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Just wondering what demonlanders opinion of O'Halloran is I think he is the GWS player we can get maybe a straight swap for Preuss?

Issac.Smith as a free agent.

Ben.Brown as a second rounder.

Narkle as a 3rd rounder or swap him with ANB.

Webbster as a 4th rounder.

Jetta as a 5th rounder get him off the books to Collingwood.

Tom.McDonald 4th rounder and pay half his salary get him off the list to Collingwood.

Hannan 3rd rounder to the Bulldogs.

ANB 3rd rounder to Adelaide or swap him for Narkle.

Oscar.McDonald 4th rounder to the Bulldogs.

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    1 hour ago, WERRIDEE said:

    Just wondering what demonlanders opinion of O'Halloran is I think he is the GWS player we can get maybe a straight swap for Preuss?

    Issac.Smith as a free agent.

    Ben.Brown as a second rounder.

    Narkle as a 3rd rounder or swap him with ANB.

    Webbster as a 4th rounder.

    Jetta as a 5th rounder get him off the books to Collingwood.

    Tom.McDonald 4th rounder and pay half his salary get him off the list to Collingwood.

    Hannan 3rd rounder to the Bulldogs.

    ANB 3rd rounder to Adelaide or swap him for Narkle.

    Oscar.McDonald 4th rounder to the Bulldogs.

    I think we'd have to send something along with Preuss to GWS to make that happen. I'm not sold that they'd let Hately, O'Hallloran and Caldwell all leave on top of Williams and Cameron so it could we be worth looking to include a 3rd club in the deal with a player in mind. I think tmac would be worth more than a 4th rounder if we were offloading only half of his salary. The rest look alright to me. Wouldnt mind Pittard as a DFA or seeing us go for Phillips offering next year's 2nd round pick. 

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    Preuss to GWS for their 3rd round (Pick 39), on-traded to North for Brown.  This is a good deal for both clubs, possibly slightly in our favour).

    If that doesn't get the deal done (with North), then our 2nd round (Pick 23) and 3rd round (Pick 39) for Brown and their 2nd round (Pick 25).

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    On 10/22/2020 at 9:11 AM, The Chazz said:

    Preuss to GWS for their 3rd round (Pick 39), on-traded to North for Brown.  This is a good deal for both clubs, possibly slightly in our favour).

    If that doesn't get the deal done (with North), then our 2nd round (Pick 23) and 3rd round (Pick 39) for Brown and their 2nd round (Pick 25).

    We did excellent business to get Preuss for pick 31 and then effectively give that to Kangas for Brown.  You were close with your predictions. 

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