2021 trading, drafting and list management: players and personnel
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Anyone should be wary of a club shopping around a player who is under contract and not surplus to requirements (in terms of the team having plenty of others to play that role). Freo are already lacking decent tall forward options. They paid a lot for Hogan and then shipped him out. And now they're trying to do the same with Lobb.
Buyer beware.
(Unless it's clearly salary cap related, as with Collingwood last year. But that can't apply to Freo this year, surely. Not after they've been saved the money they wanted to pay to Cerra.)
He makes it on the park around 15 games a year. He can’t ruck. He kicks less than a goal a game. He hates contests. And he’s paid a motza.
He had one good year in footy, his second (from memory). And he’s lived off that perception ever since.'Delicious' is a fun word to sayComment
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The Swans are disappointed to lose a player they consider a star in the making just as they are re-launching a tilt at the flag, and they are entitled to be.
The Crows should try to find them a pick inside the top 15 in this year’s draft, a near impossible task given how few are selling.
Assuming they won’t offer their future first-round pick, which would be an advantage to the Swans, Dawson should cost Adelaide the future first-round pick tied to the Demons and at least pick 33 in this year’s draft.
He is better than that, but given what is available that sounds a deal worth making.Comment
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This is the gist of the article - it seems fair to me.
The Swans are disappointed to lose a player they consider a star in the making just as they are re-launching a tilt at the flag, and they are entitled to be.
The Crows should try to find them a pick inside the top 15 in this year’s draft, a near impossible task given how few are selling.
Assuming they won’t offer their future first-round pick, which would be an advantage to the Swans, Dawson should cost Adelaide the future first-round pick tied to the Demons and at least pick 33 in this year’s draft.
He is better than that, but given what is available that sounds a deal worth making.
I still don’t understand why the Crows chose not to trade for pick 17 this year?Comment
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Great idea, and if he nominated 1mil than it just screws over the club he is joining...ofcourse as long as the contract has the buddy requirement and isnt able to be renegotiate no matter what....On Fox Footy Trade Table tonight David King suggested clubs should able to trade their PSD picks. He gave example of us giving North our ND 3rd rounder for their PSD 1st pick to cover a potential Dawson walk to the PSD and improve our negotiation hand with Adelaide. However even in that scenario there is nothing stopping Dawson putting a million dollar value on his head, knowing we don't have the cap space & still get to Adelaide for nothing.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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Gee doesn't sound like the crows to be unreasonable. Horribly club, who's fans feel they are a cut above the rest. Sent from my SM-A715F using TapatalkComment
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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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Cowboys. Dragged into an unedifying @@@@fight with absolute chancers. They don't even know the player they are getting.Comment
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Yes, though I think we know why they’re shopping him around.
He makes it on the park around 15 games a year. He can’t ruck. He kicks less than a goal a game. He hates contests. And he’s paid a motza.
He had one good year in footy, his second (from memory). And he’s lived off that perception ever since.Comment
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If we ended up with pick 33 + Melbourne's future 1st it wouldn't be too bad. It's off the mark of Dawson's value, but we know we're not going to get that. These are 2 reasonable picks that could produce good players. It's below fair value, but not outrageously so. I wouldn't push back too hard if that offer is on the table.
I think there's been a good balance of arguments pro and con Ladhams. If KB thinks he can strike a good deal for him, I'm fine with that and if we don't get him, I'm fine with that too.
If our list management team have been doing their homework in a year when it's been very hard to do so, there might be some good finds in the 30s part of the draft. There must be good players with little exposure. It might not be a bad part of the draft to have 3 picks.Comment
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If we ended up with pick 33 + Melbourne's future 1st it wouldn't be too bad. It's off the mark of Dawson's value, but we know we're not going to get that. These are 2 reasonable picks that could produce good players. It's below fair value, but not outrageously so. I wouldn't push back too hard if that offer is on the table.
I think there's been a good balance of arguments pro and con Ladhams. If KB thinks he can strike a good deal for him, I'm fine with that and if we don't get him, I'm fine with that too.
If our list management team have been doing their homework in a year when it's been very hard to do so, there might be some good finds in the 30s part of the draft. There must be good players with little exposure. It might not be a bad part of the draft to have 3 picks.
Not that it really matters, but it's hard to envisage Melbourne's pick next year as anything other than 17 or 18.Comment
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