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ADELAIDE

New Sam Jacobs (Carlton), Richard Tambling (Richmond)

Rookie elevation Ricky Henderson, Matthew Jaensch, Luke Thompson

NSW Scholarship Rookie Sam Martyn

Draft Picks 14, 62, 85, 102, 119, 136

Delisted Jarrhan Jacky

Traded Jonathan Griffin (Fremantle)

Uncontracted Gold Coast Suns listing Nathan Bock

Retired Brett Burton, Brian Donnelly ®, Tyson Edwards, Simon Goodwin, Trent Hentschel, Andrew McLeod

BRISBANE

New Rohan Bewick

Rookie elevation Claye Beams

Draft Picks 5, 25, 28, 32, 66, 83, 100, 117, 134 plus two end-of-round-one compensation selections (Michael Rischitelli and Jarrod Harbrow)

Delisted Travis Johnstone, Albert Proud, Troy Selwood

Traded Justin Sherman (Western Bulldogs)

Uncontracted Gold Coast Suns listing: Jared Brennan Michael Rischitelli

Retired

CARLTON

New Andrew Collins (Richmond), Jeremy Laidler (Geelong)

Rookie elevation David Ellard. Jeff Garlett, Simon White

Draft Picks 18, 34, 42, 68, 71, 88, 105, 122, 139

Delisted Joe Anderson, Steven Browne, Josh Donaldson ®, Brad Fisher, Chris Johnson, Rhys O’Keefe, Caleb Tiller

Traded Shaun Grigg (Richmond), Sam Jacobs (Adelaide)

Retired Richard Hadley Simon Wiggins

COLLINGWOOD

New Jonathon Ceglar (Murray Bushrangers, TAC Cup), Andrew Krakouer (Swan Districts, WAFL), Chris Tarrant (Fremantle)

Rookie elevation Jarryd Blair, Lachlan Keeffe

NSW Scholarship Rookie Tom Young

International Rookie (Irish) Paul Cribbins

Draft Picks 45, 46, 61, 78, 79, 95, 96, 112, 129, 146

Delisted Jaxson Barham, Jarrad Blight, Ryan Cook, Anthony Corrie

Traded

Uncontracted Gold Coast Suns listing Josh Fraser (Gold Coast)

Retired Tarkyn Lockyer, Paul Medhurst, Shane O'Bree, Sean Rusling

ESSENDON

New

Rookie elevation Ben Howlett

Draft Picks 8, 31, 48, 65, 82, 99, 116, 133

Delisted Christian Bock, Jason Laycock, Tyson Slattery, Michael Still, John Williams ®

Traded

Retired

FREMANTLE

New Peter Faulks (Williamstown, VFL), Jonathan Griffin (Adelaide), Tendai Mzungu (Perth, WAFL)

Rookie elevation Michael Barlow, Matthew De Boer, Alex Silvagni, Jay Van Berlo

Draft Picks 20, 44, 56, 73, 90, 107, 124, 141

Delisted Ben Bucovaz, Steven Dodd, Chris Hall, Ryan Murphy, Brock O'Brien, Tim Ruffles

Traded Chris Tarrant (Collingwood)

Retired Paul Hasleby, Des Headland, Dean Solomon, Scott Thornton

GEELONG

New

Rookie elevation James Podsiadly

Non registered international Ryan Bathie – Nicholls State Uni USA (NCCA) / Melbourne Tigers (NBL) and Kilsyth (SEBEL)

Draft Picks 15, 23, 37, 54, 59, 76, 93, 110, 127, 144 plus end-of-round-one compensation selection (Gary Ablett)

Delisted Ryan Gamble

Traded Nathan Djerrkura (Western Bulldogs), Jeremy Laidler (Carlton)

Uncontracted Gold Coast Suns listing Gary Ablett

Retired Max Rooke

GOLD COAST

New Gary Ablett (Geelong), Nathan Bock (Adelaide), Jared Brennan (Brisbane), Campbell Brown (Hawthorn), Josh Fraser (Collingwood), Jarrod Harbrow (Western Bulldogs), Nathan Krakouer (Port Adelaide), Michael Rischitelli (Brisbane)

List Michael Coad, Joseph Daye, Charlie Dixon, Piers Flanagan, Daniel Harris, Tom Hickey, Taylor Hine, Karmichael Hunt, Jack Hutchins, Sam Iles, Hayden Jolly, Alex Keath, Nathan Krakouer, Rex Liddy, Marc Lock, Brandon Matera, Steven May, Trent McKenzie,

Lewis Moss, Tom Nicholls, Liam Patrick, Luke Russell, Matt Shaw, Zac Smith, Jack Stanlake, Danny Stanley, Rory Thompson, Joshua Toy, Maverick Weller, Joel Wilkinson

