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Farewell Christian Petracca

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13 hours ago, Random Task said:

I'd happily do pick 8 for 12 and a future 1st. Wonder if Eagles would be stupid enough to do it.

I do it for 12 and their future second.

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    14 hours ago, Very Jaded said:

    That could potentially unlock something

    If we can trade them 7+8 for 2 then we would look at it

    If somehow this was how it played out, id be bidding on both GCS academy players at 2nd spot and get the GCS to cough up way overs their kids as a big "Frank Underwood" back at them.

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    20 minutes ago, Demonsone said:

    Just a thought would Jy Simpkin be worth any of the picks from GC?

    If we got pick 50, possibly

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    56 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Crows list manager ...

    Attention: Gold Coast

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    Given GC has been accruing picks through trade outs (i.e. Ainsworth) and MFC stating we want our heads turned, what picks would "turn our heads" without the Humpfrey option?

    I.e. Would pick 6 + 7 + GC F1 2026 incoming and just Trac going back turn our heads?

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    4 minutes ago, PaulR said:

    I.e. Would pick 6 + 7 + GC F1 2026 incoming and just Trac going back turn our heads?

    Project Runway Im Underwhelmed GIF

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    11 minutes ago, PaulR said:

    Given GC has been accruing picks through trade outs (i.e. Ainsworth) and MFC stating we want our heads turned, what picks would "turn our heads" without the Humpfrey option?

    I.e. Would pick 6 + 7 + GC F1 2026 incoming and just Trac going back turn our heads?

    Carlton knocked back 3 first rounders for Curnow....

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    7 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

    Carlton knocked back 3 first rounders for Curnow....

    That's because they are rubbish picks...shame GC isn't offering us picks 6 and 7 in last year's draft.

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    8 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

    Carlton knocked back 3 first rounders for Curnow....

    Unfortunately Geelong look like they are going to good into the future so they aren’t worth much.

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    20 minutes ago, PaulR said:

    Given GC has been accruing picks through trade outs (i.e. Ainsworth) and MFC stating we want our heads turned, what picks would "turn our heads" without the Humpfrey option?

    I.e. Would pick 6 + 7 + GC F1 2026 incoming and just Trac going back turn our heads?

    So tenth, twelfth, and 2026 fifteenth best talent?

    Look, I can see just ‘going with it’ but I would prefer to keep Petracca. But that’s just me - resident Happy Clapper as is the term apparently.

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    It’s Humphrey for Trac or Trac can take a hike back to Casey

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    I'd take 6 and 7 for Petracca, even with them blowing out to 9 and 10.
    Even in a shallow draft there's great players available in the top 10, if you've got your scouting right.

    Adding two more players at the calibre of Windsor, Langford or Lindsay is a no brainer.

    Last three drafts, following Covid disruptions to U18s, have seen pick 9 and 10 go to: Lombard, Tauru, Read, Caddy and Ginbey, Philipou; I would take any two of these for Petracca.
    That's ignoring that players of the calibre of Wanganeen-Milera, O'Sullivan, Morris and Weddle all went a couple of picks afterwards.

    Failing that, you package together and get back into the first couple of picks of the draft.
    Again - I would take Pick 2 for Petracca.

    We're not winning a premiership in the next four years; rebuild.

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    10 minutes ago, TeamPlayedFine39 said:

    I'd take 6 and 7 for Petracca, even with them blowing out to 9 and 10.
    Even in a shallow draft there's great players available in the top 10, if you've got your scouting right.

    Adding two more players at the calibre of Windsor, Langford or Lindsay is a no brainer.

    Last three drafts, following Covid disruptions to U18s, have seen pick 9 and 10 go to: Lombard, Tauru, Read, Caddy and Ginbey, Philipou; I would take any two of these for Petracca.
    That's ignoring that players of the calibre of Wanganeen-Milera, O'Sullivan, Morris and Weddle all went a couple of picks afterwards.

    Failing that, you package together and get back into the first couple of picks of the draft.
    Again - I would take Pick 2 for Petracca.

    We're not winning a premiership in the next four years; rebuild.

    "Even in a shallow draft there's great players available in the top 10, if you've got your scouting right.".......clearly not from what our recruiting team and media are saying

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    All the talk about picks doesn't matter at all, we are losing a very VERY important player who covers a lot of ground in our team and is key. We have been very clear we need a player as part of the deal because we are losing a good one.

    Hold Melbourne...please hold firm be strong we have the high ground we don't need to blink first, or at all really.

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    Petracca has wanted out for a long time now. Grateful for having him at our club during that era of the GF. Now he can take his brand me me me somewhere else at only the right price for the club.

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    I still find it hard to fathom why Christian has wanted out the last 2yrs. I just get the feeling its all about Christian and the brand. He claims to have been saying he wants a fresh start, but as it turning out, he wont get a fresher start at his own club with a new CEO, Coach, President, Assistant Coaches, players etc. It is all about him. I look forward to seeing these lads leave tbh but will always thank them for the good times.

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    8 minutes ago, lorn said:

    I think the club will accept picks seven and eight

    As plan B, probably yeah.

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    2 hours ago, jnrmac said:

    Carlton knocked back 3 first rounders for Curnow....

    Yes but they would all be high 20's and probably worse in the year Tassie gets all the picks.

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    44 minutes ago, lorn said:

    I think the club will accept picks seven and eight

    I don't

    What's more useful to the club..

    It's classically.. a bird in the hand or two in the bush ???

    Dees aren't taking two " could be/ might be " picks alone .

    We have Tracc... he goes NOWHERE without our blessing.

    Who knows ... he might like the new Melbourne 🤔🤷‍♂️

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    42 minutes ago, Mouseymoo said:

    As plan B, probably yeah.

    Yeah Plan A is to get Humphreys. Plan B is to accept picks seven and eight.

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    Cal Twomey saying that its looking likely the trade will be Trac and 24 for pick 7 and 8 with a bunch other picks involved.

    Riley Beveridge saying Humphrey trade not happening.

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    7 minutes ago, lorn said:

    Yeah Plan A is to get Humphreys. Plan B is to accept picks seven and eight.

    Don't forget Plan A-fu

    We walk away. It's actually an option.....and one described at the very outset.

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