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Levi Greenwood

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Aware of the comments on other posts about Levi - but still yet to re-sign with the Roos. Wonder if he's worth a look?

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    Aware of the comments on other posts about Levi - but still yet to re-sign with the Roos. Wonder if he's worth a look?

    No chance.

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    Thought we would look at him last time he was off contract & not getting a game. He's had a ripping year & is one of their prime movers now. His currency has gone through the roof

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    definitely worth a look at least.

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    Could be a very different Dees taking the field next year

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    We'd be crazy not to inquire, he was instrumental in the Roos form turn around...

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    He's the Roos most consistent player this year and I think could be more than just a tagger. Would at least think about him for pick 3 in return for North's first pick.

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    He's the Roos most consistent player this year and I think could be more than just a tagger. Would at least think about him for pick 3 in return for North's first pick.

    No way. Decent player but pick 3 to pick 16 is a massive downgrade.

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    I would much rather we spend pick 21 (or whatever it ends up being) on a player like Greenwood, than Lumumba. Greenwood is on the rise and is a genuine midfielder, whilst Lumumba's best football is four years behind him and flankers are a dime a dozen.

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    He wants more coin, which north aren't willing to offer, could be a smokey.

    We have the coin.

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    Very good player but last year was the time to get him. Will cost a lot more now.

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    Like him but no chance you would think.

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    I was saying we should have traded for him last year, got shot down but certain posters.....

    Then he came out this year and had a really good consistent year. I'd say that ship has sailed but would be happy to pick him up

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    A preliminary search from last year reveals literally dozens of posts from people wanting to at least have a look at Greenwood.

    The only knock I found was people thinking he was either a) immovable from North or b) headed elsewhere.

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    A preliminary search from last year reveals literally dozens of posts from people wanting to at least have a look at Greenwood.

    The only knock I found was people thinking he was either a) immovable from North or b) headed elsewhere.

    There were a few specific people who were really against it and let people know how stupid they were. Anyway doesn't matter now.

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    Looks like the free agents have choked North's salary room. I'd be happy to use pick 22 on him and try to trade in a later 2nd rounder i.e. Geelong for Mitch Clark to then use that on HL

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    No way. Decent player but pick 3 to pick 16 is a massive downgrade.

    Have to agree.

    Greenwood has become a good player but in no way should picks 2 or 3 be included in a deal for him.

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    Looks like the free agents have choked North's salary room. I'd be happy to use pick 22 on him and try to trade in a later 2nd rounder i.e. Geelong for Mitch Clark to then use that on HL

    How about a straight swap for MC.

    We offer Greenwood a 3 year, 500k contract (north only offering 1 year at less than 395 with trigger points)

    Everyone's happy.

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    I was one who was completely against Greenwood and I still maintain that with a further injection of top end talent to our midfield, we will be able to unearth our own Greenwood in the coming years.

    He is a second-tier mid behind the likes of Swallow, Cunnington, Harvey, Wells, Ziebell and Dal Santo.

    Someone like Aiden Riley could play that role well with a full pre-season within a deep and functioning midfield.

    We have enough potential Greenwood's on our list, we just need a core group of great midfielders first.

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