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Tez, I'd argue that judd is younger than brown, so he would have fitted the 'window' idea better. That's why. AND had we got judd, then we'd be going for brown, i'd think, because the time frame would be shorter. As for the idea Jarka that we'll be trading 'hard' this year, I think that won't happen - because I don't think that clubs will offer much for what we've got. Who would buy wheatley or bruce or white or Yze or Carrol, and really what would we get?

 
Tez, I'd argue that judd is younger than brown, so he would have fitted the 'window' idea better. That's why. AND had we got judd, then we'd be going for brown, i'd think, because the time frame would be shorter. As for the idea Jarka that we'll be trading 'hard' this year, I think that won't happen - because I don't think that clubs will offer much for what we've got. Who would buy wheatley or bruce or white or Yze or Carrol, and really what would we get?

Mostly agree with this post. Although, Wheatley may secure a 3rd or 2nd (at best) round draft pick from a club like Hawthorn who are in the window now and need more defenders. A long kicking player like Wheats would be perfect in their side rebounding off half back.

........... Wheatley may secure a 3rd or 2nd (at best) round draft pick from a club like Hawthorn who are in the window now and need more defenders. A long kicking player like Wheats would be perfect in their side rebounding off half back.

For goodness sake, hang on to Wheats. He's having a great season (top 5 in Bluey if count was now IMO). Seems to me that he's thriving under Bails, and we need some experience while our young list is developing.

 

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