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  • UUaswan
    Regular in the Side
    • Sep 2024
    • 785

    Originally posted by Thunder Shaker
    On the Rosas trade with Gold Coast, the AFL website says that good progress has been made on the deal, and it could be one of the first trades to be completed. The trade may involve our third-round pick (currently pick 50), plus some kind of pick swaps.

    Holding pattern for Starcevich, Pies opt against father-son nom, Steele wants to stay (afl.com.au).
    4th Rounder for a guy thats played 11 games in 2 yrs

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    • Thunder Shaker
      Aut vincere aut mori
      • Apr 2004
      • 4347

      Originally posted by UUaswan
      4th Rounder for a guy thats played 11 games in 2 yrs
      Pick swaps are likely to be included.

      It would be awesome (though unlikely) if it included a swap of Sydney's pick 10 for Gold Coast's pick 6.

      The most likely scenario would be a token swap of picks and a commitment to make a live trade on draft night in case it's needed.

      In other news, Max King and Harry Kyle both topped a jump category at the Combine. King jumped 80cm in the vertical jump test, five cm higher than anyone else. Kyle topped the running vertical jump at 95cm.
      "Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final

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      • Nico
        Veterans List
        • Jan 2003
        • 11373

        Originally posted by imuninformedtwo
        Serong would be a very good get. He’d likely play right away as a third tall, can intercept, he’d help in freeing up Blakey and allowing us to start the transition from Rampe.

        He’s never going to mind the genuinely big boppers but he’d make for a good addition.
        He didn't get a game with Hawthorn in 2 years. If he comes to us then I would hope he improves as he matures. On Curnow, now that Lloyd has re-signed, I don't think he will come to us. I would be surprised if we gave a first round pick away for him. Geelong have a way of getting these players.
        http://www.nostalgiamusic.co.uk/secu...res/srh806.jpg

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        • The_Budds
          On the Rookie List
          • Sep 2025
          • 13

          Serong's best work this year (which included his second VFL best and fairest) was done up on a wing as a transition player. Big and strong, brave and an aerial option. Could go back as that interceptor when needed as well.

          Good get for us - with our record of smart fringe player pickups, I'd back him to become a player for us

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          • bandwagon
            Regular in the Side
            • May 2003
            • 602

            Originally posted by Nico

            He didn't get a game with Hawthorn in 2 years. If he comes to us then I would hope he improves as he matures.
            He did play 5 games last year. This year he was behind Battle, Barrass, Sicily and Frost, with Scrimshaw and Weddle also able to play 3rd tall. And then Hawtjorn selected Mraz with their first pick in the 2024 draft, so hopefully he can be a Craig Bolton for us. Though he only has to be better than Hamling to be an upgrade.

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            • BFG
              Pushing for Selection
              • Jan 2025
              • 63

              This Curnow trade worries me a lot given how much we'd need to give up to get a 29yo with injury issues and coming off the back of an ordinary season.

              There's at least three academy players we shouldn't let slide to other clubs and in addition the opportunity to add a potentially very good player with pick 11/12

              Hope we aren't looking at overpaying IF Carlton are willing to let Curnow leave.

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              • KSAS
                Senior Player
                • Mar 2018
                • 1871

                The club has made significant off field changes and hopefully will do similarly onfield as we properly enter the Dean Cox era. Having Rosas & Jai Serong nominate us is not a bad start.

                IF we do land Curnow, hope it only involves our 2 first round picks and not having to give up a valuable player, which i include Hayward, even though he does go missing at times. This will need to involve a 3rd club for Carlton to also gain an A grade player they're after.

                IF we do lose Hayward in any Curnow trade, it might present an opportunity for Ned Bowman, who appears to be a similar type player who could develop into that hybrid medium forward?

                i fear Maclean may become a depth only player, with Ladhams as the preferred 2nd ruck with the 5 man interchange. Even more so if we also land Curnow. Wouldn't surprise me then if he or the club shops him around during the trade period.

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                • Thunder Shaker
                  Aut vincere aut mori
                  • Apr 2004
                  • 4347

                  Originally posted by BFG
                  This Curnow trade worries me a lot given how much we'd need to give up to get a 29yo with injury issues and coming off the back of an ordinary season.

                  There's at least three academy players we shouldn't let slide to other clubs and in addition the opportunity to add a potentially very good player with pick 11/12

                  Hope we aren't looking at overpaying IF Carlton are willing to let Curnow leave.
                  I have some concerns as well. Giving away two first-round picks would be overs. Carlton can make that request because Curnow is contracted. If Curnow didn't have a contract, one decent first-round pick would be closer to the mark. Curnow did have an ordinary season including four weeks in a row where he kicked no goals.
                  "Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final

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                  • UUaswan
                    Regular in the Side
                    • Sep 2024
                    • 785

                    Hayward may be seen as surplus if we land King (and most likely play him in Yr 2 ).
                    Cleary and Corey may also be seen as able to step up, plus Dattoli or Heeney more fwd as he ages.

                    The problem with Curnow if giving up that much for him he needs to be good for 3 years, not 1.

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                    • UUaswan
                      Regular in the Side
                      • Sep 2024
                      • 785

                      Fairest and Bests

                      Hewett - Played as a tagger,can actually play
                      Cameron- not played, can actually play
                      Dawson - played as a defender, not bad inside
                      Serong- picked Stephens
                      Dunkley - never picked him and he has been interstate for 5 yrs after his drafted club received 2 firsts for him

                      Alot more at play but i hope we don't let the door hit KB on the way out

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                      • 111431
                        Regular in the Side
                        • Sep 2010
                        • 705

                        Originally posted by UUaswan
                        Fairest and Bests

                        Hewett - Played as a tagger,can actually play
                        Cameron- not played, can actually play
                        Dawson - played as a defender, not bad inside
                        Serong- picked Stephens
                        Dunkley - never picked him and he has been interstate for 5 yrs after his drafted club received 2 firsts for him

                        Alot more at play but i hope we don't let the door hit KB on the way out
                        I’m not sure your parting comments are fair given we actually drafted 3 of the 5 - that suggests to me some kind of coaching / development issue.
                        In the case of Stephens he was playing senior SANFL football as a 17 yr old which is a reasonable indicator of future potential. In the case of Dunkley i think there was more at play with his father and the Swans

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