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Trade Rumours 2023

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Unless we have other plans for the draft with pick 41 we just select him there after he nominates a price on his head. Doubt other clubs will pick him up.

Sick of us being reasonable at the table only for other clubs trying to take us for a ride.

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    Just now, Jaded No More said:

    LOL

    Bye

    How awkward

    Seee yyyaaaaaaaaaa 

    (Going to be even weirder when they realise none will be forthcoming)

    (Still sooking over Petty, obviously)

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    10 minutes ago, Mach5 said:

    Well... he can’t easily walk to us in the PSD. Adelaide were expecting and happy to re-contract McAdam, and they have an earlier pick than us in the PSD. They could hold firm.

    The Crows don’t have a second round pick and most picks in that round are allocated to the suns. I reckon he’d cruise to 41, especially if we are offering him decent money 

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    4 minutes ago, Rossmillan said:

    Random question, clearly national draft picks can be traded, can you trade PSD picks?

    I don't believe so

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    33 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

    Delusional.

    We all know this will get done late for the pick offered.

     

    Yep.  We just need for the poker game to play out now.

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    Crows second only to dodoro/Essendon in the worst clubs to deal with stakes. Total [censored] holes

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    48 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

    And Hawkins?

    Melb put in a big offer for Hawkins, they reported that today on trade radio.

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    We simply must hold our ground and don't budge.  That offer was more than fair.

    What a 'Petty' bunch of Chardy sipping nancies!

    Edited by Demon Dynasty

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    20 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

    The Crows don’t have a second round pick and most picks in that round are allocated to the suns. I reckon he’d cruise to 41, especially if we are offering him decent money 


    Right... but that’s not the PSD.

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    I suspect that we will end up sending a best 22 player to the WCE as

    part of a play for pick 1.

    That would leave us with pick 11 for Darcy Wilson

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    5 minutes ago, Mach5 said:


    Right... but that’s not the PSD.

    He can nominate for either draft

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    How annoying we are known to be reasonable and get deals done it’s a more than fair offer you would think if Adelaide want petty at some point in the next 2 years then they do the deal otherwise we might return serve 

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    10 minutes ago, Nascent said:

    He can nominate for either draft


    Yep... he can, that’s correct.

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    16 minutes ago, defuture15 said:

    I suspect that we will end up sending a best 22 player to the WCE as

    part of a play for pick 1.

    That would leave us with pick 11 for Darcy Wilson

    What player?

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    44 minutes ago, BDA said:

    Crows second only to dodoro/Essendon in the worst clubs to deal with stakes. Total [censored] holes

    Freo's up there and Geelong are fast becoming a leader

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    Yeah, surely Shane McAdam is at most a 'nice to have' type and far from being essential. With 2024 the 'deep for Victorian midfielders' draft we'd be better off hanging onto the pick.

    Just doing a quick mental check, McAdam would be competing for a spot with;

    Neal-Bullen, Hunter, Spargo, Chandler, Sparrow, Pickett, Woewodin, Laurie and even the rookies Howes, Moniz-Wakefield and Sestan. Petracca counts, as will Melksham when he comes back in, and I'd even say Joel Smith though the type is a bit different.

    Throw in the likelihood that one of the our early draft targets will be something like McKercher, Duursma, Watson, Wilson or even Tholstrup.

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    1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

    LOL

    Bye

    image.jpeg.dae4b74680dbaca8b005d0f410e6181b.jpeg

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    Assuming his knees aren't held together by sticky tape we should grab him for depth

     

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    38 minutes ago, adonski said:

    Assuming his knees aren't held together by sticky tape we should grab him for depth

     

    Yup big fan of him, had a very good end to the year in the VFL.  Purely depth though

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    2 hours ago, Binmans PA said:

    Wow. Surely, Adelaide are burning their reputation within the industry with this sort of nonsense.

    They are taking over from Peter Bell and Freo as one of the worst teams to deal with. 

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