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Zac Williams has joined the Blues on a 6 year deal estimated to be worth $800,000 per year.

Giants received a first round compensation pick, currently pick 10.

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    Aidan Corr has joined the Kangas on a 5 year deal netting the Giants a 2nd round compensation pick, currently pick 30.

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    30 minutes ago, Nascent said:

    Aidan Corr has joined the Kangas on a 5 year deal netting the Giants a 2nd round compensation pick, currently pick 30.

    He must be wondering what he’s gotten himself in to!  

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    Congrats to cats landing Cameron a ready made ff... When u include Lynch going to the tigers after the won a flag.. not to mention Daniher going to to the lions a prelim team...is this what free agency was designed for to allow successful clubs to raid the best talent ... grant it the lions have climbed up the ladder..  something isn’t right ...

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    20 hours ago, Better days ahead said:

    He must be wondering what he’s gotten himself in to!  

    Money has clearly won out there

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    20 hours ago, Better days ahead said:

    He must be wondering what he’s gotten himself in to!  

    That’s the issue bottom clubs will pay overs to attract players... the system is actually working against bottom teams even more so!

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    15 minutes ago, Hogan2014 said:

    Congrats to cats landing Cameron a ready made ff... When u include Lynch going to the tigers after the won a flag.. not to mention Daniher going to to the lions a prelim team...is this what free agency was designed for to allow successful clubs to raid the best talent ... grant it the lions have climbed up the ladder..  something isn’t right ...

    GWS matched so Geelong has to trade for Cameron.

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    And GWS has sent that pick 54 back to Freemantle for Jesse Hogan. Effectively Langdon out, Hogan in. A far cry from Freo paying pick 6 and 23 for Hogan only two years ago.

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    Adelaide haven't matched St Kilda's bid according to trade radio with Crows set to receive a second round compensation pick currently 23.

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    7 minutes ago, Nascent said:

    Adelaide haven't matched St Kilda's bid according to trade radio with Crows set to receive a second round compensation pick currently 23.

    Expect to see some questionable trade in the Crows favour from the Saints.

    Dunstan for pick 85.

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    13 minutes ago, Nascent said:

    Adelaide haven't matched St Kilda's bid according to trade radio with Crows set to receive a second round compensation pick currently 23.

    Why would they not match it if that’s all they’re getting? They probably could’ve got more by trading him. Odd decision.

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    3 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

    Why would they not match it if that’s all they’re getting? They probably could’ve got more by trading him. Odd decision.

    I think his drug bust completely stuffed his trade value (and his salary expectations). A second rounder is the most they could expect so Pick 23 is probably the best they could hope for in the circumstances.

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    52 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

    Why would they not match it if that’s all they’re getting? They probably could’ve got more by trading him. Odd decision.

    You aren't going to match a bid if you don't want to keep the player at the club though.  

    Clearly pick 23 and Dunstan for  Crouch and say pick 85 is better than trying to do  a trade with the Saints who aren't going to cough up a first rounder for Crouch. 

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    2 minutes ago, grazman said:

    You aren't going to match a bid if you don't want to keep the player at the club though.  

    You take that risk and force a trade that benefits your club more. 

    What’s the point of the system if no one ever matches? 

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    Just now, Lord Travis said:

    You take that risk and force a trade that benefits your club more. 

    What’s the point of the system if no one ever matches? 

    Not if you really want that player to go for Salary Cap room or perhaps cultural reasons.  

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    Saints have now officially showing interest in Adam Treloar. 

     

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    Saints loading up for a flag tilt. Fair play to them for attracting and securing established talent. Would gladly take every player they’ve traded in over the past 12 months. Let’s see if it pays off in the next few years or if they crash and need another rebuild. They’ve definitely gone past us now.

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    2 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

    Saints loading up for a flag tilt. Fair play to them for attracting and securing established talent. Would gladly take every player they’ve traded in over the past 12 months. Let’s see if it pays off in the next few years or if they crash and need another rebuild. They’ve definitely gone past us now.

    Yep. They've done extremely well.

    About to add Jack Higgins also.

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    The Saints position is a really good example of what you can do if you manage your salary cap well and recruit well. they've got a really clear understanding of how they want to play and they're recruiting accordingly. 

    I think they're really only lacking some polish off half back and they should be ready for a serious flag tilt 

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    9 hours ago, Lord Travis said:

    Saints loading up for a flag tilt. Fair play to them for attracting and securing established talent. Would gladly take every player they’ve traded in over the past 12 months. Let’s see if it pays off in the next few years or if they crash and need another rebuild. They’ve definitely gone past us now.

    Brad Hill reported on $900k?

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    As per AFL website article the Giants are demanding a mid first round pick from the Bombers for Caldwell after being selected at pick 11 and putting two years worth of development into him. Perhaps I have a degree of shadenfreude when it comes to Essendon but this is music to my ears. Their behaviour and demands when it comes to the trade period is bordering on ludicrous and has done for years, its nice to see some pressure applied back to them.

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    Sorry playing catch up here.

    *A three-way trade between Brisbane, North Melbourne and Western Bulldogs has taken place 

    • North Melbourne received - Lachie Young and a 4th round pick (70)
    • Brisbane received - a 4th round pick (63)
    • Western Bulldogs received - Stefan Martin

    *Trade between Carlton and Geelong 

    • Carlton received - Lachlan Fogarty and pick a 2nd round pick (38)
    • Geelong received - a 2nd round pick (30) and 4th round pick (50)

    *Trade between Brisbane and Geelong

    • Brisbane received - Nakia Cockatoo
    • Geelong received - Future 3rd selection (tied to Melbourne)

    *Trade between Carlton and Essendon

    • Carlton received - Adam Saad and a 3rd round pick (48) and a 4th round pick (78)
    • Essendon received - a 1st round pick (8) and 5th round pick (87) 

    *Trade between Port Adelaide and Sydney

    • Port Adelaide received - Aliir Aliir
    • Sydney received - future 2nd round selection

    *Trade between Geelong and North Melbourne

    • Geelong received - Shaun Higgins
    • North received - 2nd round pick (30)

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