Shane Heard
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Hey dumbo..no one is giving away their elite players. That’s why you only have B+ “ good young players” and struggling C graders available in the draft/trading period.
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You’re right, throw all your money at B+ players. My sincerest apologies.
The joke answer is Mackie because he fleeced Port for pick 200.
I think the serious answer is Sydney. Didn't give up much and potentially got a lot.
I think the serious answer is Sydney. Didn't give up much and potentially got a lot.
Rozee, Butters, JHF will keep them off the bottom of the ladder during that time alone. They may never be enough to win, but they will be enough to not be anchored to the bottom.
Fantastic, another chance to laugh at Essendon.
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Sydney the only club you can look at and say that their ins will make a genuine difference next year. Possibly Essendon too.
Like what the Dogs did as well getting in Harmes and Coffield, their depth stinks so they’ll be handy and also managed to get up to pick 4.
Like what the Dogs did as well getting in Harmes and Coffield, their depth stinks so they’ll be handy and also managed to get up to pick 4.
Hey dumbo...
Did you not see last year's trade period? Dunkley, Taranto, L. Jackson, JHF, Rankine, these are not 'B+' or 'struggling C graders.' This year was just one of the worst trade periods in recent memory, and you brought in the best of what was available.
Might want to check overarching statements that make you look like an idiot - before calling others dumb, lol.
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Swans did well , kangaroos And woods with Schultz is a good get.
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Swans Although it's probably more of a short term window with their trades.
Now that trade week has concluded who do you guys feel like profited the most?
Whether that be picks or players.
Adelaide
Who arrived: Chris Burgess
Who left: Tom Doedee, Shane McAdam
2023 AFL Draft picks: 10, 14, 20, 89
Brisbane
Who arrived: Tom Doedee, Brandon Ryan
Who left: Tom Fullarton, Jack Gunston
2023 AFL Draft picks: 30, 39, 51, 54, 67, 97
Carlton
Who arrived: Elijah Hollands
Who left: Zac Fisher, Paddy Dow
2023 NAB AFL Draft picks: 22, 28, 70, 78, 96
Collingwood
Who arrived: Lachie Schultz
Who left: Jack Ginnivan, Taylor Adams
2023 Draft picks: 19, 33, 80, 98
Essendon
Who arrived: Xavier Duursma, Jade Gresham, Todd Goldstein, Ben McKay
Who left: Massimo D'Ambrosio, Brandon Zerk-Thatcher
2023 AFL Draft picks: 9, 31, 35, 61, 88
Fremantle
Who arrived: Nil
Who left: Joel Hamling, Liam Henry, Lachie Schultz
2023 AFL Draft picks: 34, 46, 60, 64, 85
Geelong
Who arrived: Nil
Who left: Esava Ratugolea
2023 Draft picks: 8, 25, 76, 87, 94
Gold Coast
Who arrived: Nil
Who left: Chris Burgess, Mabior Chol, Elijah Hollands
2023 AFL Draft picks: 24, 26, 27, 32, 36, 38, 66, 71, 74, 84
GWS
Who arrived: Nil
Who left: Matthew Flynn
2023 AFL Draft picks: 7, 16, 43, 59, 77, 79, 95
Future picks: No movement on this front from the Giants.
Hawthorn
Who arrived: Jack Ginnivan, Jack Gunston, Mabior Chol, Massimo D'Ambrosio
Who left: Tyler Brockman, Jacob Koschitzke, Brandon Ryan
2023 AFL Draft picks: 4, 44, 47, 49, 61, 62, 63, 83
Melbourne
Who arrived: Jack Billings, Tom Fullarton, Shane McAdam
Who left: Brodie Grundy, James Harmes, James Jordon
2023 AFL Draft picks: 6, 11, 42, 93
Nortth Melbourne
Who arrived: Dylan Stephens, Zac Fisher, Bigoa Nyuon
Who left: Ben McKay, Todd Goldstein
2023 AFL Draft picks: 2, 3, 15, 17, 18, 57, 82
Port Adelaide
Who arrived: Esava Ratugolea, Ivan Soldo, Jordon Sweet, Brandon Zerk-Thatcher
Who left: Xavier Duursma
2023 AFL Draft picks: 73
Richmond
Who arrived: Jacob Koschitzke
Who left: Bigoa Nyuon, Ivan Soldo
2023 AFL Draft picks: 29, 41, 65, 68, 86
St Kilda
Who arrived: Paddy Dow, Liam Henry
Who left: Jade Gresham, Nick Coffield, Jack Billings
2023 Draft picks: 13, 21, 40, 92
Sydney
Who arrived: James Jordon, Brodie Grundy, Joel Hamling, Taylor Adams
Who left: Dylan Stephens
2023 AFL Draft picks: 12, 45, 55, 91
West Coast
Who arrived: Tyler Brockman, Matthew Flynn
Who left: Nil
2023 AFL Draft picks: 1, 23, 37, 58, 81
Western Bulldogs
Who arrived: James Harmes, Nick Coffield
Who left: Jordon Sweet
2023 AFL Draft picks: 5, 48, 50, 52, 53, 56, 69, 72, 75, 90
I see absolutely no actual or historical reason why Essendon fans shouldn't be up n about this fine late October day.
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"the Prince" has rocked another trade week, the other clubs are just playing in the paddle pool
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It really is too early to tell. Last year every one said gws had a terrible trade period, losing Taranto, hopper, bruhn and hill while only bringing in Bedford. You just don’t know if one or two of this years C grade players can make an impact at a new club, whereas guys like Grundy and adams could be in decline (that’s not having a crack at the swans)
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Really good point. Giving Green the space to take responsibility for your midfield was the best thing you could possibly have done. Gosh he looks a star.
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So someone like Soldo could be just the tonic for port
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