Draft Picks 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 39, 49, 58, 113, 130 plus mid-round-one compensation selection (Gary Ablett), end-of-round-one compensation selection (Jared Brennan*) and round two compensation selection (Nathan Krakouer)

Delisted

Traded

Retired

HAWTHORN

New Kyle Cheney (Melbourne), David Hale (North Melbourne)

Rookie elevation

NSW Scholarship Rookies William Langford Jack Mahony

Draft Picks 19, 38, 55, 67, 89, 106, 123, 140

Delisted Beau Dowler, Rhan Hooper, Michael Johnston ®, Jarrod Kayler-Thomson ®, Gary Moss ®, Beau Muston, Carl Peterson ®, Wade Skipper, Cameron Stokes ®, Simon Taylor, Travis Tuck

Traded

Uncontracted Gold Coast Suns listing Campbell Brown

Retired

MELBOURNE

New

Rookie elevation Jordie McKenzie, Jake Spencer

Draft Picks 12, 33, 50, 53, 84, 101, 118, 135

Delisted Daniel Bell, Rhys Healey ®, Danny Hughes ®, Paul Johnson, Tom McNamara, John Meesen ®, Brad Miller

Traded Kyle Cheney (Hawthorn)

Retired James McDonald

NORTH MELBOURNE

New Ben McKinley (West Coast Eagles), Cameron Richardson (North Ballarat, VFL)

Rookie elevation Ben Speight

Draft Picks 17, 26, 70, 72, 104, 121, 138 plus end-of-round-one compensation selection (Campbell Brown)

Delisted Warren Benjamin, Conor Meredith ®, Alan Obst ®, Nathan O’Keefe, Josh Smith

Traded David Hale (Hawthorn)

Retired Corey Jones, Leigh Harding

PORT ADELAIDE

New Simon Phillips (Norwood SA)

Rookie elevation Cameron Hitchcock, Danny Meyer

Draft Picks 16, 35, 36, 52, 69, 86, 103, 120, 137

Delisted Cameron Cloke ®, Glenn Dawson, Scott Harding, Jordan Johns, Jay Nash, Wade Thompson, Matthew Westhoff

Traded

Uncontracted Gold Coast Suns listing Nathan Krakouer

Retired Josh Carr, Warren Tredrea

RICHMOND

New Shaun Grigg (Carlton)

Rookie elevation David Gourdis

Draft Picks 6, 29, 47, 51, 64, 81, 98, 115, 132 plus end-of-round-one compensation selection (Nathan Bock)

Delisted Alroy Gilligan ®, Tom Hislop Jordan McMahon, Dean Polo, Adam Thomson, Relton Roberts

Traded Richard Tambling (Adelaide)

Retired Ben Cousins, Graham Polak, Troy Simmonds

ST. KILDA

New

Rookie elevation Tom Simpkin

NSW Scholarship Rookie Jackson Ferguson

Draft Picks 24, 43, 60, 77, 94, 111, 128, 145

Delisted Mark Hutchings ®, Blake McGrath ®, Adam Pattison

Traded Patrick Veszpremi (Western Bulldogs)

Retired Steven King, Andrew Lovett, Jesse Smith

SYDNEY

New Andrejs Everitt (Western Bulldogs)

Rookie elevation Mike Pyke

Draft Picks 21, 40, 57, 74, 91, 108, 125, 142

Delisted Ed Barlow, Taylor Gilchrist ®, Matthew O’Dwyer, Jake Orreal ®, Kristin Thornton

Traded

Retired Brett Kirk, Henry Playfair ®

WEST COAST

New

Rookie elevation Lewis Stevenson, Andrew Strijk, Callum Wilson

Draft Picks 4, 27, 29, 63, 80, 87, 97, 114, 131 plus round three compensation selection (Josh Fraser)

Delisted Adam Cockie ®, Timothy Houlihan, Tony Notte, Will Sullivan ®, Beau Wilkes

Traded Ben McKinley (North Melbourne)

Retired

WESTERN BULLDOGS

New Nathan Djerrkura (Geelong), Justin Sherman (Brisbane Lions), Patrick Veszpremi (Sydney Swans)

Rookie elevation Brodie Moles

Draft Picks 22, 41, 75, 91, 92, 109, 126, 143

Delisted Jarrad Boumann, Shane Thorne

Traded Andrejs Everitt (Sydney Swans)

Uncontracted Gold Coast Suns listing Jarrod Harbrow

Retired Jason Akermanis, Tim Callan, Nathan Eagleton, Brad Johnson

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sylvinator Redleg

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There seems to be a new thread on available players, so why not another!

