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2 minutes ago, SFebes said:

North apparently want a second round pick for Preuss.

For a player who hasn’t played a minute of AFL football in over a year?

Yeah....nah.......

1 minute ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

For a player who hasn’t played a minute of AFL football in over a year?

Yeah....nah.......

I'm with you, North playing the high demand card. I think he'll go for a 3rd.

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58 minutes ago, SFebes said:

North apparently want a second round pick for Preuss.

That equates to Kent being a second rounder then. LOL.

I would give them Pick 32 & 50 if we could get back Preuss & Pick 39.


3 hours ago, SFebes said:

North apparently want a second round pick for Preuss.

haha... 

Norf want that.

We would want to give a 4th rounder. 

Everyone will settle on a third or equivalent 

6 minutes ago, GCDee said:

haha... 

Norf want that.

We would want to give a 4th rounder. 

Everyone will settle on a third or equivalent 

Exactly.

Mcgovern nominates Carlton.  wow

and Shiel might do likewise.

you can tell who the money hungry players are

 
33 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Mcgovern nominates Carlton.  wow

and Shiel might do likewise.

you can tell who the money hungry players are

Big money for two guys who will help but they are a long way off still .

6 hours ago, CBDees said:

Billing’s old man (was) a Bombers supporter so presumably Jack was the same. Not sure why he would want to come to the Dees in a trade? After the Preliminary Final why would we remain a destination club? ?

Um, because we finished above 14 other clubs.


22 hours ago, Unleash Hell said:

This is one rumour i rekon u can tell is true from the outer.

We have an abundance of inside mids and lack skills.

Good luck to Dom either eay

I've just got this feeling that there is going to be trades and picks flying around left, right and center at the Dees.

1 hour ago, loges said:

Um, because we finished above 14 other clubs.

and continue ( likely ) to finish higher still

59 minutes ago, Win4theAges said:

I've just got this feeling that there is going to be trades and picks flying around left, right and center at the Dees.

got a few lockers to fill !!!


We've allegedly asked for permission to trade our 2019 first round pick. Means we must have something big lined up (could still be Gaff).

1 minute ago, MadAsHell said:

We've allegedly asked for permission to trade our 2019 first round pick. Means we must have something big lined up (could still be Gaff).

Don’t need to trade for Gaff, just a shipload of coin.

19 minutes ago, MadAsHell said:

We've allegedly asked for permission to trade our 2019 first round pick. Means we must have something big lined up (could still be Gaff).

More likely to be for Shiel as Gaff is a RFA. 

#Whathasthetradewhispererheard?

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21 hours ago, HarmesWay said:

Supposedly North have knocked back a Preuss - Tyson straight swap

I like your username. 

20 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

More likely to be for Shiel as Gaff is a RFA. 

#Whathasthetradewhispererheard?

 

23 minutes ago, Dockett 32 said:

Don’t need to trade for Gaff, just a shipload of coin.

Yes, but unlike North, we don't have the coin to blow West Coast out of the water re matching.

Only chance we have to get Gaff is by trade.


Sounds like this is going too be a crazy trade period.

What else is in the mix #ethandoesdallas ?

1 hour ago, Dee tention said:

 

Jack Stevens to Sydney

 

Guess I won't see him at the local cafe anymore.

 
31 minutes ago, MadAsHell said:

 

Yes, but unlike North, we don't have the coin to blow West Coast out of the water re matching.

Only chance we have to get Gaff is by trade.

Trading for Gaff would be one of the all time trade blunders.  

 

 


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