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NON-MFC: Trade Talk

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17 minutes ago, Demonland said:

And they'll get it because they are good negotiators, demand a ridiculous amount, don't roll over and end up getting less than they asked for but more than it's worth.

Ignore them paying pick 10 and 34 for Lachie Schultz and giving Ginnivan away for nothing last year.

 
5 minutes ago, Axis of Bob said:

Ignore them paying pick 10 and 34 for Lachie Schultz and giving Ginnivan away for nothing last year.

Agree, that's the reason Petracca's not there next year right there.

2 minutes ago, old55 said:

Agree, that's the reason Petracca's not there next year right there.

Because they were fleeced by noted masters of trading and negotiation ..... Fremantle. 😁

 
10 minutes ago, Demonland said:

If the club dies maybe they will be rewarded in heaven.

Don't Demons go the other way?

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10 minutes ago, Axis of Bob said:

Ignore them paying pick 10 and 34 for Lachie Schultz and giving Ginnivan away for nothing last year.

Reckon they overvalued Schultz and got played by the best in the business at barrel rolling. Sneaking suspicion they let Ginny go for ... uh ... cultural reasons *ducks for cover*


3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Reckon they overvalued Schultz and got played by the best in the business at barrel rolling. Sneaking suspicion they let Ginny go for ... uh ... cultural reasons *ducks for cover*

If Collingwood were giving away players for cultural reasons they should’ve had a fire sale! There’s quite a few they could’ve traded for the same reasons! 

 

5 minutes ago, Demonland said:

 

This is a good move for North. Will help take a lot of pressure off Larky, who is already a star. Add in Parker, and I reckon North will finally make some inroads in 2025. 

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Huge gets for North. Especially Parker, still got at least a couple of years left.

Light at the end of the tunnel for the Roos. 

On 07/10/2024 at 02:12, Axis of Bob said:

Ignore them paying pick 10 and 34 for Lachie Schultz and giving Ginnivan away for nothing last year.

Also ignore them getting rid of players like Treloar and Grundy while still paying large amounts of their salary.


3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

 

Jeez that’s a high price in a reputed strong draft. I’d say 10 is overs. 

4 minutes ago, Roost it far said:

Jeez that’s a high price in a reputed strong draft. I’d say 10 is overs. 

There would have to be a 2nd rd pick going back to Freo, otherwise it's a massive overpay. Tigers will end up with heaps of 1st rd picks, so it would be easy for them to give away a 2nd rder.

 

Unlikely freo would trade 11 to us I would say then unless they really want to load up on picks for Warner.

Anyone monitoring the Pies salary cap. 

Pendles, Howe, Sidebottom, Cox Etc still going around and would on decent contracts  

Whilst Adams walked last year, the only player who left from their best 22 from the premiership team was Murphy.

And now departures are only Noble (again a former mid season rookie on limited $$) & Joe Richards would again be on minimum type contract   

Over past 2 years adding in serious $$$s for Tom Mitchell, Bobby Hill, Mcstay, Schultz, … now Perryman and now right in the frame for Houston. 

Lots of youngsters also on rising $$$ too like the Daicos boys and quaynor.  
 

I know the salary cap is going up and up, but whilst the Dees have stagnated, Pies appear to be picking up more and more players on serious $$ as additions without much going out.  😭😭
 


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