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6 hours ago, defuture15 said:

Need to see Chandler in the seniors.

Very good balance between attack and defence 

In his game. I would have him in rather than melksham

 

Agree has a lot more penetration in his kicking and can kick goals compared to anb and spargo 

Potentially could go to a higher level than them two as well just needs an opportunity 

 
On 9/13/2022 at 3:50 PM, Tracca said:

How? We are literally getting an upgrade in picks for him 

 We actually have nothing for him yet Lets hope we trade well

7 hours ago, Kent said:

 We actually have nothing for him yet Lets hope we trade well

thats true, but we should based on what hes percieved to be worth in the open market.

 

Fingers crossed


On 9/13/2022 at 11:04 PM, Caligula's cohort said:

So with Jackson requesting a trade it's looking highly likely we will land Grundy. From there we will have to delist Baker and Rosman for 2 live selections in the draft. Taking into account we also have to upgrade Chandler to the seniors list so we'll most likely have to trade (Bedford or Hunt) or delist one of Melksham or Hibberd to have another pick in the draft.

I think Melksham only survives if one of Bedford or Hunt go. But I doubt it would be the latter as I feel Hunt is priming himself to take over Hibberd's role after he retires in 2023, if he decides to play on next year which i think most of us feel. 

With Daw retiring and most likely M.Brown cut and Chandler elevated we could have 3 rookie spots open. This could open the door for us re-rookie Rosman and even cut Melksham off the primary list and re-rookie him if he wants to have one last tilt at a flag next year. 

So our changes could be 

IN: Grundy, 2 live draft picks (Freo first rounder and Brisbane first rounder... i'll get to that) and Chandler upgrade for late pick. 

OUT: Jackson, pick 34 (for Grundy), Baker, Rosman and Melksham delisted from the senior list with the latter two being re-rookied. 

We also have a plethora of mid-late picks this year which I hope we can offer to Brisbane to nab their first round selection as they need points to land F/S Ashcroft. We'll also have a second first rounder from Freo next year including our own. So we'll be primed to have a red hot crack next year in what is said to be a bumper draft. 

Hunt, Hibberd and Bedford will hopefully all be re-signed. 

 

Goody will not sanction the delisting of Melk and then Rookie him, it just will not happen.

1 hour ago, defuture15 said:

Is Majak still on the list?

Nope

 
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