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A couple of retirement announcements and a Category B rookie pick at Melbourne bring us to this year’s HATCH MATCH & DESPATCH thread. 

There will be many more to come over the coming months - here’s this year’s version of the ins and outs at the AFL Clubs ~

ADELAIDE 

IN
 
OUT

BRISBANE 

IN
 
OUT
 
CARLTON 

IN
 
OUT

COLLINGWOOD 

IN
 
OUT


ESSENDON

IN
 
OUT

FREMANTLE 

IN
 
OUT
 
GEELONG 

IN
 
OUT

GOLD COAST SUNS

IN
 
OUT

GWS GIANTS 

IN
 
OUT
 
HAWTHORN 

IN
 
OUT

MELBOURNE 

IN Oscar Berry (Category B rookie)
 
OUT
 
NORTH MELBOURNE 

IN
 
OUT

PORT ADELAIDE

IN
 
OUT
 
RICHMOND 

IN
 
OUT

ST KILDA

IN
 
OUT 
 
SYDNEY SWANS 

IN

OUT

WEST COAST EAGLES
 
IN

OUT Jeremy McGovern (retired) Dom Sheed (retired)

WESTERN BULLDOGS

IN

OUT

 

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