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In light of the Harley Reid situation, Logan McDonald has spoken up about being drafted interstate and has this to say:
“I’m so grateful that Sydney took me … I’ve loved every minute here, it’s been so much fun and I can’t wait to keep playing for this club for as long as I can. I do miss my family and friends but I love Sydney and the club have been so welcoming.”
He was at our junior club this week with Nick Blakey, Matt Roberts and Lachie Rankin. They were all great with the kids but I thought Logan in particular seemed very relaxed and happy.Comment
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Our likely high first and a second! - are we trading for 28yo Barrass or young Nick Daicos?
A lot of rubbish dribbles out of the media, how's those earlier in the season 6 years at $800k per season for TDK going?Comment
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He has played 132 games since he made his debut in 2015. His 132 games in nine seasons are distributed as 3 (50% from debut in R17, 12% season), 10 (43%), 19 (79%), 19 (76%), 14 (58%), 18 (100%), 16 (73%), 19 (86%), 14 (82%), total for career 132 (72% from debut). Only in 2020 did he play every game in a shortened season.
So he's in and out of the side, probably due to injury. I'll make some optimistic assumptions: he plays six more seasons and we play 24 games each season. I'll also assume that he plays 72% of games - his career average. 24×6×72% = 104 games.
By that assessment, we would be paying overs if we offered a likely pick 6 and pick 23 for a player who only is likely to play about 100 games. We would be paying overs because Barrass is contracted. We should look elsewhere and get better value.
De Koning's figures are no better. 51 games (64%) from debut in 2018: 2, none, 7, 13, 19, 10. He's been in and out of the Carlton team as well, and played no senior games at all in 2019.
If De Koning was out of contract, we could probably secure his services for one or both of our second-round picks."Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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I'm wondering what the views are of recruiting McKay from North Melbourne. He's a key defender, a free agent, wouldn't cost us anything in draft picks. His figures are on par with De Koning (65 games with a similar average). North Melbourne could potentially end up with pick 3 as compensation, though my guess that's more likely to be an end of first round pick (about pick 19)."Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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Barrass is 28 years old and will turn 29 in October.
He has played 132 games since he made his debut in 2015. His 132 games in nine seasons are distributed as 3 (50% from debut in R17, 12% season), 10 (43%), 19 (79%), 19 (76%), 14 (58%), 18 (100%), 16 (73%), 19 (86%), 14 (82%), total for career 132 (72% from debut). Only in 2020 did he play every game in a shortened season.
So he's in and out of the side, probably due to injury. I'll make some optimistic assumptions: he plays six more seasons and we play 24 games each season. I'll also assume that he plays 72% of games - his career average. 24×6×72% = 104 games.
By that assessment, we would be paying overs if we offered a likely pick 6 and pick 23 for a player who only is likely to play about 100 games. We would be paying overs because Barrass is contracted. We should look elsewhere and get better value.
De Koning's figures are no better. 51 games (64%) from debut in 2018: 2, none, 7, 13, 19, 10. He's been in and out of the Carlton team as well, and played no senior games at all in 2019.
If De Koning was out of contract, we could probably secure his services for one or both of our second-round picks.Comment
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OK, I forgot to check that one.
Meanwhile, more discussion about Barrass on SEN here: Player agent responds to Barrass rumours as Swans urged to make trade"Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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We are not giving up pick 5 for barrass. Not in a million years.
We'll package up some other picks (maybe exchange for a better overall pick with a team that needs points for an academy
kid) and or a fringe player.
Tr;dr we will keep pick 5Comment
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Cleary named in under-18 All-Australian team.
Allies dominate U18 All-Australian team after unbeaten carnival'Delicious' is a fun word to sayComment
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Manager on Barrass “But for now, he's very settled in Perth" “He's just had his second baby"
Yep, sounds like a player wanting to move to the other side of the country away from both sides of the family for no more money, but just to help his current home town club out.
Very good FB but not at the cost.
I like the way the Vicmedia push for these trades that are thrown up by themselvesComment
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Suppose we end up getting Gold Coast's pick in exchange for our two 2nd-round picks. If that's pick 7, and we have 22 and 25, that would be close, though we would have to offer a little more (a late pick) to balance out the trade.
I don't know if any other clubs would be chasing points for Academy players and have first-round picks available in this year's draft."Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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Manager on Barrass “But for now, he's very settled in Perth" “He's just had his second baby"
Yep, sounds like a player wanting to move to the other side of the country away from both sides of the family for no more money, but just to help his current home town club out.
Very good FB but not at the cost.
I like the way the Vicmedia push for these trades that are thrown up by themselves"Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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