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Lewis Jetta and Gary Rohan to Melbourne for pick 2

you heard it here first

I hope you are joking. Doesn't help us at all , would prefer to keep pick 2 .

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The jetta and rohan deal doesn't sound too bad. I would prob prefer an A grader. Heard worse ideas though

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I hope we get a little creative, maybe even jump in with some other trades going on. For example instead of just pick 2 for Shiel, how about we try and work in with Sydney as well. They have to try and work out getting something for Mumford.

Might work like this-

we give pick 2 and 22 (col's compo) and get Shiel (GWS), Smith and pick 31 (Syd).

GWS get pick 2 and Mumford and lose Shiel (us) and pick 20 and 22

Syd lose Mumford and pick 31 and get pick's 20 and 22

Just throwing it out that a little bit of creativity might get us more than just a straight pick for player.

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The jetta and rohan deal doesn't sound too bad. I would prob prefer an A grader. Heard worse ideas though

yeah it is a bad idea. Both those players are good but neither address our problem for a need for midfielders than can play in the guts

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I hope we get a little creative, maybe even jump in with some other trades going on. For example instead of just pick 2 for Shiel, how about we try and work in with Sydney as well. They have to try and work out getting something for Mumford.

Might work like this-

we give pick 2 and 22 (col's compo) and get Shiel (GWS), Smith and pick 31 (Syd).

GWS get pick 2 and Mumford and lose Shiel (us) and pick 20 and 22

Syd lose Mumford and pick 31 and get pick's 20 and 22

Just throwing it out that a little bit of creativity might get us more than just a straight pick for player.

Sydney lose Mumford, smith and pick 31 for 20 and 22... Not to sure they're that generous

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yeah it is a bad idea. Both those players are good but neither address our problem for a need for midfielders than can play in the guts

Your right, we should be asking for more. Pretty sure rohan is an all round mid isn't he? Jetta isn't really what we are after, running wingman. We do need in and under mids and some class as well.

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Averaged a combined 16.8 possessions this year, Jetta 11.8, Rohan 5.0. Exactly what we need :)

Both were coming off injury. Rohan will be an absolute gun when he gets up and running as a mid one of the quickest players in the game, good size and good overhead. Think Dangerfield.

Not saying he would be a good trade but with Parker yep.

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Sydney lose Mumford, smith and pick 31 for 20 and 22... Not to sure they're that generous

Its basically Mumford for 20 and Smith and 31 for 22. It frees up a bit more salary for them and they can hit the draft with 3 picks in the top 22. I think theyd consider it, especially if Smith wants to play more midfield time.

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No longer want to trade for pick 2, want Nathan Freeman! A gun! Saw some vids of him on the weekend, excatly what we need. Could be ready made like Ollie Wines!

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Must be a very new experience for Messendon to be treated as garbage

Brave new world hey ....get used to it

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No longer want to trade for pick 2, want Nathan Freeman! A gun! Saw some vids of him on the weekend, excatly what we need. Could be ready made like Ollie Wines!

Locked up by Brisbane earlier today.

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From the club website:

http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2013-10-07/trade-winds-monday

Makes mention of a couple of Swans players in a package and mentions Nick Smith. Could be worth noting, especially seeing as Chris Pelchan has said Saints aren't trading Pick 3. Could Parker be the other player?

Maybe it's Pick 2 for Smith & Parker?

Why deal with them and make them stonger with a potential champ at pick 2. Thhey already have Buddy etc...

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Why deal with them and make them stonger with a potential champ at pick 2. Thhey already have Buddy etc...

1. we win out of the deal at least as a start of an improve (a rebuild of a rebuild of a...)

2. the stronger they get the more obvious their financial advantage becomes causing an eventual correction by the league and a stronger footing to argue for a more equal footing (as in AFL guaranteeing 100% salary cap payments).

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