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Makes sense
Loosing most likely Stephen’s (a future mid)
Callum out maybe 12 rounds in 2024 inside mid, wing, HBF
Jordon and Dow 60 games each only 22yrs old , cheap but maybe able to find a role at the Swans and or keep our depth fighting for spots
Could all be media hype though as both seem obvious possibilities for low cost options with experience"be tough, only when it gets tough"
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Grundy can stay and Melb are screwed $
Grundy can say the only deal I will accept if asked to leave is Sydney Swans
That leaves Melb in a bind.
Melbourne either have to sweeten the deal with a good exchange of picks ie we may say we want pick 13 and we will give you pick 23 in exchange or we want u to kick in $150k pa over next 4 seasons
So much to play out"be tough, only when it gets tough"
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Jacob Bauer | AFL
I was also wondering if there a few other players like Bauer ex swans academy that we suggested like a Dane Rampe……to go get some more WAFL SANFL type experience over the years and we will keep an active watch?
Some that maybe now 23/24 yrs of age that needed time to develop due to playing a key forward or key back role.
It is looking more and more like we need a makeshift interim solution for 2024 to help our backline talls
We can’t rely on Melican and Reid to be injury free and help our backline - if the definitely sign on
Buller and Arnold maybe?
Could Buller become a defensive option and development opportunity as a KPP?
These are our key backs;
McCartin, Melican, Francis, Arnold, Rampe, Blakey (he is 196cm) not counting Gould who will most likely be delisted
These are our key forwards;
McLean, McDonald, Amartey, Reid, Buller & at a pinch Ladhams.
Any you want to take a KF out? That might just leave us a little bit short.
Reid can go back at a pinch too.
I think the KPD stocks are pretty good, just add a developing KPD & that replaces Rampe.Comment
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if the agreement was between player & club not club & club then Pies must pay. The AFL can't change the contract status. To do so would be to invite litigation on a huge scaleComment
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'Dow still showed what he could do at AFL level late in Carlton's home and away season, playing seven consecutive matches to finish the campaign before losing his place in the team ahead of the finals.
He averaged 21.8 disposals and 6.5 clearances per game across the final month of the season, while he had also emerged as one of the best midfielders at VFL level after averaging 31.4 touches from 10 reserves fixtures this year.'
Port great Travis Boak set to go on, luckless Saint Nick Coffield's offer, Port Adelaide's future first on the tableComment
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Interesting that we're interested in Jordon and Dow.
We obviously have a midfield clearance problem and I think both are decent players but hard to see who they come in for. Sure Mills may be out for a bit of the year but Sheldrick seems to be best 22. Do they come in for Rowbottom who is tracking ok? Or are they just depth?
Makes it more curious that we traded on Hewett - I was suprised by it at the time and now think it was a mistakeComment
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Is it possible……when building a super strong squad……but you can’t attract elite talent in the midfield you need to build depth and competition
I suspect that we won’t be able to attract a top / elite mid for 2024 and maybe don’t want to
But equally we know what we have is very good but maybe a little short right now on top4
Hence building a squad that maybe able to win a couple extra games via depth to replace injuries as well as unleash our Gus, Roberts, Dow and Jordon to fight for their spots
Let’s go
Let’s grow"be tough, only when it gets tough"
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Makes sense
Loosing most likely Stephen’s (a future mid)
Callum out maybe 12 rounds in 2024 inside mid, wing, HBF
Jordon and Dow 60 games each only 22yrs old , cheap but maybe able to find a role at the Swans and or keep our depth fighting for spots
Could all be media hype though as both seem obvious possibilities for low cost options with experienceComment
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John Hopkins
“Often times the stiffness can be treated, and the pain resolves. It takes the repaired rotator cuff tendons about six weeks to heal initially to the bone, three months to form a relatively strong attachment to the bone, and about six to nine months before the tendon is completely healed to the bone.“
Long recovery 9 to 12 months
hopkinsmedicine.org/health/treatment-tests-and-therapies/failed-rotator-cuff-repairs#:~:text=Often%20times%20the%20stiffness%20 can,completely%20healed%20to%20the%20bone."be tough, only when it gets tough"
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More likely for Cerra. He played pretty well when he came into the team late in the season. Very stiff not to play finals. I can understand him wanting to move. If we get both then I reckon we are going to the draft for a couple of key defenders.Comment
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The only reason we traded Hewett was because “dog” Dawson had committed via text to key Swan management they had nothing to worry about, and they accepted this in good faith. Salary cap was tight, and in order to fit Dawson in they had to find a way, and George Hewett was placed on the trade market to make room for Dawson. Hewett was happy in Sydney and did not want to leave the club.
If Dawson had been honest with the club Hewett would still be in SydneyComment
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