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ADELAIDE

In: Angus Graham (Richmond), draft selection 54

Out: Michael Doughty (retired); Chris Knights (Richmond); Brad Symes, Will Young (delisted); draft selection 43

Draft selections: 20, 54, 64, 83, 101, 119, 137

BRISBANE LIONS

In: Brent Moloney (restricted free agent), Stefan Martin (Melbourne)

Out: Josh Drummond (retired), Amon Buchanan (retired); Cheynee Stiller, James Hawksley, Sam Sheldon, Bryce Retzlaff (delisted); Brad Harvey, Josh Dyson (delisted rookies), draft selections 53, 73

Draft selections: 8, 24, 33, 91, 109, 127

CARLTON

In: Draft selection 71

Out: Jordan Russell (Collingwood); Bret Thornton, Rohan Kerr, Paul Bower (delisted); Nick Heyne (delisted rookie); Matthew Lodge (delisted NSW scholarship player); Blake Bray (delisted NSW scholarship player)

Draft selections: 11, 36, 56, 71, 76, 94, 112

COLLINGWOOD

In: Quinten Lynch (West Coast), Clinton Young (Hawthorn), Jordan Russell (Carlton), NAB AFL Draft selections 18, 21, 39

Out: Chris Dawes (Melbourne), Sharrod Wellingham (West Coast), Tom Young (Western Bulldogs); Simon Buckley Jonathon Ceglar Kirk Ugle Luke Rounds Kirk Ugle Cameron Wood (delisted); Paul Cribbin, Daniel Farmer, Shae McNamara, Lachlan Smith, Trent Stubbs (delisted rookies); draft selections 42, 48, 58

Draft selections: 18, 19, 21, 39, 82

ESSENDON

In: Joe Daniher (father-son), Brendon Goddard (St Kilda), draft selection 52

Out: Angus Monfries (Port Adelaide); Mark McVeigh (retired); Ricky Dyson, Brent Prismall, Ariel Steinberg (delisted), Anthony Long, Brendan Lee (delisted rookies);

Draft selections: 10 (committed to Joe Daniher), 35, 52, 55, 75, 93, 111, 129

FREMANTLE

In: Danyle Pearce (Port Adelaide), draft selection 37

Out: Greg Broughton (Gold Coast); Antoni Grover (retired); Jay van Berlo (delisted); Gavin Roberts, Jordan Wilson-King (delisted rookies); draft selection 60

Draft selections: 17, 37, 40, 80, 98

GEELONG

In: Josh Caddy (Gold Coast), Hamish McIntosh (North Melbourne), Jared Rivers (Melbourne)

Out: Simon Hogan, Matthew Scarlett, David Wojcinski (retired); Orren Stephenson, Tom Gillies (delisted); Shannon Byrnes (Melbourne); draft selections 36, 59, first-round compensation pick for losing Gary Ablett

Draft selections: 16, 79, 97

GOLD COAST

In: Tom Murphy (Hawthorn), Greg Broughton (Fremantle), Jack Martin (GWS trade incentive selection), 2011 compensation selection end round one (R Palmer), 2010 compensation selection round one (G.Ablett), draft selections 13, 57, 59, 60

Out: Josh Caddy (Geelong), Tom Hickey (St Kilda); Josh Fraser, Andrew McQualter (retired); Sam Iles, Lewis Moss, Piers Flanagan, Alik Magin, Hayden Jolly (delisted); Michael Coad (delisted rookie), compensation selection end round one (J Brennan), Draft picks 2, 26, 47, 69

Draft selections: 13, 57, 59, 60, 87, 105, 123

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY

In: Stephen Gilham (Hawthorn); draft selections 2, 3, 12, 14, 28, 65

Out: James McDonald, Luke Power (retired); Dean Brogan, Steve Clifton, Israel Folau, Tim Segrave (delisted); Jack Hombsch, Jake Neade (Port Adelaide); Jack Martin* (Gold Coast); Jesse Hogan*, Dominic Barry (Melbourne); Tom Lee** (St Kilda), Jed Anderson (Hawthorn); draft selections 20, 24, 29, 43, 68

Draft selections: 1, 2, 3, 12, 14, 28, 65, 69, 86, 104, 122

* denotes GWS 17-year-old list concession mini-draft

** denotes GWS pre-selection

HAWTHORN

In: Jed Anderson (GWS NT zone selection), Brian Lake (Western Bulldogs), Matt Spangher (Sydney Swans), draft selections 29, 68, 72

