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Brad Green now appears set to be offered up as trade bait, with contract talks coming to a complete stand still this week..

That is the report out of the club today, according to numerous people at the club, and in the media.

1 highly regarded journalist from the Australian even going as far to say that the demons are considering 2 offers that have been put to them by fellow victorian clubs already.

All I could get out of him was that the club showing the most interest was Essendon.

It now appears more likely by the day that Green may just move on, as the club is refusing to extend their offer to a 3 year term.

Although both parties are hopeful something can be worked it, time is of the essence, and the odds are now tilted towards Green departing.

A club official yesterday told some reporters off the record that the role of captain was not part of any current negotiations by either party.

Brent Prismall has now un-officially been offered a 2 year deal, with the option of a 3rd, pending performance, by the demons. The clubs comment on the matter has been simply "weve spoken to him yes, and he is currently weighing up his options".. Over 5-6 sources have re-affirmed that this offer is in place.

One Geelong reporter went as far to tell me today the Prismall has agreed to terms, and is confident a deal will be done in principle by early next week.

In other mumblings, Chris Johnson appears likely to be traded back to WA, with the Eagles seemingly showing the most interest, and Melbourne have placed a "not interested" sign above Jared Rivers' head, after receiving several inquiries regarding the Key defenders availibility.

Melbourne are also still very hopeful of being able to land Fremantle big man Robert Warnock, believing that they have the ability to offer Fremantle the best offer for the Ruckman. Reports also suggest that Warnock has told Fremantle that he will only deal with Melbourne and the blues, leaving Carlton as his no.1 destination, and the tigers out in the cold.

Disgruntled Hawk bigman Simon Taylor is believed to be another option for the club, with Taylor rumoured to of already asked to be moved on at seasons end.

Ryan O'keefe, the Key Sydney stalwart, has been made the subject of a big play by the Western Bulldogs, its believed he has been offered a 4 year multi million $$$ deal, even larger than the one the dogs unsuccesfully offred Russel Robertson Last year, this time however, the mail is that they may have their man this time.

Other players that may be looking for a new home are: Ashley Hansen, Brent Reilly, Farren Ray, Sam Butler, Leigh Fisher, Kane Tenace, Ed Barlow, Jason Davenport, Brad Fisher and Mitch Clarke.

Thats all the latest mail as of 8pm,

Nudge Out..

 

yes to trading green if he's unsatisified- i'll accept a top 20 pick like tj. that means we get 4

yes to getting prismall

yes to still getting warnock- and simon taylor could be an intersting one if hawks win flag

 
Brad Green now appears set to be offered up as trade bait, with contract talks coming to a complete stand still this week..

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Thats all the latest mail as of 8pm,

Nudge Out..

Now that's better. <_< Some real gossip and rumour. :rolleyes: Let the dealing(s) begin!


I just...

It doesn't quite make sense to me. There are so many reasons to keep Green and for Green to want to stay. Veterans listing to begin with. Possilbe B&F winner traded over one year on a contract?

And CJ out, just as he's getting some form and maturity, when his market value still hasn't moved up to match, and he's a frickin' father-son selection with good skills in a team crying out for skills?

In fact, two of our better skilled players leaving when skills are our number one issue just seems odd all over.

nudge, thanks heaps for the update

i really appreciate these comments

firstly: does that mean the club is not interested in rivers or not interested in trading him?

secondly: would anyone really want to give up a top 20 pick for robbie warnock

there is no way i would give up a top 20 pick for warnock OR prismall

yes, trade green if we get anything under pick 20: will not accept pick 24 from carlton if thats what we get offered

do not want that hawthorn bloke

i do not want recycled players

we cannot accept mediocrity

get draft picks/project players instead/with more age on their side

It's that time of the year again - I love it!

No to Simon Taylor - soft

Green doesn't fit Essendon's youth policy.

Mitch Clarke might be interesting.

 

Ahh trade week :wub:

Can't wait. Would take anything in the top 20 for green. Essendons second rounder is 24 which is a bit meh.

I just...

It doesn't quite make sense to me. There are so many reasons to keep Green and for Green to want to stay. Veterans listing to begin with. Possilbe B&F winner traded over one year on a contract?

And CJ out, just as he's getting some form and maturity, when his market value still hasn't moved up to match, and he's a frickin' father-son selection with good skills in a team crying out for skills?

In fact, two of our better skilled players leaving when skills are our number one issue just seems odd all over.

Hold the knife DD. Its still just gossip and rumour. <_<


Yencks- Simon Taylor could be good for us- we don't have a ruckman! apart from PJ, who is better roaming forward or back

prismall and warnock i'd still take, psd is still an option for both. no deal has been done yet!

and carlton wouldnt want green nudgey said essendon

i reckon pies might be interested

.....(Green)....

i reckon pies might be interested

Could be right. Filth have just delisted Brodie Holland, Sam Iles and Chris Egan. They have room in their mid-field, and $$$$$$$'s! :lol:

If the Demons dump Green but keep Bruce I may not renew my membership.

oo i won't dump my membership because that's just being childish and chucking a tanty

but yeah, fair enough to say that bruce is in the same boat as green- however, green has more trade value.wouldn't be too sad to see either of them go, cos we know we'll be getting something decent for the future. draft picks

that's what we have to build this team around. unfortunately, anyone over 25 we should get rid of, but another unfortunately, is we cant get rid of them all in one year


If the Demons dump Green but keep Bruce I may not renew my membership.

