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Who do we realistically target for a trade?

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Apparently Lachie Neale is trying to get to Brissy, which if that was the case they might be happier to release Dayne Beams back to Victoria, while Collingwood would be most likely, I'd love to have him at the Dees he could be a great link man as good as an inside mid as he is at the moment. Not sure what we'd give, but something like a 2nd next year and a player JHK/Kent etc. might do

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    2 minutes ago, Red and Blue realist said:

    Apparently Lachie Neale is trying to get to Brissy, which if that was the case they might be happier to release Dayne Beams back to Victoria, while Collingwood would be most likely, I'd love to have him at the Dees he could be a great link man as good as an inside mid as he is at the moment. Not sure what we'd give, but something like a 2nd next year and a player JHK/Kent etc. might do

    A contracted Beams would cost a lot more than a second round pick (in the 30s) plus JKH. 

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    5 minutes ago, Red and Blue realist said:

    Apparently Lachie Neale is trying to get to Brissy, which if that was the case they might be happier to release Dayne Beams back to Victoria, while Collingwood would be most likely, I'd love to have him at the Dees he could be a great link man as good as an inside mid as he is at the moment. Not sure what we'd give, but something like a 2nd next year and a player JHK/Kent etc. might do

    He's not trying to get to Brisbane. Brisbane are trying to get him and he's open to the idea.

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    I cant see us being too active this year. 

    The list of free agents are underwhelming, Gaff & Dahl are probably the only on our list however their price tags are getting a bit excessive. 

    We have no trading blocks unless we want to trade our own talent. 

    I dont think we really need to make too many changes anyway. Next year our "ins" are LEVER, HOGAN & VINEY. 

     

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    4 minutes ago, GCDee said:

    I cant see us being too active this year. 

    The list of free agents are underwhelming, Gaff & Dahl are probably the only on our list however their price tags are getting a bit excessive. 

    We have no trading blocks unless we want to trade our own talent. 

    I dont think we really need to make too many changes anyway. Next year our "ins" are LEVER, HOGAN & VINEY. 

     

    I’m also hopeful that Billy Stretch will have a Harmes-like renaissance. The signs were promising prior to his injury.

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    10 minutes ago, GCDee said:

    A contracted Beams would cost a lot more than a second round pick (in the 30s) plus JKH. 

    Who knows, if they have a replacement lined up they might accept something like that (2nd plus player) now rather than know he'll be gone in 2 years anyway and will get nothing then. They've made it clear they don't expect him to stay beyond his current contract. He's also turns 29 before the start of next season, so will only really have 3 years left in him.

    7 minutes ago, SFebes said:

    He's not trying to get to Brisbane. Brisbane are trying to get him and he's open to the idea.

    I read it that he'd approached Freo about it, rather than Brisbane approaching them, suggests to me he's more than just open to the idea.

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    2 minutes ago, Red and Blue realist said:

    Who knows, if they have a replacement lined up they might accept something like that (2nd plus player) now rather than know he'll be gone in 2 years anyway and will get nothing then. They've made it clear they don't expect him to stay beyond his current contract. He's also turns 29 before the start of next season, so will only really have 3 years left in him.

    I read it that he'd approached Freo about it, rather than Brisbane approaching them, suggests to me he's more than just open to the idea.

    They said on the radio that Neale has not approached Freo at all yet and that Brisbane were keen and Neale camp was open to the idea.

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    4 hours ago, worldwideweb_demon said:

    Think those picks are wrong. It's 36, 43, 54 and 90. 

    We've done well some of later picks especially the two Mac boys both taken at pick 53

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    3 minutes ago, layzie said:

    Something not quite right about this Neale stuff. 

    Rounding up draft picks for Jesse....

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    1 hour ago, GCDee said:

    I cant see us being too active this year. 

    The list of free agents are underwhelming, Gaff & Dahl are probably the only on our list however their price tags are getting a bit excessive. 

    We have no trading blocks unless we want to trade our own talent. 

    I dont think we really need to make too many changes anyway. Next year our "ins" are LEVER, HOGAN & VINEY. 

     

    I thought Viney was an in next week.

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    Pick 5 from Freo plus Brisbanes pick 4 as a result of the Neale trade for Hogan....Something to seriously consider. We could then keep a first round pick for this "Superdraft" who by all accounts the top 5 are brilliant and trade the second 1st rounder to any of the clubs holding the dynamic , goal kicking , speedy midfielder we  are so desperate for. Im a Hogan fan  and don't think it should /will happen but it will defietely be considered IMO. Doubely so if the Weed has a great finals campaine - by god I hope he does. 

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    I hope we're putting an offer to Shiel to play with the best midfield in the league at the end of his current contract.

    Gawn, Oliver, Viney, Brayshaw, Harmes, Tyson and Petracca. Surely, he'd have to consider it. If we don't get Gaff, I'd say "give it one more shot at GWS and then come back to Victoria and play under Max".

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    8 hours ago, A F said:

    I hope we're putting an offer to Shiel to play with the best midfield in the league at the end of his current contract.

    Gawn, Oliver, Viney, Brayshaw, Harmes, Tyson and Petracca. Surely, he'd have to consider it. If we don't get Gaff, I'd say "give it one more shot at GWS and then come back to Victoria and play under Max".

    Shiel, Kelly or Whitfield are the ones I want, Shiel is more likely. Mouthwatering midfield.

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    8 hours ago, A F said:

    I hope we're putting an offer to Shiel to play with the best midfield in the league at the end of his current contract.

    Gawn, Oliver, Viney, Brayshaw, Harmes, Tyson and Petracca. Surely, he'd have to consider it. If we don't get Gaff, I'd say "give it one more shot at GWS and then come back to Victoria and play under Max".

    Shiel would be great.. but who are you willing to give up to get him in? We got no picks. 

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    Shiel plays a very selfish brand of football for mine...I’d happily have him but he needs a lot of adjustments to his role to benefit any club he goes to

    I think it’s all a moot point, however, as we don’t have the assets to trade, unless we want to give up significant best 22 players

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    18 hours ago, WA Demon13 said:

    Pick 5 from Freo plus Brisbanes pick 4 as a result of the Neale trade for Hogan....Something to seriously consider. We could then keep a first round pick for this "Superdraft" who by all accounts the top 5 are brilliant and trade the second 1st rounder to any of the clubs holding the dynamic , goal kicking , speedy midfielder we  are so desperate for. Im a Hogan fan  and don't think it should /will happen but it will defietely be considered IMO. Doubely so if the Weed has a great finals campaine - by god I hope he does. 

    I don't want to trade Hogan.  He is much better and much more valuable than many people on here seem to think. 

    But if he is thinking about it, then for picks 4 and 5 we'd have to consider it. That'd be the best possible return we'd ever get for him and, if he was leaving anyway,  would help set us up even longer term. 

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    19 minutes ago, deanox said:

    I don't want to trade Hogan.  He is much better and much more valuable than many people on here seem to think. 

    But if he is thinking about it, then for picks 4 and 5 we'd have to consider it. That'd be the best possible return we'd ever get for him and, if he was leaving anyway,  would help set us up even longer term. 

    Miles better than the compensatory pick of around 15 that we would get if he leaves under restricted free agency.

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