Maybe that's what's going on...no pick 20 from Norff...CCJ will go GCS instead...
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RICHMOND and Adelaide are among the clubs interested in Gold Coast's pick No.3 with the Suns open to splitting the selection for multiple top picks.
The Suns inquired about trading up to pick No.1 with North Melbourne listening to offers, but the Roos are strongly tipped to hold the selection with South Adelaide teenager Jason Horne-Francis in their sights.
As reported in Inside Trading earlier this month, the Suns are open to trading their top-three pick for two early selections, which has seen the Tigers show interest. Richmond is well placed to make a move up the board with picks 7, 15, 26 and 28 inside the top 30.
The Tigers could package multiple selections to jump up the order, with future picks also an option at their disposal.
The Crows hold pick No.4 at the draft but that will be bumped back to No.6 after bids on father-son pair Nick Daicos and Sam Darcy and they have also shown interest in potentially edging up the board. Adelaide also holds pick 23 but will also be looking to negotiate a trade with Sydney for Jordan Dawson.
Finn Callaghan, Ben Hobbs and Josh Ward are all midfield options pressing to be top-six draft picks, while Josh Gibcus and Mac Andrew are the tall options in the mix outside of Darcy.
Any pick swap deal at the top end could come much closer to November's NAB AFL Draft, however, with clubs able to swap selections up until a week before the event – and then again during the draft. - Callum Twomey
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The Suns inquired about trading up to pick No.1 with North Melbourne listening to offers, but the Roos are strongly tipped to hold the selection with South Adelaide teenager Jason Horne-Francis in their sights.
As reported in Inside Trading earlier this month, the Suns are open to trading their top-three pick for two early selections, which has seen the Tigers show interest. Richmond is well placed to make a move up the board with picks 7, 15, 26 and 28 inside the top 30.
The Tigers could package multiple selections to jump up the order, with future picks also an option at their disposal.
The Crows hold pick No.4 at the draft but that will be bumped back to No.6 after bids on father-son pair Nick Daicos and Sam Darcy and they have also shown interest in potentially edging up the board. Adelaide also holds pick 23 but will also be looking to negotiate a trade with Sydney for Jordan Dawson.
Finn Callaghan, Ben Hobbs and Josh Ward are all midfield options pressing to be top-six draft picks, while Josh Gibcus and Mac Andrew are the tall options in the mix outside of Darcy.
Any pick swap deal at the top end could come much closer to November's NAB AFL Draft, however, with clubs able to swap selections up until a week before the event – and then again during the draft. - Callum Twomey
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I believe CCJ may still end up at GC.
I believe we had a deal with them for either a midfielder or picks guaranteed, hence we didn’t up grade our offer to him.
We may try to persuade him there IF they still want him as they now secured Chol ( interestingly after the CCJ announcement).
Let’s see ….
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Cumberland has shown a bit at VFL level so I wonder if they’re keen on re-signing him. Of the others Stack and Miller would be priorities you’d think. Any of the others will be lucky to be retained.
excellent to hear…worth persevering for a full season (after a full pre season with us)
MP is playing in the WAFL finals…playing very well
His team Sth Freo will play Claremont in the prelim Sun 26 Sep 240pm Perth time
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He’s had a great finals series so far. He’s probably been the difference for them
Good...did the right thing by both SF and MP...may just build up some future goodwill between the two clubs...
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RICHMOND and Adelaide are among the clubs interested in Gold Coast's pick No.3 with the Suns open to splitting the selection for multiple top picks.
The Suns inquired about trading up to pick No.1 with North Melbourne listening to offers, but the Roos are strongly tipped to hold the selection with South Adelaide teenager Jason Horne-Francis in their sights.
As reported in Inside Trading earlier this month, the Suns are open to trading their top-three pick for two early selections, which has seen the Tigers show interest. Richmond is well placed to make a move up the board with picks 7, 15, 26 and 28 inside the top 30.
The Tigers could package multiple selections to jump up the order, with future picks also an option at their disposal.
The Crows hold pick No.4 at the draft but that will be bumped back to No.6 after bids on father-son pair Nick Daicos and Sam Darcy and they have also shown interest in potentially edging up the board. Adelaide also holds pick 23 but will also be looking to negotiate a trade with Sydney for Jordan Dawson.
Finn Callaghan, Ben Hobbs and Josh Ward are all midfield options pressing to be top-six draft picks, while Josh Gibcus and Mac Andrew are the tall options in the mix outside of Darcy.
