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Tim Harrington on Trade Radio

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in Melbourne Demons

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he was on at 3.30.....anyone listen??

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    After AFL experience and bodies.

    Denied games over with Wellingham. Denies interest in Knights or Reilly and sidestepped a proper answer on a few others.

    Important to get players who can play Neeld's game plan.

    Happy with the core group and wants to bring players who can assist or compete with current players and then will make decisions on list.

    Aaron Davey to be at Melbourne next year.

    Simple one with Viney, will make decision based on what the other 2 clubs do and comes down to the day. Denies denying they have decided!

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    Viney is almost certain to go to the Suns if they bid for him!

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    As if, they've had months to work that one out. They know exactly what they are going to do, although good on him for muddying the waters.

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    Viney is almost certain to go to the Suns if they bid for him!

    Almost, but you're not certain.

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    Heard most of it... Usual stuff, but my impressions were this:

    -Was very diplomatic about Dawes, got the impression that's a done deal

    -Was VERRRRRRY keen on Caddy, gut feel is we may force him to us via trade with GC

    -Subtlely hinted that Viney would be back at MFC after 2 years if GC or GWS go after him

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    Viney is almost certain to go to the Suns if they bid for him!

    They did sow the seeds of letting him go, with him turning back and coming here in 2 years.

    Let's see who blinks first.

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    thanks for the summary.

    Good to hear we are still punching in the "Sharrod to the Dees fight"

    No mention of Lynch? Has Hutchy confirmed he is a magpie?

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    Heard most of it... Usual stuff, but my impressions were this:

    -Was very diplomatic about Dawes, got the impression that's a done deal

    -Was VERRRRRRY keen on Caddy, gut feel is we may force him to us via trade with GC

    -Subtlely hinted that Viney would be back at MFC after 2 years if GC or GWS go after him

    http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/148984/default.aspx

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    -Was VERRRRRRY keen on Caddy, gut feel is we may force him to us via trade with GC

    -Subtlely hinted that Viney would be back at MFC after 2 years if GC or GWS go after him

    These two items are the crux of our play to get JV with the second round. I.e. Let Jack go through and we'll use pick 13 on Caddy (a better deal than most other suitors can afford)...

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    These two items are the crux of our play to get JV with the second round. I.e. Let Jack go through and we'll use pick 13 on Caddy (a better deal than most other suitors can afford)...

    Saints have pick 12 (and possibly 13 for Goddard)

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    And if GC let JV through then we can make sure Saints use pick 12 on Caddy (which would make GC happy).

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    Saints have pick 12 (and possibly 13 for Goddard)

    But we have GC boy Petterd to sweeten a deal if needed.

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    But we have GC boy Petterd to sweeten a deal if needed.

    Haha yeah so it would be Caddy for either:

    -Pick 13

    or

    -Petterd plus pick 4

    Lol

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    We don't have to actually want Caddy or even take him, we just need GC to think we might, sufficiently to let JV through to second round.

    I don't particularly like Caddy from the accounts I've heard, but keen to have two top 5 picks PLUS JV...

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    Heard most of it... Usual stuff, but my impressions were this:

    -Was very diplomatic about Dawes, got the impression that's a done deal

    -Was VERRRRRRY keen on Caddy, gut feel is we may force him to us via trade with GC

    -Subtlely hinted that Viney would be back at MFC after 2 years if GC or GWS go after him

    Stuie? Now the time Mate. If they want Viney the have to grab him. Dawes will be a done deal. No other team would want Dawes. Having said all that who knows..maybe he can be the "transformer" and we sure need some toughness.

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    But we have GC boy Petterd to sweeten a deal if needed.

    keep Petterd

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    Stuie? Now the time Mate. If they want Viney the have to grab him. Dawes will be a done deal. No other team would want Dawes. Having said all that who knows..maybe he can be the "transformer" and we sure need some toughness.

    Yeah I think Dawes would be a decent pick up as long as we don't have to give up much trade wise and Collingwood pay half his contract.

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    Haha yeah so it would be Caddy for either:

    -Pick 13

    or

    -Petterd plus pick 4

    Lol

    What are you talking about? Since when does 13 plus a sweetener ( Petterd ) become 4 plus Petterd.

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    What are you talking about? Since when does 13 plus a sweetener ( Petterd ) become 4 plus Petterd.

    It was a joke mate. Have another look and see if you get it.

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