saintsRrising wrote:CarlTaughtMeEnglish wrote:
Hawks currently hold picks 14, 23 and 36. GC might think 10 looks better than 14. .
Hawks traded pick 14 to the Swans two days ago for Tom Mitchell (plus a TBC later pick or exchange of picks).
It is starting to look like Jolly & Ball all over again.
Collingwood then only had the currency in picks to get one deal done - they chose Jolly ahead of Ball.
That meant the only currency left to Collingwood was players.
But Eddie refused to let any player of quality go.
Eddie was only prepared to let his recruiters offer list cloggers which St kilda refused.
In the end Ball went to the draft, no-one other than Collingwood had been able to talk to or do a medical on Ball so Ball slipped through to pick 30 in the draft.
This time Hawthorn appears to have spent pick 14 that they desperately need for the O'Meara deal on Mitchell mk2.
They will struggle to find enough currency to buy O'Meara.
Even pick 14 and Hawthorn next years first rounder after discounting for academy picks are combined worth a tad over 2000 points.
That's pick 4 if you don't get pushed down by an academy pick. Pick 5 if you do.
O'Meara needs at least another 1000 points that Hawthorn can only get by losing a quality "late first round" player minimum.
But they appear to have spent 1000 points buying Mitchell mk2 with pick 14.
That makes them at least 2000 points short.
But it is only an agreement for pick 14 with Sydney.
Sydney can always renege.
Pick 10 looks better to me than pick 14.
What do you say Sydney ?
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