The way Worsfold sounded in the article was they want a top line small forward (so do we), thus we don't have one, I doubt our frindge players will get it done.
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The way Worsfold sounded in the article was they want a top line small forward (so do we), thus we don't have one, I doubt our frindge players will get it done.
Yay let's throw our first round draft pick at a player who can't get a game for a weak side because that will improve us heaps. Maric, Sellar, Moran, Griffin, McKernan and Tippett are all heaps shitter than Seaby and should be AA by now. Absolute spuds. We should also trade van Berlo, Otten and Dangerfield for Pavlich. That should win us a flag.this may have been covered off but the newspaper has us interested in Mark Seaby.... WTF?
Straight swap for Griffin is either win-win or lose-lose, depending on which way you look at it. More likely it's just a nil-all draw. I'd do it if that's what the players wanted to do, but I wouldn't be throwing any sweeteners into the deal either way. A swap of one ruckman for another doesn't result in any changes to the structure of our list, which is also important.what you would be interested in getting him?
the paper said it would involve Griffin for Seaby. Seaby is apparently only 25 so he has a few good years left in him, I'm just failing to see how his rucking is going to improve our side?
Why would we want Griffin is the question? We dont have allot of ruckmen that is true, but if Cox goes down we will just play Lynch+Naita and if Naita goes down we will just play Cox. If Both Naita and Cox go down (were screwed anyway) we will bring in Sullivan and play Lynch.
It sounds a bit like newspaper dribble.
Regarding Seaby what we would go in looking for is an early second rounder, what we would most likely settle with is a pick upgrade from 3rd to 2nd round, what everyone seems to be willing to give us is a 3rd rounder or nothing (ie PSD pick).
The article actually suggested that this would have to become a multi-club deal. What it suggested was:Why would we want Griffin is the question? We dont have allot of ruckmen that is true, but if Cox goes down we will just play Lynch+Naita and if Naita goes down we will just play Cox. If Both Naita and Cox go down (were screwed anyway) we will bring in Sullivan and play Lynch.
It sounds a bit like newspaper dribble.
Regarding Seaby what we would go in looking for is an early second rounder, what we would most likely settle with is a pick upgrade from 3rd to 2nd round, what everyone seems to be willing to give us is a 3rd rounder or nothing (ie PSD pick).
Agree with most of this except this, he hasn't had one full proper pre season yet with us (and yes I know this points to the injury problems) but I would like to see him have a full injury free uninterrupted pre season first before I make judgement on that.
just out of interest. What the hell has he done wrong to be soooo offside with the coaches?
Request to be traded last year...
In 2008 we had basically decided that one ruckman was enough to persist with and that Seaby would generally only come in when matchups suited it (played 14 games), sort of like Collingwood when Fraser is fit and on form. Seaby suffered a bit from coming in and out of the side and probably knew he was there as backup. Not that im making excuses, because his form was also relatively poor compared to 2006/07, much like the rest of the team also.
He asked to be traded at the end of 2008, since then we have bought him back for 5 games, round 1, rounds 8/9 and rounds 16/17. Basically because of good WAFL form and matchups, but as soon as Naita got fit enough to play AFL Seaby got relegated to the WAFL regardless of form to help Naitas development and because we know that Seaby wont be around next year.
ah fair enough then. So in reality its more about having someone better suited for the role rather than not being good enough (well in a round about kind a way)
Sounds familiar doesn’t it but we send them to the SANFL and choose to use the ‘close enough is good enough theory’
What....clubs don’t do that? Say it isn’t so Batman?
You're a class act mate, class act.
You will find that Seaby wants to be traded away from the Eagles as he isn't getting a game and if he was playing week in week out he would be staying. Is this good for the eagles right now? Who knows but he pissed as he is getting overlooked. In the long run this may be the best thing for the West Coast Eagles, not Mark Seaby but the Eagles.
Now you can try and be funny all you like by extracting the urine out of me but at the endof the day we still have a ****ing dreadful record in finals and keeping the same players, the probability isn't good this will change.
By playing walker, danger and Davis may make us lose 2 or 3 extra games this year but in the long run it will be more of a benifit.
Have fun.
Please, PLEASE take Seaby. I do not trust Choco.
Mark Seaby has played just five games with West Coast this year and will seek a trade at season's end.
The Power have already expressed interest in securing an experienced ruckman like Seaby, but Adelaide has also been mooted as a new home for the 25-year-old.