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2018 trading, drafting and list management: players and personnel
At 1st glance, i thought this is a horrible deal. But i have a lot of tine for Acres. He is coming into his prime and i think we can take him to the next level. Its the picks i don't like. Not only are we not getting into the top end of the draft, it takes us out of the 1st round altogether. Unless swans have their eye on someone next year. I would like this deal better if GC entered the party with a 1st rounder for Lloyd.
Suggestions at the Hun that Rhyce Shaw is about to leave to join North Melbourne. I really really hope not. It would be a tragedy if he left!
Noooooo!!!.........(pauses to gather thoughts)..............nooooo nooooo!!! I always saw Rhyce as our possible future senior coach. I hope it's rumour only.
Noooooo!!!.........(pauses to gather thoughts)..............nooooo nooooo!!! I always saw Rhyce as our possible future senior coach. I hope it's rumour only.
He can come back after seeing a different part of the world. It's good to see how another organisation works and share the intellectual property.
At 1st glance, i thought this is a horrible deal. But i have a lot of tine for Acres. He is coming into his prime and i think we can take him to the next level. Its the picks i don't like. Not only are we not getting into the top end of the draft, it takes us out of the 1st round altogether. Unless swans have their eye on someone next year. I would like this deal better if GC entered the party with a 1st rounder for Lloyd.
Where our 1st pick is in this draft irrelevant provided we have sufficient picks and points to cover Blakey. I would be disappointed if we didn't get the saints first pick this year as it would be a great opportunity to pick up a gun mid. The trade would also mean that we wouldn't have a first round pick to upgrade for a Lloyd trade if he was traded BL or GCS. IMO Lloyd is worth more than Hanners, maybe they would be willing to look at a straight swap of pick 3/4/5 for Lloyd?
I have to be honest- I didn't even think of position in team, and agree that Jarrad is currently filling the most logical role for Goddard (and assuming he plays another year there's probably little need, unless they take it in turns- great for team continuity!).
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
"Jarrad McVeigh will learn in the coming days if he will be given another contract to play on with Sydney next year. The former Swans premiership captain will have his future decided by the club's list management committee this week but is expected to be given the green light to lace up for a 17th season in the red and the white. Veteran defender Heath Grundy is also likely to play on next year with the Swans.
"McVeigh, who will become an assistant coach at the Swans after his playing career, was given a strong endorsement by Swans chief executive Andrew Ireland to play on earlier this week.
"The discussion will continue with our list committee," Ireland said on Macquarie Sports Radio. "I think the reality is, Macca's played a cracking year, and all things being equal, I wouldn't see any reason why he wouldn't play next year. That's a decision that will be discussed between the list management group, John [Longmire] and Jarrad. But as I say, I think his football has been first class and I don't really see any reason why he wouldn't play on."
On an unrelated topic. North are keen to trade their first round draft pick rather than being forced to use it on Tarryn Thomas.
The same would apply to the Swans. There’s no way Blakey will make it to pick 10+ so we are better off using that pick in a trade and points for Blakey.
Swans will have figured this out already. Who is it?
"Jarrad McVeigh will learn in the coming days if he will be given another contract to play on with Sydney next year. The former Swans premiership captain will have his future decided by the club's list management committee this week but is expected to be given the green light to lace up for a 17th season in the red and the white. Veteran defender Heath Grundy is also likely to play on next year with the Swans.
"McVeigh, who will become an assistant coach at the Swans after his playing career, was given a strong endorsement by Swans chief executive Andrew Ireland to play on earlier this week.
"The discussion will continue with our list committee," Ireland said on Macquarie Sports Radio. "I think the reality is, Macca's played a cracking year, and all things being equal, I wouldn't see any reason why he wouldn't play next year. That's a decision that will be discussed between the list management group, John [Longmire] and Jarrad. But as I say, I think his football has been first class and I don't really see any reason why he wouldn't play on."
Looks like Lloyd will be leaving then.
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Originally posted by Markwebbos
On an unrelated topic. North are keen to trade their first round draft pick rather than being forced to use it on Tarryn Thomas.
The same would apply to the Swans. There’s no way Blakey will make it to pick 10+ so we are better off using that pick in a trade and points for Blakey.
Swans will have figured this out already. Who is it?
I think Swans biggest need by far is midfielders, even more so if Hanners +/- Lllooyyydddd leave. And I reckon the Moore thing is rubbish. I believe we’ve got plans for a Hanners replacement.
What do people thing of Jed Anderson. He’s not signed a new contract at NM
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