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Trade Radio Discussion

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It is not impossible we trade 3 & 7 for 4 & 5.

Depends on who we really want and who Bombers believe we want and they want.

Could be another pick upgrade or player involved.

Highly unlikely, but possible.

We will know in less than 6 hours.

Dodoro would need another 2 weeks to consider Redleg, just to work out whether it be worthwhile.

 

Melbourne officials just arrived at etihad. Late trade maybe???

Melbourne officials just arrived at etihad. Late trade maybe???

To be awarded winners of trade week?

 

Melbourne officials just arrived at etihad. Late trade maybe???

They've just come for the free refreshments and to point and laugh at the Toigs contingent

Melbourne officials just arrived at etihad. Late trade maybe???

I don't think they would just not rock up today, there is always a 1% chance someone will want to trade pick 95 for Terlich.


Melbourne officials just arrived at etihad. Late trade maybe???

Interesting.. you'd think if they had shut up shop they wouldn't have bothered to rock up today.

Edited by dazzledavey36

Interesting.. you'd think if they had shut up shop they wouldn't have bothered to tock up today.

Wouldn't it be prudent to be there just in case something falls out of the tree ?

There may be something happening, or it may be due diligence.

Interesting.. you'd think if they had shut up shop they wouldn't have bothered to tock up today.

"tock up" is that a new slang for rock up d??

Sorry mate I ain't up to the new lingo these days!!

Edited by DemonOX

 

They've just come for the free refreshments and to point and laugh at the Toigs contingent

Lol.

Wouldn't it be prudent to be there just in case something falls out of the tree ?

There may be something happening, or it may be due diligence.

Like the (alleged?) last minute round 1 pick for Howe last year.... *sigh*


Melbourne officials just arrived at etihad. Late trade maybe???

For the entertainment value in watching Pies officials scramble for Aish (tick, tick, tick), and maybe to help out our good mates in GWS in some way to help them get enough pts for the academy players, whilst improving our draft position 3rd pick even further.

For the entertainment value in watching Pies officials scramble for Aish (tick, tick, tick), and maybe to help out our good mates in GWS in some way to help them get enough pts for the academy players, whilst improving our draft position 3rd pick even further.

Oh how I hope they cannot get him.

To be awarded winners of trade week?

JM walking into Etihad like...

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Tomlinson?

yeah Tomlinson would be great. Icing on the cake.

What would we give up though?


Pick 50 (that we were originally going to use on Bugg)

yeah Tomlinson would be great. Icing on the cake.

What would we give up though?

Can't see it happening as we can't trade anymore future picks (once you've traded pick 1 you can't trade anymore from that draft).

They've just come for the free refreshments and to point and laugh at the Toigs contingent

Tig supporters must be looking at s with envy, we pull magic from nowhere and they're still stuck trying to deal for Yarran.

What plebs they are.

Tig supporters must be looking at s with envy, we pull magic from nowhere and they're still stuck trying to deal for Yarran.

What plebs they are.

I think they finished a bit higher than us for the last four years.

Plebs may be but this decade their results leave us in the cold.

Edited by old dee


I think they finish a bit higher than us for the last three years.

Plebs may be but this decade there results leave us in the cold.

True, but it all means nothing if they struggle to win a final, and I'd still back us to win a flag before them.

Apparently Carlton willing to give pick 12 for Tomlinson, hence why they want it for Yarran so bad.

Don't think 50 is enough but wow pick 12 is overs x1000

True, but it all means nothing if they struggle to win a final, and I'd still back us to win a flag before them.

As every loyal Dees supporter would .

But I think that is five years off the Dees and the tigers are well ahead at this stage.

 

Apparently Carlton willing to give pick 12 for Tomlinson, hence why they want it for Yarran so bad.

Don't think 50 is enough but wow pick 12 is overs x1000

It is only overs if the Tigers won't give it.

Personally If I were the tigers I would tell them to go jump.

Yarran ain't that good


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