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On 5 September 2016 at 11:45 PM, SaberFang said:

God, not Essendon, anyone but Essendon. I would almost give away the game. Drug cheating their way to picking up O'Meara for free.

I wonder whether the Doggies will spoil the party. Interest from GC for Lin Jong. Package him up with a draft pick and swap with O'Mera.  Much better option for the Suns, the doggies and leaves the bombers with sweet fa. 

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2 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Oh well. Worst case was essedon getting him for free.

The hope now is that Whorethorn over pays, and he never recovers fully from his injuries.

It's sad that it's come to this, but I have to agree. Hawthorn will still end up picking him up for pick ~13-15 or so, which is an absolute bargain if he ever gets healthy.

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Considering their ladder position, would 2 Hawthorn first rounders be enough ? Might need to include a decent player in the deal somehow.

What have they got to offer?

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2 minutes ago, SaberFang said:

The AFL wouldn't have intervened in a situation where Essendon potentially get stronger. They want them back in the top 4 ASAP.

That's what I was thinking.

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1 minute ago, binman said:

This sort of tosh shits me, even in jest. Wishing someone ill only reflects very poorly on the holder of such moronic views

pfft.

Hope Hawthorn pays through the nose and O'Meara never gets out of first gear.

 

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55 minutes ago, binman said:

This sort of tosh shits me, even in jest. Wishing someone ill only reflects very poorly on the holder of such moronic views

 

It wasn't in jest. Not even a little bit.

You are free to think whatever you like.

I will continue to do the same Binny.

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The Hawks are going to fall off the cliff next year.. They have zero A grade mids on the list once Hodge, Mitchell, Lewis and Burgoyne retire.

Strange choice for O'Meara.

 

 

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Just now, McQueen said:

The Hawks are going to fall off the cliff next year.. They have zero A grade mids on the list once Hodge, Mitchell, Lewis and Burgoyne retire.

Strange choice for O'Meara.

 

 

It's possible that with all of the high quality players retiring soon, that horforn are one of the few current top 8 clubs who can accommodate his contract requests.

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1 minute ago, McQueen said:

The Hawks are going to fall off the cliff next year.. They have zero A grade mids on the list once Hodge, Mitchell, Lewis and Burgoyne retire.

Strange choice for O'Meara.

 

 

Before this news came out, Ox said on SEN this morning that you can "take it to the bank" O'Meara and Tom Mitchell will be at Hawthorn next year.

 

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2 minutes ago, stuie said:

Before this news came out, Ox said on SEN this morning that you can "take it to the bank" O'Meara and Tom Mitchell will be at Hawthorn next year.

 

Future picks?

That, or they are going to be brave and force a couple of their current players out.

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1 minute ago, faultydet said:

Future picks?

That, or they are going to be brave and force a couple of their current players out.

No idea. Wouldn't have thought they'd be able to trade enough future picks to get both deals done, plus given they'd still be top 4 after getting those players why would you want their future picks? Somehow it'll get done though because equalization is a sham.

 

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Freo trade Pick 3 to GWS for McCartny & Pick 7

Freo trade Pick 7 to Hawthorn for Hill & Pick 14 or 16 (dependent on if they loose this week or next week)

Hawthorn trade Pick 7 & Langford to Gold Coast for O'Meara

Hawthorn trade 2017 1st Round Pick & Schoenmakers to Sydney for Mitchell plus a 2nd or 3rd Round Pick in either draft.

Sadly I can see it happening.

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