Nathan Djekurra anyone? Leaving Geelong for more opportunities. Pick 25 and 21 years old.

Source: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/nathan-djerrkura-to-leave-geelong-after-lack-of-opportunity/story-e6frf9jf-1225910125091

imo, Bailey thinks that forward pressure is critical to our game plan. This can be seen by the fact that Bennel and Wona have continued to be played in the seniors despite some poor form and Bailey has spoken many times about having to keep the forward line balanced. A good crumber is definitely part of the plans.

Wona and Bennel are our two small forwards, and neither are really natural crumbers. I don't think Jetta is much chop and he's more a midfielder anyways.

Could this guy be useful addition?

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There seems to be a new thread on available players, so why not another!

Nathan Djekurra anyone? Leaving Geelong for more opportunities. Pick 25 and 21 years old.

Source: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/nathan-djerrkura-to-leave-geelong-after-lack-of-opportunity/story-e6frf9jf-1225910125091

imo, Bailey thinks that forward pressure is critical to our game plan. This can be seen by the fact that Bennel and Wona have continued to be played in the seniors despite some poor form and Bailey has spoken many times about having to keep the forward line balanced. A good crumber is definitely part of the plans.

Wona and Bennel are our two small forwards, and neither are really natural crumbers. I don't think Jetta is much chop and he's more a midfielder anyways.

Could this guy be useful addition?

Wonna is a natural crumber. I can understand that Djerrkura couldn't get in the side when Stokes, Varcoe and Burns are up adn running but he didn't even push for selection when Stokes was suspended at the start of the year. Not sure he is what we require, the small forward roles we have plenty of depth in.

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There seems to be a new thread on available players, so why not another!

Nathan Djekurra anyone? Leaving Geelong for more opportunities. Pick 25 and 21 years old.

Source: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/nathan-djerrkura-to-leave-geelong-after-lack-of-opportunity/story-e6frf9jf-1225910125091

imo, Bailey thinks that forward pressure is critical to our game plan. This can be seen by the fact that Bennel and Wona have continued to be played in the seniors despite some poor form and Bailey has spoken many times about having to keep the forward line balanced. A good crumber is definitely part of the plans.

Wona and Bennel are our two small forwards, and neither are really natural crumbers. I don't think Jetta is much chop and he's more a midfielder anyways.

Could this guy be useful addition?

He's not a natural crumber either, pretty sure he was considered a mid when drafted.

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McLaren B)

Just to add salt to the wounds, of which there are many IMO, Guess who is officiating in our last gane of the year on Sunday twilight.

This man is OUR NEMISIS

I guess we can expect another great performance from Mclaren!

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Nathan Djekurra anyone? Leaving Geelong for more opportunities. Pick 25 and 21 years old.

Source: http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/nathan-djerrkura-to-leave-geelong-after-lack-of-opportunity/story-e6frf9jf-1225910125091

Would love Djerkurra.... He looked very promising as a midfielder in the under 18's.

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Would love Djerkurra.... He looked very promising as a midfielder in the under 18's.

Agree - and could be a worthy addition.

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Agree - and could be a worthy addition.

At the price of whom on our list?

The Footy dept will have to ask the question in consideration of our list, is he going to be better than the calibre of players we have in the midfield? He is no standout and given we will have possibly four spaces on our list (with one more delisting) and that Spencer and McKenzie are to be elevated then the Footy Department must ask itself is the player worth the 2nd round pick that we would forgo to get him?

I am not sure we will be necessarily adding to our list this year through trades unless its a worthy big forward where we have a gap.

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At the price of whom on our list?

The Footy dept will have to ask the question in consideration of our list, is he going to be better than the calibre of players we have in the midfield? He is no standout and given we will have possibly four spaces on our list (with one more delisting) and that Spencer and McKenzie are to be elevated then the Footy Department must ask itself is the player worth the 2nd round pick that we would forgo to get him?

I am not sure we will be necessarily adding to our list this year through trades unless its a worthy big forward where we have a gap.

Rhino, tell me we're not going to promote Spencer. I can suffer 1 more year of him on the RL, but not a permanent spot.

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I am not sure we will be necessarily adding to our list this year through trades unless its a worthy big forward where we have a gap.

I just mentioned this on another thread but I reckon we should go after Shaun McKernan.

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This thread is for retirement announcements and delistings. Hence the title topic.

Others:

http://www.afl.com.au/News/Retirements/tabid/13717/Page126373/1/Default.aspx

And yet Djerrkura has neither retired or been delisted.

He has quit the club in order to find better opportunities and therefore our club could be in the market for him.

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