Any pick swap deal at the top end could come much closer to November's NAB AFL Draft, however, with clubs able to swap selections up until a week before the event – and then again during the draft. - Callum Twomey
Young Pie signs, top-10 Blue waits, what will Swans get for George?
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Be ruthless tigers, get it done
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What if we could get pick 3 without losing pick 7!! That would be awesome. What do you think about this trade hypothetical:
1. Trade pick 28,44,45 (1,386 points) to WB pick 17 so they can get points for Sam Darcy (provided we get pick 45 compo for Chol)
2. Get Pick 20 for CCJ (hopefully)
3. Trade 15, 17 and 20 (or 26) (combined total 3049 - more than pick 1 total!) to GCS for Pick 3 while still retaining pick 7.
We may overpay GC in that final trade but is probably necessary to get the deal for pick 3 - At the end of the day we;
Gain: Pick 3
Lose: Pick 15,17,20,28,44,45
We walk away with -
Picks: 3,7,26,40
Could be an option as we have some crazy draft capital. As it stands no way would our club be picking up 6-8 players in the draft. I see it as needing quality over quantity and having pick 3 and 7 would be amazing.
Would love to draft Ben Hobbs and Josh Rachele with picks 3 & 7.
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I'd only trade up for Callaghan, and even though GWS might feel talls are a much pressing need for them at 2, he's going to be the best available there.
If we are looking at Ward/Hobbs etc, there's every chance one of them will be there at 7
If we are looking at Ward/Hobbs etc, there's every chance one of them will be there at 7
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Thats way too much to give away for 4 spots. We need to keep 17 or 20 or they give 2nd rounder next year.
We cant sell the farm for a potential Golden Goose that could end up being Foghorn Leghorn.
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Given RFC is at the pointy end of contention now is not the time to flirt with an opportunity at this end of the draft.
If one can get Ward/Hobbs/Gibcus or whoever and another good one with pick 7 such as Eramsus or whoever we would be mad not to take it.
If we want a selection in the teens we can trade our future first. Moreover, if GWS want to trade out 13 we can get a indication of what they are thinking and add on extras if its of more benefit to us.
I seriously doubt we will have a top 10 pick in 2022 let alone 2023 etc..
Pick #40 at most
Dow is contracted for 1 more year and if Carlton get Cerra / Hewitt then things dont look too good for Dow
Who would most likely be getting $400k.
Carlton can either pay him $400k another year and play him in the VFL then he becomes delist mteril
Trade him for #40 save $400k
There was rumors around last yer that his parents were not so happy with Carlton and had asked if Richmond could do something about bringing the brothers together. But 2 years to go on a contract would have been impossible
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There's no way any of Callaghan, Ward or Hobbs are there at pick 9, but at least two of them will be there at pick 5.
Gold Coast have plenty of young kids. They're probably wanting to draft to fill certain holes, rather than best available. Hence why having a top end pick may not be as important to them.
Only way i see it getting done is for 2022 1st rounder
GC dont need later picks as they dont hve list spots , If that fool CJ had selected GC then would have been perfect
2022 1st rounder + Cj
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Clearly the coaching staff see it differently. He's done everything that's been asked and with a full preseason at the club, will prove to be an asset.
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im not sure i like the idea of trading 7 and 15 for 3. the best 3 players of the draft 5 years on are rarely the actual top 3 picks, plenty of absolute superstars come from picks around 7, and there are more than enough from picks 10-20 to mean we are a good shot there too. id be happier if we could turn ccj into pick 38, turn 28, 38, 44, 45 into pick 14 from the dogs, and turn 14 and 15 into 3 from the suns, though not sure theyd do that.
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I really don't get how GC have no list spots with such a shitty list. What are those campaigners doing?
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With Parker re-signing until the end of 2022 we now have remaining unsigned for 2022:
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Coleman-Jones (requested trade)
Cumberland
Garthwaite
Nyoun
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Miller
Stack
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Coleman-Jones (requested trade)
Cumberland
Garthwaite
Nyoun
Rookie List
DES
Miller
Stack
had a good game last week MP , 26p 10 tackles
I would only offer a pick we probably wouldn't use.
I haven't forgotten The Yarran trade.
Miller , Stack , Nyoun are the paers that surprise me that are still uncontracted
all are low $$$ signings and players we would be intending on keeping
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