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  • Nico
    Veterans List
    • Jan 2003
    • 11376

    I'm ok to get Curnow if we can get King and Kyle. But we can't forsake our Academy.
    http://www.nostalgiamusic.co.uk/secu...res/srh806.jpg

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    • imuninformedtwo
      Regular in the Side
      • Aug 2024
      • 590

      Apparently Rowie is not agitating for a move elsewhere.

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      • The Big Cat
        On the veteran's list
        • Apr 2006
        • 2373

        I think we can go into deficit if we need to. The only academy likelihood next year is Jason McCartney's kid and he will probably choose North under the F/S. And from what I can ascertain this year, our top rated boys are King and Kyle who are athletes as much as footballers. There is no Heeney/Mills/Blakey/Gulden/Campbell this year.
        Those who have the greatest power to hurt us are those we love.

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        • UUaswan
          Regular in the Side
          • Sep 2024
          • 805

          Originally posted by ugg
          Expect we'll get some later picks back for the Curnow deal if it goes through, plus whatever scraps we get for Buller.
          I agree, we would have to be covering bases.

          It will look ordinary on face value but
          Pick 10 > 14/15
          Next year's 1st 18 > 24 after Curnow kicks 5 in a GF win
          Rowy = Surplus

          Get back some later picks for Points

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          • KSAS
            Senior Player
            • Mar 2018
            • 1881

            The Curnow trade speculation continues. Tom Morris now reporting of talk that Will Hayward will be formerly offered.

            Day five of the AFL trade period is off with a bang as Carlton receives a first official bid for Charlie Curnow, as the fallout continues from St Kilda's backflip on Leek Aleer. Follow live. 

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            • Auntie.Gerald
              Veterans List
              • Oct 2009
              • 6501

              so the talk is still Hayward ?
              "be tough, only when it gets tough"

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              • The Big Cat
                On the veteran's list
                • Apr 2006
                • 2373

                Originally posted by Auntie.Gerald
                so the talk is still Hayward ?
                Before he re-signed with us, he'd had a terrific chat with Michael Voss and he has reportedly said that the thing that kept him in Sydney was an honest discussion he had with Horse. He has said lately that his preference is to stay in Sydney, but would not be shattered if he went to Carlton. And Carlton really wanted him last time and offered him somewhere around a five year contract. (As opposed to the attitude of his best mate Ollie, who told his manager he didn't want to know what other clubs were offering, he just wanted a new contract with the Swans).
                Those who have the greatest power to hurt us are those we love.

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                • imuninformedtwo
                  Regular in the Side
                  • Aug 2024
                  • 590

                  There’s a bit of this that still has me intrigued and it has nothing to do with the Swans. It’s what’s happening at Gold Coast and how it might lessen what we need to give. Hardwick has had two years to look at the list and clearly seen a few gaps he doesn’t like. He’s let some first 22 players go - Ainsworth being the latest. He also dropped Walter late in the year, and is now bringing in JUH.

                  What’s the odds of Curnow to Sydney, Walter to Carlton and Rowie to Suns being the foundations of the deal. We’d still have to give Carlton our two first rounders but not Hayward, one of those might head north (assuming this years as they’d want to keep next year for Walker as a FS), and there’s some later pick swaps to smooth out the deal, including some back to us for Rowie that we can then use on our Academy kids.

                  It would be a gamble for the Suns in some ways, as it assumes JUH works out and King doesn’t head back to Melbourne next year as a free agent.

                  Anyway, not arguing for it, nor is it likely, but what’s happening up there fascinates me.

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                  • BFG
                    Pushing for Selection
                    • Jan 2025
                    • 69

                    Suns are not letting Walter go, he has a big future ahead of him and JUH could well end up a bust. Walter is contracted for 2026, will be at GC for sure.

                    Nervous about the whole Curnow situation and nervous we are going to not match academy bids, Exhibit A - Joel Cochran last year not matched even at pick 47

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