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List Mgmt. Trade & Free Agency talk Pt 3
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Any news on bolton?
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Do you think we may have a look at Lienert from Port if Astbury retires?
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Sam Edmund was very strong today on SEN that Bolton was staying. Cornes as always trying to stir the pot by suggesting a swap for Cerra, which was immediately dismissed.Said Shai was very happy at the club and would be amazed if he left
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Five AFL clubs have expressed interest in Geelong’s Quinton Narkle as a damaging midfield cameo against Richmond on Sunday provided yet another timely reminder of his worth.
But Geelong is still not out of the race to retain the 23-year-old inside midfielder as he channels all his energy into trying to help lift the Cats to their first flag in a decade.
In 41 minutes of game time against the Tigers after the injured Joel Selwood was subbed out of the game, Narkle had eight clearances, kicked a goal and 10 of his 12 possessions were contested.
Asked how many clubs had inquired about Narkle, his manager Ralph Carr said: “Around five clubs … all have been very professional and respectful.”
Carr said he had spoken to Narkle about the interest from rival clubs “in passing”, but he stressed no decision would be made on his future until the end of the season.
“The main focus is playing well for Geelong and helping Geelong to win a premiership,” Carr said.
“Geelong have been fantastic in terms of working together to get the most important result — Quinton playing great footy.
“Andrew Mackie and Shaun Grigg have been great (for him).”
Narkle has played 13 games for the Cats this year — for a total of 30 career games since his 2018 debut — but Geelong’s great strength has meant he has sometimes been overlooked at selection, to the surprise of many.
Asked what sort of asset Narkle would be to another club, Carr said: “If he moved … yes, it’s hard to get inside mids that can go forward as well and kick goals.
“He has the ability to find the ball and he will only get better. I am a huge fan of Quinton’s.”
PIES IN SURPRISE DAICOS DILEMMA
Greater Western Sydney could pile on the pain for Collingwood in this year’s draft with a worst-case-scenario bid on underage sensation Nick Daicos.
The Giants last year nabbed the Magpies’ top draft pick, which could become the No. 1 choice if Collingwood loses its next four games and finishes last this year.
Remarkably, it means the Giants would have the first selection in this year’s draft and could bid on Daicos first-up with what was originally Collingwood’s pick, making the Pies pay the maximum price for Daicos in draft points (total value of other picks).
It would be a head-shaking result for Collingwood, which has endured a disastrous year on the trade and draft front after giving away Adam Treloar and Jaidyn Stephenson for peanuts.
But it also showed the Pies never thought the club would slide so far on the field this season as Collingwood would not have done the deal if it thought its first pick would be a top-five selection.
The Magpies face a tough run home without champion captain Scott Pendlebury, playing West Coast, Hawthorn, Brisbane and Essendon.
Analyst David King said the current draft pick predicament was a disastrous situation for the Pies and potentially the greatest list management mistake in recent times.
“If they finish last and won the wooden spoon and had their first pick, they would’ve been able to get Jason Horne – the boom recruit everyone’s talking about in Adelaide – with their first pick and then wait for another club to bid on Nick Daicos,” King said on Fox Footy.
“They would’ve had the best two kids in the draft in one season. But because they’ve traded that pick out, it doesn’t work any more. They can only get Daicos.”
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I have never had an Uber Eats delivery on time, the drivers book the delivery and the food just sits at the restaurant.
Well pass for me go to the draft simple as that.
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The big money was always there Spanish and Italian clubs were the kings. Just in case you didn't know before all that were restrictions on clubs only allowed 2 foreigners then it went to 3 and now free reign which has created the fiasco the Soccer system has become, that's why you only have 1 or 2 clubs a league in all countries winning. The Population here is too small to cater to all these clubs and the salary caps are there so clubs don't go crazy as we know back in the day RFC AND CFC. Simply put Ozzie rules you cant go buy premierships you can spend big on one player or you can go cats way get older players on the cheap and try to win and I bet you right now they will not win the flag this year.
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Honestly apart from Broad, the others are a real chance. Bolton and offer which will come in and going home factor add up. The others can go no problems at all only ccj I would have kept but if he wants to go well there's the door.
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What odds looks like its between them and the Bulldogs?
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wegetpumped
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Dogs will destroy them. Even think Melb can knock them off depends on the draw I guess.
More to do with his movement than pace. You obviously can’t see it so let’s move on.
We wanted to keep Markov too.
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Dim Sims from the Kardinia Park canteen ?
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Generally speaking, clubs don’t really get much for players who aren’t best 22 at their respective clubs. The most we got for a fringe player was a future second. Markov, Stengle, Butler, C. Ellis, Miles, Lloyd, Higgins, etc. all went for peanuts.
There are exceptions to the rule (key position players in demand, a previous high draft pick struggling to find their feet, etc.) but even still in these cases, their value at the trade table depreciates the more they’ve been rotting away on the sidelines.
How can you convince a club chasing one of your fringe players they’re worth more than a third rounder if they can’t even get a game in your team?
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Lol, Pies finish last, and GWS use their pick to bid on Daicos 
that sums up their year
that sums up their year
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And they don't get to select Horne at 1 before bids come for Daicos...even better ! LolLol, Pies finish last, and GWS use their pick to bid on Daicos
Couldn't have happened to a bigger bunch of chumps ! Hahahaha
One of the best things about us nearly four-peating is watching Carlton and Collingwood flop at the same time !
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Dom Sheed, my favourite non Richmond player
Draft watchers, reckon Jack Williams is one we'd be having a look at? W.A. key forward. Only turns 18 in December, which often means more scope for growth and improvement being almost a year younger than some top agers.
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