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I don't see it happening due to the fact that we don't have many open slots for draftees as it is, let alone get two players for one player.

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    Eddy & Geary are OK, but can't for the life of me see what they'd contribute to our list. And if the Saints are trading away their young players at this stage, they're in a lot of trouble. No reality here.

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    You have got to be kidding. Geary and Eddy, say it aint so!

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    You have to be kidding me? Who comes up with this [censored]?

    That trade would never go down.

    Why would The Aints invest all that time into Eddy, only to trade him away for a backman, which they dont require.

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    They seem to be happy to use that 15-35 pick on a tried player don't they? Jolly, Ball, now Krakouer.

    That's the stage of development they are at. We are coming into that phase hence Hale.

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    Harrington just said warnock is a required player ...end of discussion.

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    They asked Tim if Warnock is a required player, to which he replied 'sure is' in a much louder tone than the rest of the interview.

    He's hardly going to say 'no, we don't need him.'

    Discussion is far from over.

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    fox sports says:

    1158: Trade murmur: Sam on the email: A deal has been done between St.Kilda and Melbourne. Robert Eddy and Jarryn Geary to Melbourne for Matthew Warnock, just soughting out a shuffle of draft picks.

    Not bloody sam again! Just keeps letting the wind out of his balloon.

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    His trade value is as high as it will ever be, he is not in the best 22 and it is all downhill from here at his age.

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    and it is all downhill from here at his age.

    It should not be forgotten that we are one injury away from Warnock being a key part of our defence. There is no doubt he is next in line after Frawls, River and Garland, especially considering Martin and McNamara have not come on as we would have liked.

    Injuries are inevitable, and he will be a great back up next year

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