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I wouldn't go to North, as has already been said, how much longer do they have to go? That 'window' is closing quick.

Will Richmond ever get there?

Our boys need to sell the Viney, Brayshaw, Petracca, Hogan story... its not nothing, there is something in that which must start to seem very appealing to any aspirant!

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no its not, its a game of bluff atmo IMO.

#scenario 1/

Melbourne trade Howe to GCS; for P-10ish

Melbourne trade P-10ish + +?????, to Port; for Hartlett

Port trade P-10ish, to GCS for tall forward/ruck ?

Melbourne keep P-6

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then possibly use P-6 in the draft, OR as part of trade bait for a Prestia ?

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#scenario 2/

Melbourne trade P-6 + ???, to Port; for Hartlett

Port trade P-10/11ish to GCS for tall forward/ruck ?

Melbourne trade Howe to ????? for ?????

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Melbourne have no 1st Rnd picks ?

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this I think maybe the holdup?

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We're still in a great position to land him. More cap space and better draft pick.

And via that better draft pick, we've got the means to help them get Dixon to Port, as discussed earlier. That's why it's such a good three-way.

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North Melbourne and Richmond are offering Port Adelaide's Hamish Hartlett $750k a season over 5 years according to Tony Sheahan.

Offer him $800-850k over 5 then.

North?

How can they afford to pay their "home grown" players when shelling out for Dal Santo, Waite and then Higgins?

Seems like both Scott brothers would prefer to pillage than to develop in house. Edited by AdamFarr
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Offer him $800-850k over 5 then....yeah ...why not :)

Seems like both Scott brothers wpuld prefer to pillage than to develop in house. is the modern way ...have you not heard lol

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North Melbourne and Richmond are offering Port Adelaide's Hamish Hartlett $750k a season over 5 years according to Tony Sheahan.

Are there still salary caps in place at some of these clubs? Certainly the cap does not seem to be working as an equaliser anymore.

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