Official AFL trade week thread
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Official AFL trade week thread
All trade deals and rumours on this thread.
Apparently we are interested in Zaine Cordy from the Bulldogs as a restricted free agent.
Any thoughts on him?
Apparently we are interested in Zaine Cordy from the Bulldogs as a restricted free agent.
Any thoughts on him?
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Gallagher said we wouldn't be busy this trade period. However, North Melbourne have now publicly expressed interest in Hunter Clark, which fills me with dread.
None of us here have any control over what happens. Just have to hope the club ub doesn't act hastily, or just get involved in trades for the sake of being seen to be doing something.
That's what worries me about the noise around Clark
None of us here have any control over what happens. Just have to hope the club ub doesn't act hastily, or just get involved in trades for the sake of being seen to be doing something.
That's what worries me about the noise around Clark
Re: Official AFL trade week thread
One of my boys, a Carltn fan, told me Harry Mackay had signed for them until 2030. I told him the Saints had signed Diddly Squat for the same period.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Zaine Cordy is a fitness machine
The Devil makes work for idle hands!!!
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
That’s two consecutive trade periods where they have achieved diddly squat.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Diddley squat a big improvement on Kent, Freeman, Hill and Hannabery!
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
As ex-president Peter Summers said:
“If we are going to be a contender, we may as well plan to win the bloody thing.”
St Kilda - At least we have a Crest!
“If we are going to be a contender, we may as well plan to win the bloody thing.”
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
"Being seen to be doing something" characterises much of our trade week campaigs in recent years.cwrcyn wrote: ↑Mon 03 Oct 2022 6:51pm Gallagher said we wouldn't be busy this trade period. However, North Melbourne have now publicly expressed interest in Hunter Clark, which fills me with dread.
None of us here have any control over what happens. Just have to hope the club ub doesn't act hastily, or just get involved in trades for the sake of being seen to be doing something.
That's what worries me about the noise around Clark
Disposing of McEvoy, Stanley, Hickey, Acres and now Long (albeit on his wishes) and maybe even Clark...
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Zaine Cordy is HOPELESS!!!!!
Bulldogs biggest weakness for years - key backs
He was one of them
He is s***!!!
We recruit him, don’t push for Bowes
We are incompetent
Bulldogs biggest weakness for years - key backs
He was one of them
He is s***!!!
We recruit him, don’t push for Bowes
We are incompetent
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
BTW
We are going to be quiet during the trade period
Is code for
No one gives a f*** about us or wants to join StK
How do you improve a list by NOT being active in the trade/free agency period!
We are pathetic and Gallagher is useless
We are going to be quiet during the trade period
Is code for
No one gives a f*** about us or wants to join StK
How do you improve a list by NOT being active in the trade/free agency period!
We are pathetic and Gallagher is useless
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Bowes tours Cats Bombers Hawks facilities next few days then makes his decision
Welcome to irrelevant land…we aren’t even in the discussion
And I expect a nice 9-12 slide next year coming too
How the hell are we going to bridge talent gap when Lions bring in 3-4 guns including Ashcroft as no 1 kid
Cats add Bowes and pick 7 abd jump ahead of us pick wise AFTER winning a flag?? Plus add Oliver??
Tigers just go out get Tarranto and Hopper??
Lol we get Cordy or Paddy Dowel who is a cabbage
We are in the bins folks
Club must throw everything next window at Ben King
Statement time
Build some excitement ffs
“Yeah….nah””
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
What do you mean "we" kimosabe?
And Gallagher is clearly very good at his job.
Don't get the verballing.
Quiet doesn't mean inactive.
Quiet like a jaguar ready to strike its prey
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
You have to laugh at the toys being thrown out of the cot because we're not hyper active during the trade period.
Weigh up what we need, vs what is available, vs what currency we have. The club has been heavily criticized for being shortsighted and trading away draft picks for middle-of-the-road talent. So last year, we kept our picks and landed three extremely talented kids with them. Why change that strategy?
Taranto and Hopper are very good players, but how would we get them other than trading away our future?
Bowes would be a reasonable get, but is he what we need? Not really. Pick 7 would be handy however, and seems the reason we're still in that conversation.
