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2025 List and Contract Details

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On 16/10/2025 at 19:21, red and blue forever said:

Update, for the farewell Of Woey Jnr!

Thanks for your time

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Minor point for the on/off list at the bottom: Hore was a rookie and Fullarton on the main list.

But that doesnt affect the new list going forward.

Thanks for your work!

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    @red and blue forever thanks for the update. I think it’s 20 players with contracts ending in 2026. Tim Lamb will be busy especially resigning guys like Turner, Bowey, Chandler and Fritsch. I’d probably offer all of them a 3 year deal as a rule but obviously market forces and ‘26 performance may impact.

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    A is great B is good

    It is wonderfull that you take this task on and keep us all updated many many thanks!!!

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    Appreciate your work! 😇

    Maybe put in the part of of Steele's contract the Saints are paying? Anyone know how much?

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    gettable confirmed

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    According to the Age today:

    Melbourne

    In: Max Heath (St Kilda/trade), Changkuoth Jiath (Hawthorn/trade), Brody Mihocek (Collingwood/trade), Jack Steele (St Kilda/trade)
    Out: Jack Billings (delisted), Kynan Brown (delisted), Tom Fullarton (delisted), Marty Hore (delisted), Judd McVee (Fremantle/trade), Clayton Oliver (GWS Giants/trade), Christian Petracca (Gold Coast/trade), Oliver Sestan (delisted), Charlie Spargo (North Melbourne/free agency), Will Verrall (delisted), Taj Woewodin (delisted)
    Contracted: 38 (one category B rookie)
    List spots: 5
    Draft picks: 7, 8, 37, 66, 71

    Melbourne will continue their list regeneration with three or four selections at the national draft, while Andy Moniz-Wakefield needs to be upgraded from category B status. They will still have two category B rookies after committing to ex-basketballer Oscar Berry, whose brother Jordan was an NFL punter for eight years.

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    Yes - current;y committed to 39, which includes Berry and Mentha (B) and 4 A Rookies (which includes AMW - the others are Henderson,Kentfield and Culley). If AMW goes onto the primary list, we will have 34 non-rookies on the primary list - so Picks 7, 8 and 37 get used to top that up and we draft Kalani in the rookie draft? Leaves one spot spare? So 4, not 5?

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    1 hour ago, Harvey Wallbanger said:

    Yes - current;y committed to 39, which includes Berry and Mentha (B) and 4 A Rookies (which includes AMW - the others are Henderson,Kentfield and Culley). If AMW goes onto the primary list, we will have 34 non-rookies on the primary list - so Picks 7, 8 and 37 get used to top that up and we draft Kalani in the rookie draft? Leaves one spot spare? So 4, not 5?

    Doubt they'll upgrade AMW. Will stick with 36,6,2 as we have for the last many years. 3 picks for the primary list. Kalani and Sinemma for the rookie list.

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    5 hours ago, stinga said:

    Doubt they'll upgrade AMW. Will stick with 36,6,2 as we have for the last many years. 3 picks for the primary list. Kalani and Sinemma for the rookie list.

    How long can AMW remain as Cat B?

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    9 hours ago, Harvey Wallbanger said:

    How long can AMW remain as Cat B?

    He came off the cat b list last year.

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    On 08/11/2025 at 11:22, Harvey Wallbanger said:

    Thanks - so Cat A now, or just on the primary list?

    Cat A for another year

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    Welcome to the club Thomas Matthews

    The 2nd last update on the 2025 list details.

    tomorrow after the rookie draft I will post last update, and start the 2026 LIst!

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    2 hours ago, red and blue forever said:

    Final Update for 2025,

    I will make the NEW 2026 Contracts and list details thread when I get home from work

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    Fantastic effort Red and blue forever.❤️💙👍

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    On 21/11/2025 at 19:39, DeeZone said:

    Fantastic effort Red and blue forever.❤️💙👍

    Great work It's got everything

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    5 minutes ago, Harvey Wallbanger said:

    Thanks R&BF, Taylor and Pickett get 3 year contracts, but Matthews only 2?

    First round picks now get initial 3 year deals. Every pick in the National draft beyond that get 2. Rookies get 1.

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    30 minutes ago, Harvey Wallbanger said:

    So Matthews should push out to 2028...

    2nd round

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    1 hour ago, Harvey Wallbanger said:

    So Matthews should push out to 2028...

    No, because he was a second round pick…

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    41 minutes ago, JAG001 said:

    Strange how we reduced the list by 11 and only added 10

    we had an extra player due to supplementary selection period

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    13 hours ago, red and blue forever said:

    we had an extra player due to supplementary selection period

    2 extra's but berry filled a vacant B slot hence the 1 differential

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