Out: Chance Bateman, Cameron Bruce (retired); Jarrad Boumann, Michael Osborne (delisted); Broc McCauley, Adam Pattison, Tom Schneider (delisted rookie); Stephen Gilham (Greater Western Sydney), Thomas Murphy (Gold Coast), Clinton Young (Collingwood); draft selections 22, 44, 65

Draft selections: 28, 65, 66, 84, 102

MELBOURNE

In: Shannon Byrnes (Geelong), Jack Viney (father-son), Dominic Barry (GWS NT zone selection), Chris Dawes (Collingwood), David Rodan (Port Adelaide), Tom Gillies (Geelong), Jesse Hogan (GWS trade incentive selection), draft selection 49

Out: Clint Bartram, Brad Green (retired); Jordan Gysberts (North Melbourne), Brent Moloney (Brisbane Lions), Stef Martin (Brisbane Lions), Cale Morton (West Coast Eagles), Jared Rivers (Geelong); Matthew Bate, Jamie Bennell, Lucas Cook, Liam Jurrah, Ricky Petterd (delisted); Kelvin Lawrence, Jai Sheahan, Leigh Williams (delisted rookies); draft selections 3, 14, 27 (committed to Jack Viney), 48, 88

Draft selections: 4, 27, 49, 53, 70, 73, 77, 88, 106, 124

NORTH MELBOURNE

In: Jordan Gysberts (Melbourne); Majak Daw, Sam Gibson and Aaron Mullett (rookie upgrades); draft selections 42, 48, 63

Out: Hamish McIntosh (Geelong), Aaron Edwards (Richmond), Cameron Pedersen (Melbourne); Matt Campbell, Cruize Garlett, Ben McKinley, Ben Speight, Ben Warren (delisted); Malcolm Lynch, Brad Mangan, Gavin Urquhart (delisted rookies)

Draft selections: 15, 38, 42, 48, 58, 63, 78, 96, 114, 132

PORT ADELAIDE

In: Angus Monfries (Essendon), Jack Hombsch (GWS), Jake Neade (GWS NT zone selection), Lewis Stevenson (West Coast), Campbell Heath (Sydney Swans), draft selections 30, 31, 85

Out: Troy Chaplin (Richmond), Danyle Pearce (Fremantle), David Rodan (Melbourne); Mitch Banner, Simon Phillips, Steven Salopek, Jacob Surjan (delisted); Mitch Curnow, Jarrad Irons, Daniel Webb, (delisted rookies); draft selections 52, 29, 72, 88

Draft selections: 7, 30, 31, 85, 90, 108, 126.

RICHMOND

In: Troy Chaplin (Port Adelaide), Chris Knights (Adelaide), Aaron Edwards (North Melbourne), draft selection 43

Out: Angus Graham (Adelaide); Dean McDonald, Brad Miller, Kelvin Moore (retired); Andrew Browne, Jeromey Webberley, Dan Connors (delisted); Addam Maric, Piva Wright, Gibson Turner (delisted rookies); draft selection 50, 74

Draft selections: 9, 32, 34, 43, 92, 110, 128

ST KILDA

In: Tom Hickey (Gold Coast), Tom Lee (Claremont), Trent Dennis-Lane (Sydney Swans), draft selections 25, 26, 41, 44

Out: Brendon Goddard (Essendon), Jamie Cripps (West Coast); Sam Crocker, Jason Gram, Nicky Winmar, Brett Peake, Dean Polo (delisted); Daniel Archer (delisted rookie); draft selections 12, 37, 57

Draft selections: 25, 26, 41, 44, 77, 95, 113, 131

SYDNEY SWANS

In: Draft selections 47, 66, 72

Out: Jarred Moore, Mark Seaby (delisted); Eugene Kruger, Jack Lynch, Dylan McNeil (delisted rookies); Campbell Heath (Port Adelaide), Matt Spangher (Hawthorn), Trent Dennis-Lane (St Kilda); draft selections 72, 85

Draft selections: 23, 45, 47, 66, 67, 103, 121, 139

WEST COAST

In: Sharrod Wellingham (Collingwood), Jamie Cripps (St Kilda), Cale Morton (Melbourne), draft selections 46 and 62

Out: Quinten Lynch (Collingwood), Koby Stevens (Western Bulldogs), Lewis Stevenson (Port Adelaide); Andrew Strijk, Gerrick Weedon (delisted); Anton Hamp, Callum Papertalk, Michael Mascoulis (delisted rookies); draft selections 18, 41

