Would we do a straight swap of Brodie Grundy for ladhams. Demons want a forward who can ruck. We want a pure ruckman. Ladhams fits the bill for them.
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My guess (and it is purely a guess) is that Thomas and his manager were seeking a long term deal from a club at money equivalent to what he is currently on. It was reported that the Swans enquired about him last year but were put off by the healthy size of his contract - estimated (by someone, not sure who) to be around $700k pa. That sounds like a player reaping the early rewards of potential at a club with not many places to spend its salary cap. His best is superb but he has produced it sporadically.
Add in the off-field issues, and no club (including North) in their right mind would give him a long-term, highly paid contract. When he and his manager realised this, I suspect they came to the conclusion that his best bet was to see out his contract next year and then find out if any club (including North) is of the mind to give him that long term deal. Even if his off-field is exemplary for the next 12 months, I think he will remain a perceived risk. Not only for the off-field potential hazards but a question over whether he will apply himself onfield to his best ability if he has the security of a long-term, lucrative contract.Comment
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Jack Ginnivan 2022 AFL Highlights - YouTube
Still my preference if we are trying to find 30 or 40 goals and would not cost the earth for a trade
Pies will be in trouble mid next year fitting everyone in the cap
Jack kicks it a long way and at the SCG could send them from outside the arc at will
Sneaky 185cm who can post up and lead
That would give us Heeney, Hayward, Paps and Primetime as small medium leading players !!!
Prime time Ginnivan for an early pick in the 20s or a late first round? ????????"be tough, only when it gets tough"
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Jack Ginnivan 2022 AFL Highlights - YouTube
Still my preference if we are trying to find 30 or 40 goals and would not cost the earth for a trade
Pies will be in trouble mid next year fitting everyone in the cap
Jack kicks it a long way and at the SCG could send them from outside the arc at will
Sneaky 185cm who can post up and lead
That would give us Heeney, Hayward, Paps and Primetime as small medium leading players !!!
Prime time Ginnivan for an early pick in the 20s or a late first round? ????????"Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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Jack Ginnivan 2022 AFL Highlights - YouTube
Still my preference if we are trying to find 30 or 40 goals and would not cost the earth for a trade
Pies will be in trouble mid next year fitting everyone in the cap
Jack kicks it a long way and at the SCG could send them from outside the arc at will
Sneaky 185cm who can post up and lead
That would give us Heeney, Hayward, Paps and Primetime as small medium leading players !!!
Prime time Ginnivan for an early pick in the 20s or a late first round? ????????
Seriously though, he would have to pull his really big head in if he was to play for the Swans.
I don't doubt we could make him do that though should the unlikely happen and he came to our club.
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True but he is due for an 'on' season.I still reckon he's worth the obvious risk.
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Jack Ginnivan 2022 AFL Highlights - YouTube
Still my preference if we are trying to find 30 or 40 goals and would not cost the earth for a trade
Pies will be in trouble mid next year fitting everyone in the cap
Jack kicks it a long way and at the SCG could send them from outside the arc at will
Sneaky 185cm who can post up and lead
That would give us Heeney, Hayward, Paps and Primetime as small medium leading players !!!
Prime time Ginnivan for an early pick in the 20s or a late first round? ????????
In saying that I think hes a pretty passionate Pies guy and I dont know if we have a shortage of small/med forwards?Comment
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On Stephens, he's had a lot of opportunity and hasn't looked up to it, which is a big shame. I think he's out the door and really hope that he doesn't "do an Aliir" at North. We won't get much for him sadly.Comment
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He has to want to go to the Hawks. Heard today from a pretty reliable source that he is bound for the Roos (he’s agreed to North’s contract), the Swans now need to agree to trade terms to get it doneComment
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But that trade’s not going to happen, regardless.Comment
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So we officially start with picks 11, 22, 30, 41 and 49.
I’d love us to simply walk up to Gold Coast and say what’s pick 4 gonna cost, but I reckon they’ll basically run an auction on it.'Delicious' is a fun word to sayComment
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As mentioned above……we officially start with picks 11, 22, 30, 41 and 49.
One scenario might be :
So pick 11 we will most likely go the draft with?
Picks 41 and 49 could we bundle to their value of pick 27ish if a team needs the points for father son or academy ?
So we end up with picks 11, 22, 27, 30
We use 27 and 30 for trades if required or we bundle 27 and 30 into their value which is pick 12ish
We could end up with 11and 12 for the draft and maybe pick 22 is required for a specific role trade we have identified ?
This is all depends on who needs points and flexibility with multiple picks and also if we can get what we want via UFA or FA etc
11 and 12 would have many options to go back to back with talent in the draft and probably get what we want………. and or bundle again to move into serious players ie 11 & 12 bundled equals pick 2 which no one will give up as a straight trade …. But there is opportunity"be tough, only when it gets tough"
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