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Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

Yep 2 serious foot injuries in one year

That is a concern. 

So you’re saying trade him now because he’s crippled and won’t play good footy again? You’re assuming Burgess and Adelaide are stupid and haven’t done their due diligence? 
He’ll play early next year. Bet on it.

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    1 minute ago, deejammin' said:

    So you’re saying trade him now because he’s crippled and won’t play good footy again? You’re assuming Burgess and Adelaide are stupid and haven’t done their due diligence? 
    He’ll play early next year. Bet on it.

    No. I am weighing up all considerations. A big one is his injury history.
    Right now he is at Top value, but he is also valuable to us…

    Yes Burgess would know Harrison…

     

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    What on earth is going on here? 

    We literally have a potential forward at 23 years of age at 197cm and we want to trade him? 

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    43 minutes ago, MoeSyzlak said:

    I agree Kane makes a lot of sense, if Petty does actually want to leave. if he does want to leave the Dunkley comparison is a relevant one. 
     

    Kane has some out there opinions but it doesn’t mean he’s always wrong. 
     

    A lot of demonlanders are triggered by Kane and Morris. I don’t get it as not many of their claims are outright wrong. They’re just doing their jobs and we all click on the articles!

    Agree wholeheartedly. 

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    5 minutes ago, RyanD said:

    What on earth is going on here? 

    We literally have a potential forward at 23 years of age at 197cm and we want to trade him? 

    welcome to Demonland

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    11 minutes ago, deejammin' said:

    So you’re saying trade him now because he’s crippled and won’t play good footy again? You’re assuming Burgess and Adelaide are stupid and haven’t done their due diligence? 
    He’ll play early next year. Bet on it.

    No one has ever mentioned that he won't be playing next year........

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    Pick 10 in this draft (which probably blows out to 13 by the pick) where we already have 6, 11.

    Versus a pretty solid likely worse case for end of first round compo in 2 years time. 

    And we have a CHF/CHB whilst in flag contention.

    And I don’t have to cry watching Tom McDonald, Ben Brown, Schache or god knows who play CHF?

    What are we doing here. 

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    10 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    No. I am weighing up all considerations. A big one is his injury history.
    Right now he is at Top value, but he is also valuable to us…

    Yes Burgess would know Harrison…

     

    He is not at top value - as you just effing said - he has foot issues all year. 

    Adelaide are not going so hard to recruit a crook player. They want him at his cheapest.

    If he wants to go - he can go end of next year after playing 22 games and kicking 50 goals.

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    I would simply not trade what may be our best key forward in 2024

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    1 hour ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

    Couple of update questions:

     

    2. How's Harry's hoof?

    That is the real question.

    Lisfranc is a horrible injury and Webber might care to elaborate, but if that is his injury and he has now injured his foot twice, it could be a real problem.

    My understanding is that Lisfranc injuries can be career threatening.

    He is a big guy and that makes it worse with more weight on the foot.

    I wouldn't trade Petty, BUT. I would get 2 top foot specialists to effectively make the decision, is he ok or not.

    If we did 10, Fogarty or Thilthorpe and McAdam is fair as is 10, 14 and McAdam and very late pick Lions for Gunston for a  year or two.

    We get pick one, get a key forward and have a high pick left.

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    20 minutes ago, deejammin' said:

    So you’re saying trade him now because he’s crippled and won’t play good footy again? You’re assuming Burgess and Adelaide are stupid and haven’t done their due diligence? 
    He’ll play early next year. Bet on it.

    ...which goes to my other 'update' question: what is Adelaide, not the media, actually saying?

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    9 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    That is the real question.

    Lisfranc is a horrible injury and Webber might care to elaborate, but if that is his injury and he has now injured his foot twice, it could be a real problem.

    My understanding is that Lisfranc injuries can be career threatening.

    He is a big guy and that makes it worse with more weight on the foot.

    I wouldn't trade Petty, BUT.

    If we did 10, Fogarty or Thilthorpe and McAdam is fair as is 10, 14 and McAdam and very late pick Lions for Gunston for a  year or two.

    We get pick one, get a key forward and have a high pick left.

    except gunston is no longer a key forward

    he's been in decline for a few years.  at brisbane, when he can get a game he gets the fourth best backman. at melbourne as the key forward, he gets an even tougher opponent

    no, no, gunston's boat has sailed. more chance norf win the flag.

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    5 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

    except dunston is no longer a key forward

    he's been in decline for a few years.  at brisbane, when he can get a game he gets the fourth best backman. at melbourne as the key forward, he gets an even tougher opponent

    no, no, duston's boat has sailed. more chance norf win the flag.

    So we pass on Dunston and Duston, what about Gunston?

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    If Petty played at another club and entered the national draft at his age with his level of experience, we would take him with our first pick - he's a young physically mature key position forward AND back that has proven ability to play at a high level in the AFL.

    There are likely KPP in the draft that could have better careers than him - but they are less bankable than he is at this point in time and they are not ready to hold down a key position post like he is.

    The idea of getting pick 10 for him is ludicrous. 

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    2 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    So we pass on Dunston and Duston, what about Gunston?

    lol,  fixed, ta

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    Tim Lamb said this morning that Harrison will 100% be at Melbourne next year..... wonder how many more tweets we will see from Cornes and Theo Doropolous though

     

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    15 minutes ago, rpfc said:

    He is not at top value - as you just effing said - he has foot issues all year. 

    Adelaide are not going so hard to recruit a crook player. They want him at his cheapest.

    If he wants to go - he can go end of next year after playing 22 games and kicking 50 goals.

    A Mill a year is not a cheap player, if the Croms are desperate for him, what can we squeeze out of them. 
    I am playing cards…

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    2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

     

    How would Tim Lamb answer these: 

    Is kane a s Stirrer?

    Should demonland close this thread? 

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    19 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    That is the real question.

    Lisfranc is a horrible injury and Webber might care to elaborate, but if that is his injury and he has now injured his foot twice, it could be a real problem.

    My understanding is that Lisfranc injuries can be career threatening.

    He is a big guy and that makes it worse with more weight on the foot.

    I wouldn't trade Petty, BUT. I would get 2 top foot specialists to effectively make the decision, is he ok or not.

    If we did 10, Fogarty or Thilthorpe and McAdam is fair as is 10, 14 and McAdam and very late pick Lions for Gunston for a  year or two.

    We get pick one, get a key forward and have a high pick left.

     

    2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

     

    OK, so let's keep this thread motoring along with this:

    Tom McDonald's 2022 Lisfranc was assessed as 'low grade' (MFC - definitely). Harrison Petty's has been assessed as 'high grade' (MFC - apparently).

    This is at least relevant to plans, either from within current playing stocks or via trade and/or draft/s, for coverage for Harry for a period of time.

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    43 minutes ago, deejammin' said:

    So you’re saying trade him now because he’s crippled and won’t play good footy again? You’re assuming Burgess and Adelaide are stupid and haven’t done their due diligence? 
    He’ll play early next year. Bet on it.

    I wouldn’t bet on it.

    I say this based only on a conversation about the seriousness of Fritta’s foot injury (different injury, I know) and the long-term treatment and all that goes with that - with a Fritta family member, he ended the conversation with, “… of course, it’s not nearly as serious as Harrison’s injury.”

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    I'm no mathematician, but I am pretty sure that Petty "100%" being with us next year leaves no additional % to argue the chances of a trade. Good. The debate for the trade was wild. 

    Cornes, go home. 

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    I love the way people give definite injury statements, when they have absolutely no idea of the injury, or especially any medical training.

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