For all the back slapping following our "mega" trade period in 2019, how is that going to look in a couple of years? Most would be happy to see Butler, Hill and Jones gone already. Howard has regressed and Ryder is gone. Yet the kids we could have had if we'd held on to any of the picks that we ontraded.... Caleb Serong, Kozi Pickett, Tom Greene, Sam De Koning, Mitch Georgiades, Harrison Jones...
Even the Higgins trade in 2020, yes Jack could still be a player, but the pick we traded landed Max Holmes. I know who I'd rather.
You can trade for the short to medium term, but for sustained success, the draft is the way to go - you've just gotta get it right.
Weigh up what we need, vs what is available, vs what currency we have. The club has been heavily criticized for being shortsighted and trading away draft picks for middle-of-the-road talent. So last year, we kept our picks and landed three extremely talented kids with them. Why change that strategy?
Taranto and Hopper are very good players, but how would we get them other than trading away our future?
Bowes would be a reasonable get, but is he what we need? Not really. Pick 7 would be handy however, and seems the reason we're still in that conversation.
For all the back slapping following our "mega" trade period in 2019, how is that going to look in a couple of years? Most would be happy to see Butler, Hill and Jones gone already. Howard has regressed and Ryder is gone. Yet the kids we could have had if we'd held on to any of the picks that we ontraded.... Caleb Serong, Kozi Pickett, Tom Greene, Sam De Koning, Mitch Georgiades, Harrison Jones...
Even the Higgins trade in 2020, yes Jack could still be a player, but the pick we traded landed Max Holmes. I know who I'd rather.
You can trade for the short to medium term, but for sustained success, the draft is the way to go - you've just gotta get it right.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Interesting point.
Saints: Higgins & Allison 2020
Points toward academy players in 2021
Traded picks: Max Holes & Judson Clarke drafted
It all gets down to how you use your picks on whether you win, lose, break even.
Carslile & Gresham V Francis
We may well have used the pick on Allison anyway.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Beno88 wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 8:15am You have to laugh at the toys being thrown out of the cot because we're not hyper active during the trade period.
Weigh up what we need, vs what is available, vs what currency we have. The club has been heavily criticized for being shortsighted and trading away draft picks for middle-of-the-road talent. So last year, we kept our picks and landed three extremely talented kids with them. Why change that strategy?
Taranto and Hopper are very good players, but how would we get them other than trading away our future?
Bowes would be a reasonable get, but is he what we need? Not really. Pick 7 would be handy however, and seems the reason we're still in that conversation.
For all the back slapping following our "mega" trade period in 2019, how is that going to look in a couple of years? Most would be happy to see Butler, Hill and Jones gone already. Howard has regressed and Ryder is gone. Yet the kids we could have had if we'd held on to any of the picks that we ontraded.... Caleb Serong, Kozi Pickett, Tom Greene, Sam De Koning, Mitch Georgiades, Harrison Jones...
Even the Higgins trade in 2020, yes Jack could still be a player, but the pick we traded landed Max Holmes. I know who I'd rather.
You can trade for the short to medium term, but for sustained success, the draft is the way to go - you've just gotta get it right.
Max Holmes looks great being the 20th or so player picked in a side loaded with mature talent. Good player but lets not pretend he'd have us flying up the ladder.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Completely agree, but would you trade Higgins for Holmes today? Of course you would.CURLY wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 8:46amBeno88 wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 8:15am You have to laugh at the toys being thrown out of the cot because we're not hyper active during the trade period.
Weigh up what we need, vs what is available, vs what currency we have. The club has been heavily criticized for being shortsighted and trading away draft picks for middle-of-the-road talent. So last year, we kept our picks and landed three extremely talented kids with them. Why change that strategy?
Taranto and Hopper are very good players, but how would we get them other than trading away our future?
Bowes would be a reasonable get, but is he what we need? Not really. Pick 7 would be handy however, and seems the reason we're still in that conversation.
