Carlton looking to sign Tom Mitchell
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I have not entered this forum to reaffirm any of my previous opinions. If Mitchell wanted to move I believe the most likely destination would be the Melbourne Demons not Carlton due to deal dynamics.
Roos is a crafty trade operator and I believe he is planning astutely for Danny Frawley to leave.
This is the fantasy deal I believe will go through:
Tom Mitchill, Nick Malcski and Loyd Perris for Pick 4 to the Swans.
Melbourne would then get pick 5 as compensation for Frawley.
Roos would not want to take Malceski under free agency because it would affect the compensation with Frawley. He would package up Mitchill and Malceski and would push for Lloyd Perris to be the deal sweetener (we know Roos has a high opinion of Perris and he would have low currency coming off an ACL).
Mitchell may want to leave the Swans for more first team football, Malceski may want to leave for a better pay day, and Perris may want to be on a Senior list.
I think the Swans would like a top 5 pick in the draft. Melbourne gets three players and still has one early pick in the draft.
Any trade for Malceski is probably better than pick 40 in free agency. Mitchill is worth IMO apick 12-20 at the trade and Perris may be the late sweetner.
If Mitchell wants more firsts footy it just takes less injuries. He can sit out injured just as well at Sydney as he could at the Dees.
The way he's started, Perris will likely be on our senior list soon enough.
Next player(s) you wanna bundle off to the Dees??Comment
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"If " Mitchell wants to leave and Carlton is his choice for a trade and "if" Malceski gets the big bucks that he probably deserves and goes for free to Melbourne then maybe that was why Chris Yarran smiled at Buddy last week - would be a good replacement for Malceski if he wants to goComment
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Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way you'll be a mile away and he'll be shoeless.Comment
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Matt80 I normally love reading your opinions because you're not scared to say what you think and that is what RWO is all about...but that deal is laughable...Mitchell alone is worth a top 10 pick...inside mids like him are as rare as hens teeth in modern football these days given the obsession with speed...any club would love to build a 10 year midfield around a player like Tom and that is why Sydney won't let him leave.Twitter @cmdil
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I have not entered this forum to reaffirm any of my previous opinions. If Mitchell wanted to move I believe the most likely destination would be the Melbourne Demons not Carlton due to deal dynamics.
Roos is a crafty trade operator and I believe he is planning astutely for Danny Frawley to leave.
This is the @@@@ing idiot recruiters deal I believe will go through:
Tom Mitchill, Nick Malcski and Loyd Perris for Pick 4 to the Swans.
Melbourne would then get pick 5 as compensation for Frawley.
Roos would not want to take Malceski under free agency because it would affect the compensation with Frawley. He would package up Mitchill and Malceski and would push for Lloyd Perris to be the deal sweetener (we know Roos has a high opinion of Perris and he would have low currency coming off an ACL).
Mitchell may want to leave the Swans for more first team football, Malceski may want to leave for a better pay day, and Perris may want to be on a Senior list.
I think the Swans would like a top 5 pick in the draft. Melbourne gets three players and still has one early pick in the draft.
Any trade for Malceski is probably better than pick 40 in free agency. Mitchill is worth IMO apick 12-20 at the trade and Perris may be the late sweetner.
Moderators, allow me this one indulgence??
Matt80, you sir know absolutely nothing about trading and drafting.Comment
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I have not idea how it works but I thought that would be the case, we give up our first pick for Heeney, what ever it is. I still can not see why the Swans should "sell the farm" for movement up the draft ladder. Some Clubs need to but appears the Swans develop their squad basically from the "leftovers", except for a few minor exceptions.Comment
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That's a little unfair Doc. What are your credentials in regards to trading? Imagine the outcry if Matt suggested we trade, Kennedy or Jack for a young KPP. Which is the sort of thing Luke Darcy is suggesting for the bulldogs. "Western Bulldogs ruckman Luke Darcy suggested the Bulldogs should use skipper Ryan Griffen as currency to lure one of GWS's three tall forwards to Witten Oval. The 2002 all-Australian said the bulldogs must be bold and brave to give them the best possible chance at poaching one of the Giants big men." Now he is somebody who has a better understanding of top level football and trading than any of us here, and he points out that bold and brave decisions are required to prise top 5 picks out of clubs. Just as Matt80 is suggesting. Whether we need to do the trade or agree with his evaluation of trade value is an interesting debate. But don't just dismiss his opinion just because you don't agree with it. Poorly played.Comment
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It's hard to see a reason why the Swans would do *any* deal involving Mitchell. He's young, highly valued, has two more years to run on his contract and is apparently happy at the club. Even if he requests to go, we are under no obligation to trade him, and he must know that it's a long shot. Perhaps if Carlton offered him a ton of money we might have to worry about him becoming dissatisfied with the club, but that seems very unlikely, particularly given that we're looking after him pretty well in that department already.
If we trade for picks, we might reduce our salary cap, but if we need to free up cap space I think there are a lot of places we would look before getting rid of Mitchell.Comment
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