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I hope this isn't true,  Schache isn't even a VFL level player

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      On 11/10/2022 at 01:05, Travy14 said:

    I hope this isn't true,  Schache isn't even a VFL level player

    If we're losing Weideman then we need some form of forward tall depth.

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    Id prefer a speculative draft than him.

    Whilst I agree we need another tall,  we're not as bad off as people think.

    We still have JVR and Tommo (who can play def and push Petty fwd).

    I do think we need another ruck though,  even if it's from the state levels

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    Don't mind it.

    If Weed is leaving we need depth and has still got a lot of time on his side.

    I know he's shown diddly squat so far but could be a free hit and depth.

    We'd be paying very little for him.

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      On 11/10/2022 at 01:07, dazzledavey36 said:

    If we're losing Weideman then we need some form of forward tall depth.

    Yes but why replace Weideman with someone 10 times less capable? It's not like Weideman is taking up a heap of cap space. 

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    Sobering thought for those considering trading up in the draft to get a 'promising' tall...Josh Schache, pick 2 in the 2015 draft.

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    The Josh Bruce rumour was a smokescreen. We were after the "big fish" Schache the whole time.

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      On 11/10/2022 at 01:22, Jaded No More said:

    Yes but why replace Weideman with someone 10 times less capable? It's not like Weideman is taking up a heap of cap space. 

    10 times less capable ?

    One couldn't split their careers to date.

     

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      On 11/10/2022 at 01:26, mo64 said:

    The Josh Bruce rumour was a smokescreen. We were after the "big fish" Schache the whole time.

    I find your reasoning Schache at best…

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      On 11/10/2022 at 01:32, Demonland said:

     

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      On 11/10/2022 at 01:22, Jaded No More said:

    Yes but why replace Weideman with someone 10 times less capable? It's not like Weideman is taking up a heap of cap space. 

    In fairness I would say Schache has shown more at AFL level then Weid has and even at junior level Schache was more advanced then Weid.

    Kicked 24 goals off 14 games back in 2018.

    Either way, I understand your point but I think it's on point in terms of replacing 1 for 1.

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    Some decisions that clubs make really make you think they dont quite get it. This is ridiculous and would be a backwards step.

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    No issue if he arrives for nothing, gets paid KFC wages, and is happy to sit behind the 'break in case of emergency' glass at Casey.

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      On 11/10/2022 at 01:44, Demon3 said:

    Some decisions that clubs make really make you think they dont quite get it. This is ridiculous and would be a backwards step.

    I would say it is more the supporters don't get it.

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      On 11/10/2022 at 01:32, JimmyGadson said:

    10 times less capable ?

    One couldn't split their careers to date.

     

    But that's the thing. Weid is contracted, so we don't have to trade him. At least Weid showed that he was competitive as a ruckman at VFL level.

    I haven't seen anything of Schache as a 2nd ruckman. But I would have thought a depth ruckman in Weid is more important than a depth forward/backman in Schache.

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    We seem to be downgrading this trade period.

    Out Weed

    In poorer version of Weed Josh  Schache

    Out Jackson 

    In pick 13 and future picks

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    As a replacement for Weideman i think this actually pretty sound.   He is a 3rd ruck back up.  May just take his chance at a new club, who knows!?  It is a free stab, at a talented tall, who will come cheap, who may surprise.  If it happens hopefully plays his best footy with us!

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