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19 hours ago, drysdale demon said:

You are

You honestly think he is staying?

 

Interesting report in on MMM Perth this morning with Lachy Reid (demon man) who says Freo are clearing the decks for the arrival of Jackson, Acres and Logue and Lobb all getting substantially less in terms of contracts than ithey should. Says Demons not interested in Players and it could take 3 first round picks for Jackson.

Sadly he also said Angus Brayshaw is Freo bound as well.

We should brace ourselves.

1 hour ago, JimmyGadson said:

If we got pick 2 for Jackson you would take it and run. 

Particularly for a bloke that's probably going to finish about 19th in the best and fairest later in the year.

 
2 hours ago, JimmyGadson said:

If we got pick 2 for Jackson you would take it and run. 

Of course you would with a another pick as well. But how do you suggest we get pick 2? He is not going to West Coast.

7 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

Interesting report in on MMM Perth this morning with Lachy Reid (demon man) who says Freo are clearing the decks for the arrival of Jackson, Acres and Logue and Lobb all getting substantially less in terms of contracts than ithey should. Says Demons not interested in Players and it could take 3 first round picks for Jackson.

Sadly he also said Angus Brayshaw is Freo bound as well.

We should brace ourselves.

And yet, there is so much love between the players, irrespective of whether they are staying, leaving or undecided. Welcome to the free market supporters - the players are 😎 with it!


Lachy Reid? who? never heard of him.  no one on this forum has even a remote idea what jackson is thinking.

logic says he stays. who wouldnt?

nuff said.

 

20 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

Of course you would with a another pick as well. But how do you suggest we get pick 2? He is not going to West Coast.

Nobody here knows where he's going. 

I simply said you'd take pick 2 for him. West Coast are in the frame and it's highly improbable that Jackson would decline to go there if Freo didn't come to the party with the right pick/picks. 

15 minutes ago, deebunked said:

Lachy Reid? who? never heard of him.  no one on this forum has even a remote idea what jackson is thinking.

logic says he stays. who wouldnt?

nuff said.

 

Lol..

 
32 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

Interesting report in on MMM Perth this morning with Lachy Reid (demon man) who says Freo are clearing the decks for the arrival of Jackson, Acres and Logue and Lobb all getting substantially less in terms of contracts than ithey should. Says Demons not interested in Players and it could take 3 first round picks for Jackson.

Sadly he also said Angus Brayshaw is Freo bound as well.

We should brace ourselves.

Can’t remember how it works if a RFA is traded: do we get compo pick from the AFL? Because there’s no way Freo could trade for both.

3 minutes ago, JimmyGadson said:

Nobody here knows where he's going. 

I simply said you'd take pick 2 for him. West Coast are in the frame and it's highly improbable that Jackson would decline to go there if Freo didn't come to the party with the right pick/picks. 

Fair enough, wasnt meaning to be combative, just asking teh where the pick 2 scenario fits. He is more chance of staying with us than going to Eagles.


34 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

Interesting report in on MMM Perth this morning with Lachy Reid (demon man) who says Freo are clearing the decks for the arrival of Jackson, Acres and Logue and Lobb all getting substantially less in terms of contracts than ithey should. Says Demons not interested in Players and it could take 3 first round picks for Jackson.

Sadly he also said Angus Brayshaw is Freo bound as well.

We should brace ourselves.

No way Brayshaw leaves. Lookin at everything he's said about his contract situation, he is staying

34 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

Interesting report in on MMM Perth this morning with Lachy Reid (demon man) who says Freo are clearing the decks for the arrival of Jackson, Acres and Logue and Lobb all getting substantially less in terms of contracts than ithey should. Says Demons not interested in Players and it could take 3 first round picks for Jackson.

Sadly he also said Angus Brayshaw is Freo bound as well.

We should brace ourselves.

Freo have zero draft or trade capital. I can’t see how they get a deal done for either, let alone both. 

2 minutes ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

Freo have zero draft or trade capital. I can’t see how they get a deal done for either, let alone both. 

Im not sure if they have to trade for Brayshaw? 

2 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

Fair enough, wasnt meaning to be combative, just asking teh where the pick 2 scenario fits. He is more chance of staying with us than going to Eagles.

All good. 

Why do you think that? 

If he's keen on getting back to Perth you'd think he'd still go to West Coast even if Freo are his pref. 

Home is the pull. Not Freo. Going to Freo would be the cherry for him. 

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37 minutes ago, Demon3 said:

Interesting report in on MMM Perth this morning with Lachy Reid (demon man) who says Freo are clearing the decks for the arrival of Jackson, Acres and Logue and Lobb all getting substantially less in terms of contracts than ithey should. Says Demons not interested in Players and it could take 3 first round picks for Jackson.