For all the back slapping following our "mega" trade period in 2019, how is that going to look in a couple of years? Most would be happy to see Butler, Hill and Jones gone already. Howard has regressed and Ryder is gone. Yet the kids we could have had if we'd held on to any of the picks that we ontraded.... Caleb Serong, Kozi Pickett, Tom Greene, Sam De Koning, Mitch Georgiades, Harrison Jones...
Even the Higgins trade in 2020, yes Jack could still be a player, but the pick we traded landed Max Holmes. I know who I'd rather.
You can trade for the short to medium term, but for sustained success, the draft is the way to go - you've just gotta get it right.
Max Holmes looks great being the 20th or so player picked in a side loaded with mature talent. Good player but lets not pretend he'd have us flying up the ladder.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Wasn't that Carlisle and Gresh vs Parish? Have definitely lost that trade so far.D.B.Cooper wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 8:35amInteresting point.
Saints: Higgins & Allison 2020
Points toward academy players in 2021
Traded picks: Max Holes & Judson Clarke drafted
It all gets down to how you use your picks on whether you win, lose, break even.
Carslile & Gresham V Francis
We may well have used the pick on Allison anyway.
Happily stand corrected, though. Sort of hoping I'm wrong.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
No I wouldn't as there'd be no point.Beno88 wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 11:14amCompletely agree, but would you trade Higgins for Holmes today? Of course you would.CURLY wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 8:46amBeno88 wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 8:15am You have to laugh at the toys being thrown out of the cot because we're not hyper active during the trade period.
Weigh up what we need, vs what is available, vs what currency we have. The club has been heavily criticized for being shortsighted and trading away draft picks for middle-of-the-road talent. So last year, we kept our picks and landed three extremely talented kids with them. Why change that strategy?
Taranto and Hopper are very good players, but how would we get them other than trading away our future?
Bowes would be a reasonable get, but is he what we need? Not really. Pick 7 would be handy however, and seems the reason we're still in that conversation.
For all the back slapping following our "mega" trade period in 2019, how is that going to look in a couple of years? Most would be happy to see Butler, Hill and Jones gone already. Howard has regressed and Ryder is gone. Yet the kids we could have had if we'd held on to any of the picks that we ontraded.... Caleb Serong, Kozi Pickett, Tom Greene, Sam De Koning, Mitch Georgiades, Harrison Jones...
Even the Higgins trade in 2020, yes Jack could still be a player, but the pick we traded landed Max Holmes. I know who I'd rather.
You can trade for the short to medium term, but for sustained success, the draft is the way to go - you've just gotta get it right.
Max Holmes looks great being the 20th or so player picked in a side loaded with mature talent. Good player but lets not pretend he'd have us flying up the ladder.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
No David King we had no chance of getting Parish as he went before 5.Lennylegs wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 12:49pmWasn't that Carlisle and Gresh vs Parish? Have definitely lost that trade so far.D.B.Cooper wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 8:35amInteresting point.
Saints: Higgins & Allison 2020
Points toward academy players in 2021
Traded picks: Max Holes & Judson Clarke drafted
It all gets down to how you use your picks on whether you win, lose, break even.
Carslile & Gresham V Francis
We may well have used the pick on Allison anyway.
Happily stand corrected, though. Sort of hoping I'm wrong.
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You are incorrect.Lennylegs wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 12:49pmWasn't that Carlisle and Gresh vs Parish? Have definitely lost that trade so far.D.B.Cooper wrote: ↑Tue 04 Oct 2022 8:35amInteresting point.
Saints: Higgins & Allison 2020
Points toward academy players in 2021
Traded picks: Max Holes & Judson Clarke drafted
It all gets down to how you use your picks on whether you win, lose, break even.
Carslile & Gresham V Francis
We may well have used the pick on Allison anyway.
Happily stand corrected, though. Sort of hoping I'm wrong.
Our pick #5 (traded for Carlisle) slipped one spot to #6 and was used by Essendope to take Francis.
They used their existing pick #4 (which slipped to #5) to select Parish.
Francis now asking to be traded to Sydney.
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Re: Official AFL trade week thread
Jason Blake has been traded to Carlton.
Does anyone think we should tried to get him back?
For a future 3rd round pick, I would have said yes.
Does anyone think we should tried to get him back?
For a future 3rd round pick, I would have said yes.
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