Draft selections: 46, 61, 62, 81, 99

WESTERN BULLDOGS

In: Lachie Hunter (father-son), Koby Stevens (West Coast), draft selection 22

Out: Brian Lake (Hawthorn); Nathan Djerrkura, Lindsay Gilbee, Ryan Hargrave, Zephaniah Skinner (retired); Tom Hill, Andrew Hooper, Brodie Moles, James Mulligan, Justin Sherman (delisted); draft selections 27, 44, 71

Draft selections: 5, 6 (GWS compensation for Callan Ward), 22, 50 (committed to Hunter), 51 (GWS compensation for Sam Reid), 89, 107 and 125

MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB LIST CHANGES - 2012

2013 Melbourne squad

Primary list

1. Bail, Rohan

2. Barry, Dominic

3. Blease, Sam

4. Byrnes, Shannon

5. Clark, Mitch

6. Davey, Aaron

7. Davis, Troy

8. Dawes, Chris

9. Dunn, Lynden

10. Evans, Michael

11. Fitzpatrick, Jack

12. Frawley, James

13. Garland, Colin

14. Gawn, Max

15. Gillies, Tom

16. Grimes, Jack

17. Howe, Jeremy

18. Jamar, Mark

19. Jetta, Neville

20. Jones, Matt

21. Jones, Nathan

22. Kent, Dean

23. Macdonald, Joel

24. McDonald, Tom

25. McKenzie, Jordie

26. Nicholson, Daniel

27. Pedersen, Cameron

28. Rodan, David

29. Sellar, James

30. Spencer, Jake

31. Strauss, James

32. Sylvia, Colin

33. Taggert, Rory

34. Tapscott, Luke

35. Terlich, Dean

36. Toumpas, Jimmy

37. Trengove, Jack

38. Tynan, Josh

39. Viney, Jack

40. Watts, Jack

Rookie list

41. Couch, Tom

42. Magner, James

43. TBC at NAB AFL Rookie Draft on December 11

44. TBC at NAB AFL Rookie Draft on December 11

ARRIVALS

Unrestricted free agent: Shannon Byrnes (Geelong Cats)

Father/son selection: Jack Viney (Casey Scorpions)

Northern Territory zone selection traded by Greater Western Sydney: Dominic Barry (North Ballarat Rebels)

Trade period: Chris Dawes (Collingwood),Cameron Pedersen (North Melbourne) David Rodan (Port Adelaide)

Rookie elevation: Michael Evans, Daniel Nicholson

Delisted free agent: Tom Gillies (Geelong Cats)

NAB AFL Draft: Matt Jones (Box Hill Hawks), Dean Kent (Perth), Dean Terlich (Norwood), Jimmy Toumpas (Woodville West Torrens)

NAB AFL Rookie Draft: TBC

*Note: Jesse Hogan (Claremont) was acquired as a 17-year-old trade incentive selection via Greater Western Sydney. He will officially be included on Melbourne’s primary list in 2014.

DEPARTURES

Retired: Clint Bartram, Brad Green (veteran - outside list)

Unrestricted free agent: Jared Rivers (Geelong Cats)

Restricted free agent: Brent Moloney (Brisbane Lions)

Trade period: Jordan Gysberts (North Melbourne), Stef Martin (Brisbane Lions), Cale Morton (West Coast Eagles)

Delisted: Matthew Bate, Jamie Bennell, Lucas Cook, Liam Jurrah, Kelvin Lawrence (second-year rookie), Ricky Petterd, Jai Sheahan (rookie), Leigh Williams (rookie)]

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This has been a very exciting week, the best that I can remember, but a lot has still to be settled.

The threads have become enormous but confused with speculation interspersed amongst facts.

Can we please reserve this for CONFIRMED FACTS ONLY. Trolls not welcome., though sadly I guess they will worm their ways in as usual to pump up their egos.

IN:

- Jack Viney for second round pick. #26

- Shannon Byrnes UFA

- Jesse Hogan, Dominic Barry and pick #20 for pick #3 & #13

OUT:

- Brent Moloney UFA

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3rd deal was for #3 and #13.

Thanks - will edit, and am happy to continue to edit as FACTS come in. Edited by monoccular
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50 Sheahan, Jai ® - apparently delisted

Is this fact or rumour?

Found article relating to this so guess its true as Player Manager was quoted in article and was spruiking his skills. Another Article says Lucas Cook will not be re-signed but its written by Jay Clarke so would require verification lol.

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