Don't be so simple. Green is out of contract; Bruce has 2 yrs to go on his, probably at about $1.4m for the 2. Even if we trade Bruce, we will be up for some of the 1.4. Trading is not about keep him, dump him. It's about $'s and value given existing contracts.

We all know you don't like Bruce, but that's the way it is. Supporting a club is above individual players.

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nudge, thanks heaps for the update

i really appreciate these comments

firstly: does that mean the club is not interested in rivers or not interested in trading him?

We are not interested in trading him, thats the curent line of thought..

Couple of odd names in that last list (players whose clubs have put time into even though they've been injured a lot)

Ahh, you're a Demonland Offseason virgin.

Nudge has a wild imagination; he is the king of posting heaps and heaps of trade rumours that almost sound plausible but almost never turn out to be true. His posts should be read as fiction only.

Don't be so simple. Green is out of contract; Bruce has 2 yrs to go on his, probably at about $1.4m for the 2. Even if we trade Bruce, we will be up for some of the 1.4. Trading is not about keep him, dump him. It's about $'s and value given existing contracts.

We all know you don't like Bruce, but that's the way it is. Supporting a club is above individual players.

Bailey got off to a great start by dumping that frontrunner Travis Johnstone.

He now has the chance to offload another overpaid marshmallow in Bruce.

But according to this thread, they are putting the gutsy and skilled Green on the trade table.

Sorry but that just doesnt fly with me.

He now has the chance to offload another overpaid marshmallow in Bruce.

How? What chance?


Bailey got off to a great start by dumping that frontrunner Travis Johnstone.

He now has the chance to offload another overpaid marshmallow in Bruce.

But according to this thread, they are putting the gutsy and skilled Green on the trade table.

Sorry but that just doesnt fly with me.

Green has been 'gutsy' for one year IMO.

We do need to have a ruthless attitude and if something decent is offered for Green, I think we should take it. I am thinking around pick 20 would be fair.

I don't really care to watch us with Wheatley, Bruce and Green carrying the load if we finish last again.

reality is we will almost definitely be bottom 4 next year, so lets invest in the best young players we can find.

The Hawthorn model sounds good to me. get some tough skilled young players at almost any cost, then we can have a real tilt once they have a few years under their belt.

He now has the chance to offload another overpaid marshmallow in Bruce.

Wrong, he doesn't exaclt have a chance... it's not Baileys fault Daniher put Bruce on a massive contract.

If Bruce was to go we would recieve little for him because oh his age, and be paying a shitload of his contract.

I'm not a fan of Bruce but i'd rather keep him (unless we get any pick in the top 25).

Green and say a bundle of pick 35 may get us a pick in the 8- 16 region, which would be awesome for the club.

Ahh, you're a Demonland Offseason virgin.

Nudge has a wild imagination; he is the king of posting heaps and heaps of trade rumours that almost sound plausible but almost never turn out to be true. His posts should be read as fiction only.

nasher, i have a lot of respect for you but in my second demonland off-season, i have still not read anything that nudge has written that has turned out to be untrue

he hears rumours from people and he updates us

in fact a lot of the stuff he has written this pre-season (eg club interest in alwyn davey) has had a lot of truth and he was the first person to mention it...

he admits that it is rumour and he hears it from people and that some of it is unnoficial so people shouldnt think everything 100% is going to happen...but i would rather hear these rumours than not hear them

he hears a rumour from whatever proffesion he has, and puts them here

i think the "fiction" comments are a bit harsh because he is admitting that they are rumours that he has heard

i dont think he makes anything up or anything of that sort

 

Would happily welcome Mitch Clarke, Brent Reilly, Adam Thomson and Brent Prismall!

Defintily do not want to depart with Chris Johnson. Big part of our future.

Trade Bell for either Reilly or Thomson.

Trade Miller or Petterd for Mitch Clarke.

Green, Sylvia, Bartram all tradeable!

Dont really want Warnock! Prefer Vickery with our Pick 1.

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Ahh, you're a Demonland Offseason virgin.

Nudge has a wild imagination; he is the king of posting heaps and heaps of trade rumours that almost sound plausible but almost never turn out to be true. His posts should be read as fiction only.

Like last year?

When I didnt hear anything much at all, thus, I DIDNT POST ANYTHING!

Go on, check..

Im just putting out what I hear, not making any outlandish claims, and Im not saying those players are on their way to the dees, just that they may be on the move..

I guess I just dont understand the negativety, ppl like to know this stuff, this time of year is crazy, clubs offering deals left and right, and yes, 99.4% dont come to fruition, but its interesting none the less..


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