Note that.:
**Trade week is called "Exchange Period"
**that the drafts are called "meetings"
http://www.afl.com.au/Season2007/NABAFL ... fault.aspx
Tuesday Oct 2 - Friday Oct 5
NAB AFL Draft Camp
Saturday Oct 6
Victorian State Screening Session
Monday Oct 8 to 2pm Friday Oct 12
Exchange Period
Saturday Oct 13
South Australian State Screening Session
Sunday Oct 14
Western Australian State Screening Session
Wednesday Oct 31 (2pm)
List Lodgement One, including rookie promotions, retained second year rookies and father / son selections
Wednesday Nov 14 (2pm)
Draft Nominations Close
Friday Nov 16 (2pm)
List Lodgement Two
Wednesday Nov 21 (2pm)
Delisted Player Nominations Close
Saturday Nov 24 (10am)
NAB AFL Draft Selection Meeting
Tuesday Nov 27 (2pm)
Uncontracted Listed Player Nominations Close
Friday Nov 30 (2pm)
List Lodgement Three and TPP Estimates
Friday Dec 7 (2pm)
Delisted Player Nominations Close
Tuesday Dec 11 (10am)
NAB AFL Pre-Season Draft Selection Meeting
Tuesday Dec 11 (10.15am)
Nomination of Brisbane Lions and Sydney eligible rookie list players
Tuesday Dec 11 (10.30am)
NAB AFL Rookie Draft Selection Meeting
Trading period:
The trading period occurs shortly after the end of the season and allows clubs to trade players on that year's list to other clubs in exchange for other players, draft selections or a combination of both. The simplest form of this deal is to trade player A for player B, but often the deals are more complicated involving combinations of clubs, players and draft selections. Players involved must consent to the swap before a deal can be finalised and deals must be forwarded to the AFL by an agreed deadline.
NAB AFL Draft:
It is compulsory for clubs to participate and by this stage they can have a maximum of 35 players on their list. The AFL forms an official order of selection for that year’s NAB AFL Draft and distributes it to all clubs and media. Potential AFL players from around Australia must nominate for the NAB AFL Draft by the cut-off date to be eligible for selection. Clubs can also nominate players they will select under the father/son rule (explained later) before the draft and elevate players from the Rookie List on to their senior list. The NAB AFL Draft is the centrepiece of the AFL's off-season. It commands huge media attention with all selections analysed and each club's strategy assessed. The number at which a player is selected in the draft has implications for his minimum entitlements under the AFL/AFL Players' Association Collective Bargaining Agreement. Much of the attention is focused on the No.1 draft selection.
Rookie List:
The Rookie List has been a successful innovation in AFL football. Each club is allowed to select a maximum of six players, or nine in the case of Sydney and Brisbane, to be placed on the rookie list. These players can play in the pre-season competition or be promoted as a long-term injury replacement player during the home and away season.
Dates for 2007 Trade, and various drafts & info
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Re: Dates for 2007 Trade, and various drafts & info
Geez they are such w@nkers aren't they!!!saintsRrising wrote:Note that.:
**Trade week is called "Exchange Period"
**that the drafts are called "meetings"
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We are on a roll..We have the draft dates here in this thread...
In this one...http://www.saintsational.com/forum/view ... hp?t=35421
And in this one...
http://www.saintsational.com/forum/view ... hp?t=35399
There's no excuse now for not knowing what's happening
In this one...http://www.saintsational.com/forum/view ... hp?t=35421
And in this one...
http://www.saintsational.com/forum/view ... hp?t=35399
There's no excuse now for not knowing what's happening
The more things change the more they stay the same