful the Suns will do that, given what else they are trying to do with No.13.
Shai Bolton (Richmond to Fremantle)
There are some compassionate reasons for Bolton wanting to return to Western Australia, but he is one of the Tigers’ best players, under contract, and they know the Dockers have a mighty draft hand. Bolton hasn’t actually nominated Fremantle as his preferred destination, but that is where he will end up.
Fremantle hold picks 10, 11 (tied to Collingwood) and 18 (Port Adelaide), which puts them in a far stronger position than West Coast to make a play for Bolton. The Eagles are trying to split their No.3 pick to gain multiple assets instead.
The Dockers are willing to hand over 10 and 18 for Bolton, which Richmond are so far unwilling to accept, as they instead push for 10 and 11. The Bolton trade is not expected to be one of the early completed deals.
Liam Baker (Richmond to West Coast)
The premiership Tiger has requested a trade to West Coast, but this deal won’t get done until Tom Barrass’ move to Hawthorn is complete. Hawthorn’s first-round pick, No.14, will be the basis of any Barrass trade, with that selection then set to be forwarded to Richmond for Baker.
Let’s deal: How the biggest AFL trades get done
The figurative arm-wrestling between clubs has already begun as the AFL’s trade period prepares to officially start on Monday. We go inside the biggest deals – from Dan Houston to Shai Bolton, and Gold Coast’s coveted pick 13 – to see how they will get done.
If suns play their part, blair will be nice and spit beforehand. But it doesn't look like we'll be doing dimma any favours, maybe they are not best pleased about how it's all panned out?
Can’t wait for the Hardwick salt when we don’t hand over Rioli because they give away pick 13. heck him and his shite plastic club.Dan Rioli (Richmond to Gold Coast)
The Suns’ pick six will be central to this trade, but the Tigers have thus far also asked for Gold Coast to include their No.13 selection. Richmond are adamant they want more than pick six alone for the triple premiership player, who just won the club’s Jack Dyer Medal for the first time and is contracted until the end of 2027, but it is doubtful the Suns will do that, given what else they are trying to do with No.13.
Shai Bolton (Richmond to Fremantle)
There are some compassionate reasons for Bolton wanting to return to Western Australia, but he is one of the Tigers’ best players, under contract, and they know the Dockers have a mighty draft hand. Bolton hasn’t actually nominated Fremantle as his preferred destination, but that is where he will end up.
Fremantle hold picks 10, 11 (tied to Collingwood) and 18 (Port Adelaide), which puts them in a far stronger position than West Coast to make a play for Bolton. The Eagles are trying to split their No.3 pick to gain multiple assets instead.
The Dockers are willing to hand over 10 and 18 for Bolton, which Richmond are so far unwilling to accept, as they instead push for 10 and 11. The Bolton trade is not expected to be one of the early completed deals.
Liam Baker (Richmond to West Coast)
The premiership Tiger has requested a trade to West Coast, but this deal won’t get done until Tom Barrass’ move to Hawthorn is complete. Hawthorn’s first-round pick, No.14, will be the basis of any Barrass trade, with that selection then set to be forwarded to Richmond for Baker.
Let’s deal: How the biggest AFL trades get done
The figurative arm-wrestling between clubs has already begun as the AFL’s trade period prepares to officially start on Monday. We go inside the biggest deals – from Dan Houston to Shai Bolton, and Gold Coast’s coveted pick 13 – to see how they will get done.
The media narrative for different clubs always intrigues me.
They also seem to overlook/ not get that these contracts benefit the vendor club.
