2017 trading, drafting, list management
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You would think Dan's manager would have tested the waters to see if there was some interest before asking for a trade. Dan was one of the players I listed who should consider going to another club for more opportunities. I think he would be a good fit for GC who are in real need of midfielders. I would take an upgrade of our pick 32 to one of their picks in the 20s.Comment
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When I read the news flash I immediately thought of X Richards fateful decision last year. Only difference is Robbo does have a contract for 2018.
Dew knows him well and other Suns coaches would have seen a lot of him in the NEAFL. Probably his best hope on a 1-2 year deal, we'd get a very modest pick upgrade at best.
Still perplexed about Pies and Murray, you hardly ever see targeting of another club's rookie. What do Pies know that we don't?
I am very uneasy about this as I think he can play AFL level but Bucks might kill his career anyway.
We need slow back flankers to win premierships not the other types.
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A reasonable solution for us on these 2 potential trades would be:
- Murray and pick 51 to Collingwood for pick 38 (equal to pick 55 in value points).
- Robinson and pick 38 to Gold Coast for pick 25 (= pick 49).
- That works out to Murray, Robinson and pick 51 for pick 25.
That would give us picks 14, 25 and 31 which should be 3 good players to work with out of this draft. I would be happy with that.Last edited by Ludwig; 13 October 2017, 07:16 PM.Comment
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Dawson Florent Hayward etc will get plenty of game time anyways"be tough, only when it gets tough"
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A reasonable solution for us on these 2 potential trades would be:
- Murray and pick 51 to Collingwood for pick 38 (equal to pick 55 in value points).
- Robinson and pick 38 to Gold Coast for pick 25 (= pick 49).
- That works out to Murray, Robinson and pick 51 for pick 25.
That would give us picks 14, 25 and 31 which should be 3 good players to work with out of this draft. I would be happy with that.Comment
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With the proposed Robinson trade, it's a matter of moving up 13 places, not a straight trade for pick 25. It comes to a value points equivalent of pick 49, which sounds more than fair. Also would give GC 3 consecutive picks at 37,38 and 39 which has some added value to having picks spaced apart.
I doubt it will go down this way. Who knows if anyone wants Robbo. And there could be future picks involved as well.
It will be hard to get any deals done with GC before they complete the Adam Saad and Gary Ablett trades.Last edited by Ludwig; 13 October 2017, 09:15 PM.Comment
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Robbo will go out on a token deal like Membrey and Biggs. Probably a pick we won't even use. Like Membrey and Biggs a depth player in the Swans structures. Only hope is maybe him plus a pick for Watts.Those who have the greatest power to hurt us are those we love.Comment
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A reasonable solution for us on these 2 potential trades would be:
- Murray and pick 51 to Collingwood for pick 38 (equal to pick 55 in value points).
- Robinson and pick 38 to Gold Coast for pick 25 (= pick 49).
- That works out to Murray, Robinson and pick 51 for pick 25.
That would give us picks 14, 25 and 31 which should be 3 good players to work with out of this draft. I would be happy with that.Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to pause and reflect... MTComment
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Contracted Swans midfielder wants out - AFL.com.au
Dan Robinson has asked for a trade, seeking better senior opportunities. He doesn't have a very high profile so not sure there will be lots of clubs knocking down the door. But if he has a relationship with Dew, maybe the Gold Coast is a possibility.
I'd have thought his standing was reasonably high at the club. He held his position in the senior team until he got injured, and while he's probably not "best 22" I get the feeling he's not far outside.
He's always put in 110% for us, but if his future is elsewhere, either in the AFL or outside, good on him for giving it a red hot go.Comment
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