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FAREWELL JEREMY HOWE

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Howe to Pies

Is this official or an opinion?

Howe to Pies

I would try and go Howe and 25 for pick 10 ( goldcoast pick from port for Dickson )

Curnow at 6 and wiederman at 10

Edited by blue and red in the head

 

Is this official or an opinion?

Reported on HS


No indication, but IMO pick 3 is the best outcome.

Then you better hope Pies offer him a crap contract.

Jon Ralph tweeted that Howe is destined for pies just waiting the offer. Suns have now lost all hope.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/jeremy-howe-appears-headed-to-collingwood/story-fnp04d70-1227569137659

Gist of the article is that it is not a done deal. He is considering all options next week (gets back on Saturday). But seems to allude we'd get Kennedy and a second rounder? or just a second rounder and not Kennedy. Very vague. Seems like he went to market early so he could have the scoop.

MELBOURNE high-flyer Jeremy Howe seems headed to Collingwood in a deal that gives the Pies the two most spectacular marking players in the game.

The Herald Sun understands Collingwood’s interest in Howe dates back more than a month, with the Demon meeting with coach Nathan Buckley several times.

Both Howe and Buckley have been in Bali in recent days but the Pies actually made their play to the Demon weeks ago in a detailed presentation.

Gold Coast have given up any hope he will be heading north, with the Pies set to hand him an official offer overnight or today.

A deal will likely involve a player swap for Collingwood midfielder Ben Kennedy, who is determined to find his way to Melbourne.

A deal of about $400,000 a year for four seasons would see high-leaping Jamie Elliott and Howe uniting in the Pies forward line next year.

 

Would not be happy with Howe for Kennedy straight swap.. Think Kennedy + pies 3rd rounder which we can on trade the 3rd rounder to GWS for bugg.. Bugg & Kennedy for Howe, that'll do me


FMD.

A final middle finger to the club. Bugger off Howe.

A return of two fringe players (Kennedy and Bugg) for the only guy we had with currency is a horrible outcome.

Edited by Lamashtu

Not happy if true. Will be time for us to play hard ball.

Kennedy & a 2nd round pick or PSD.

So much for Parish!

Edited by AngryAtCasey

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/jeremy-howe-appears-headed-to-collingwood/story-fnp04d70-1227569137659

Gist of the article is that it is not a done deal. He is considering all options next week (gets back on Saturday). But seems to allude we'd get Kennedy and a second rounder? or just a second rounder and not Kennedy. Very vague. Seems like he went to market early so he could have the scoop.

MELBOURNE high-flyer Jeremy Howe seems headed to Collingwood in a deal that gives the Pies the two most spectacular marking players in the game.

The Herald Sun understands Collingwood’s interest in Howe dates back more than a month, with the Demon meeting with coach Nathan Buckley several times.

Both Howe and Buckley have been in Bali in recent days but the Pies actually made their play to the Demon weeks ago in a detailed presentation.

Gold Coast have given up any hope he will be heading north, with the Pies set to hand him an official offer overnight or today.

A deal will likely involve a player swap for Collingwood midfielder Ben Kennedy, who is determined to find his way to Melbourne.

A deal of about $400,000 a year for four seasons would see high-leaping Jamie Elliott and Howe uniting in the Pies forward line next year.

Would this be a straight swap for Howe?

What does that mean for us?

Trouble.

PS. However, time to play hard ball. We tell Pies the deal is Howe to you, Seedsman to GC, Kennedy to us, our 6 to GC for their 3, a pick to Pies for Seedsman which goes to us, or they give us one to get Bugg or Melksham. Also deal has to be done this week, or we put him in the draft. They would lose Howe and have an unhappy Kennedy.

Edited by Redleg


Go to hell Howe you money hungry khunt

In before deletion!

Would rather try and keep him than him going to the pies. Really what can the pies offer us

Apart from a player that our recruiting team has shown keen interest in?

Time to seriously grow some balls Melbourne and show some khunt! Greedy campaigner.. wish we just pulled the trigger last year. Gotta look after ourselves you know.


No indication, but IMO pick 3 is the best outcome.

Chaser J is pick three that much better than pick 6? I haven't seen the kids at all but it's a deal that doesn't appeal to me.

Ps go to hell Nathan Buckley and everyone else on here who loved his arrogence and smugness on 360.

High time we made a stand at the trade table. Other teams enjoy dealing with us because we're far too easy to bend over.

 

Chaser J is pick three that much better than pick 6? I haven't seen the kids at all but it's a deal that doesn't appeal to me.

Same here, all this talk that its an average draft isn't helping my case, pick 3 can't be seriously better than pick 6


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