Sadly he also said Angus Brayshaw is Freo bound as well.

We should brace ourselves.

I stopped reading this post at "...MMM..."


1 minute ago, JimmyGadson said:

All good. 

Why do you think that? 

If he's keen on getting back to Perth you'd think he'd still go to West Coast even if Freo are his pref. 

He has always had links to Freo and the fact that West Coast cant trade their first round pick ( at the moment anyway - AFL will probs let them)  i think all chats have been with Freo, plus teh Eagles are just about to go full rebuild.. they are a fairly long way away from any success. 

1 minute ago, Demon3 said:

Im not sure if they have to trade for Brayshaw? 

He is RFA so we better be happy with ND16 or we just agree to pay him what he may agree with Freo. Then we can trade him he he really wants to go. 

3 minutes ago, 3183 Dee said:

Can’t remember how it works if a RFA is traded: do we get compo pick from the AFL? Because there’s no way Freo could trade for both.

I understand a RFA can go to the club of his choice, but his current club can match the offer. If not, the current club gets a compensation pick based on the terms of the new contract. Stand to be corrected if this has changed recently 

Let me say this.

We are in a business.

If the deal for a utility player is greatly in our favour, we should take it.

With each passing day my emotional attachment grows less and less. I'd like him to stay but if his heart isn't in it then we have to move on.

An extension of 2 years has been mentioned. Does it even make sense to develop him for another 2 years when there’s every chance he bails on us anyways and we’re back to square one, looking for a replacement for Maxy?

Would like to hear what Freo are prepared to offer. Perhaps this years first (i assume they haven't traded already) and their future first gets the job done. You’d fancy JT to unearth one top quality player with those 2 picks


15 minutes ago, BDA said:

With each passing day my emotional attachment grows less and less. I'd like him to stay but if his heart isn't in it then we have to move on.

An extension of 2 years has been mentioned. Does it even make sense to develop him for another 2 years when there’s every chance he bails on us anyways and we’re back to square one, looking for a replacement for Maxy?

Would like to hear what Freo are prepared to offer. Perhaps this years first (i assume they haven't traded already) and their future first gets the job done. You’d fancy JT to unearth one top quality player with those 2 picks

Not to mention the disruption to the season caused by those two naughty boys.

46 minutes ago, BDA said:

With each passing day my emotional attachment grows less and less. I'd like him to stay but if his heart isn't in it then we have to move on.

An extension of 2 years has been mentioned. Does it even make sense to develop him for another 2 years when there’s every chance he bails on us anyways and we’re back to square one, looking for a replacement for Maxy?

Would like to hear what Freo are prepared to offer. Perhaps this years first (i assume they haven't traded already) and their future first gets the job done. You’d fancy JT to unearth one top quality player with those 2 picks

Doesn't that give us 2 extra years to look for a Max replacement?

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2 hours ago, Demon3 said:

Im not sure if they have to trade for Brayshaw? 

They do if we play hardball and match their offer as Adelaide threatened with Danger and more recently as GWS did with Cameron. 

Freo can't offer the equivalent of developmental/depth players who might come good and some rubbishy draft point picks for Jackson and also expect to get Brayshaw for nothing via FA.

Edit:  should have read the whole thread as others have made similar comments...

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57 minutes ago, BDA said:

Would like to hear what Freo are prepared to offer. Perhaps this years first (i assume they haven't traded already) and their future first gets the job done. You’d fancy JT to unearth one top quality player with those 2 picks

Allowing for priority picks that would be two picks around 18.

No thanks

Two by top five picks or a top five player plus a late first rounder. Jackson was a third pick who would clearly go number 1 in a redraft

2 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

They do if we play hardball and match their offer as Adelaide threatened with Danger and more recently as GWS did with Cameron. 

Freo can't offer the equivalent of developmental/depth players and who might come good and some rubbishy draft point picks for Jackson and also expect to get Brayshaw for nothing via FA.

Couldn't agree more. If what the talk out of Freo is true that is coming through over the equivalent of 3 first round picks for Jackson, then they are going to need to send through 16 (with AFL approval to trade this), F1st and the compensation for Lobb and Logue (both mid 2nd round picks?) to cover Jackson. that would be the equivalent after comp picks to be roughly pick 1 plus early 3rd rounder in draft points value. We would have the cap space to sign Brayshaw directly/match and I don't believe pick 19 is enough for Angus, so I would have them trade exciting young talent(s) as compensation or he stays. If Freo want one or either they are going to be a worse team depth wise in the short term (our premiership window). 


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