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Just to entertain your idea who are all our players from WA.
If we gave up all our picks for this year and next plus 3 WA players you reckon we could we get it done?
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Just to entertain your idea who are all our players from WA.
If we gave up all our picks for this year and next plus 3 WA players you reckon we could we get it done?
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The WA players are Baker, Broad ,Pickett, Steely Green, Kaleb Smith, McIntosh and Shai Bolton.
If they wanted Baker, Smith and Green plus picks maybe.
Bolton is not tradeable of course and Baker is close to non tradeable
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"Greater Western Sydney – who traded up to the No.1 pick to select Aaron Cadman last year – and Melbourne are among the clubs keen to move up to snare Reid. Both hold two first-round selections, but even that may not be enough.
Eagles football boss Gavin Bell told The Age last month that they would “keep an open mind to any options” if they found themselves in pole position in the draft.
They offloaded the No.2 selection in last year’s draft as part of a four-club mega deal that delivered them two first-round picks, which were used on Western Australians Reuben Ginbey and Elijah Hewett."
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Eagles football boss Gavin Bell told The Age last month that they would “keep an open mind to any options” if they found themselves in pole position in the draft.
They offloaded the No.2 selection in last year’s draft as part of a four-club mega deal that delivered them two first-round picks, which were used on Western Australians Reuben Ginbey and Elijah Hewett."
Harley Reid watch: Likely No.1 pick puts on a show at under-18 championships
Victoria Country coach Paul Corrigan described Harley Reid’s start to Sunday’s clash with South Australia as “super” as he firms to be the No.1 draft pick this year.
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Morro
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WCE have the opportunity to fast track their re-build by years if they play this smart."Greater Western Sydney – who traded up to the No.1 pick to select Aaron Cadman last year – and Melbourne are among the clubs keen to move up to snare Reid. Both hold two first-round selections, but even that may not be enough.
Eagles football boss Gavin Bell told The Age last month that they would “keep an open mind to any options” if they found themselves in pole position in the draft.
They offloaded the No.2 selection in last year’s draft as part of a four-club mega deal that delivered them two first-round picks, which were used on Western Australians Reuben Ginbey and Elijah Hewett."
Harley Reid watch: Likely No.1 pick puts on a show at under-18 championships
Victoria Country coach Paul Corrigan described Harley Reid’s start to Sunday’s clash with South Australia as “super” as he firms to be the No.1 draft pick this year.
They could pull 3 A graders out of this draft, and whilst Reid looks every bit a star, they need more than 1 player.
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But Cadman wasn’t streets ahead of next picks. In fact I’m not sure he was even rated at #1 by most clubs. It’s just that GWS needed a KPF, not more mids.
This year is different as Reid is head and shoulders best player in the draft.
It’s like the Pies swapping Nick Daicos for 3 x top picks. How’d that be looking right now if Daicos was running around for another team and the Pies could’ve had him?
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Of all available players Cadman was widely regarded as the best. Ashcroft wasn't really available to anyone bar lions.
Quite a few had JHF above Daicos. That's the thing, pies weren't desperate for 3 top 10 picks so they got best available. Whereas eagles need to rebuild ground up so they're better spreading the elite talent as much as they can, especially when there are a few early rated, WA kids.
Daicos is brilliant but if you could have the choice of him or all 3 of Jason Horne-Francis, Josh Rachele AND Jye Amiss, what are you picking? I'm going for the 3 every day. Even still, there's a historical and romantic bias towards the Daicos name for Pies so it's different to this year. We wouldn't pass up Richo Jnr if he was rated top 2, no matter what the trade compensation was.
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Mia Fevola already sharpening her claws.... loves a top draft pick.
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Its his alt account. Just to make himself look half sane
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Thats just crazy trading a Brownlow medalist in the same year he won it.
Not so sure who I would shoot first...me or one of the other two...or both...AP and Magic in the same room talking footy together would be amazing.
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"Sane" is not a word I'd immediately associate with the OP...
Your so hottttttNot so sure who I would shoot first...me or one of the other two...or both...
Morro
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Joel Amartey surely someone we have had a look at?
Wouldnt cost heaps in a trade either.
Wouldnt cost heaps in a trade either.
Said it last year. He is now uncontracted and put contract talks on hold.
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He is a fella that probably wants a change of scenery in the hope of a change of luck I reckon.
Reckon he'll stick around with Reid and Buddy retiring.
Joel Amartey this kid just looks so dynamic at times and just get the feeling he is going to have a break out year
But in saying that he is due !!
Will be 24 in September and is tracking exactly the same as Ben Miller who is just 2 days older
But in saying that he is due !!
Will be 24 in September and is tracking exactly the same as Ben Miller who is just 2 days older
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