What picks do we now have?
2018 trading, drafting and list management: players and personnel
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Don’t get me wrong. I’m not saying it’s a bad deal on our behalf. What we have essentially done is shifted a 2nd round pick from next year to this year. And if the experts are to believed this year’s class is/will be better than next year’s so that hopefully will work to our benefit.
However I’m just not buying the hoo-ha on social media and other forums saying the Swans have found a loophole in the system. and fleeced the AFL.Comment
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The loophole is avoiding using our top pick to match an academy bid by in effect trading it away temporarily and then trading it back.Don’t get me wrong. I’m not saying it’s a bad deal on our behalf. What we have essentially done is shifted a 2nd round pick from next year to this year. And if the experts are to believed this year’s class is/will be better than next year’s so that hopefully will work to our benefit.
However I’m just not buying the hoo-ha on social media and other forums saying the Swans have found a loophole in the system. and fleeced the AFL.Comment
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Pretty sure the draft tracker is right. 47 and 97 are now 45 and 95 after some sliding due to matching bids.Can someone confirm what picks we actually have left:
This article (Swans move up order in live picks trade - sydneyswans.com.au) plus the draft tracker suggests 25,40,45,80,95,98, but then goes on to say we traded 34,39 and 40 in effect for Blakey to get Blakey, 47 and 97..... I'm easily confused at the best of times but still confused haha!Comment
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"You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."Comment
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If we did nothing we'd now have 41, 42, 43 and a mid 50s pick.
Now we have 25, 40, 46 and moved next years 2nd to 3rd round. I'm thinking that there's someone we want at 25, only WCE & Crows pick before us tomorrow, we may know who they will pick.Comment


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