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No King no Cats

Late first rounders are junk picks half the time, a team like the Crows would trade a couple for 5 years of Trac in a heartbeat, if we need to chip in with the $ to maximise the picks we get, sobeit

Hearing he's resigned Resigned to leaving

But I said he's worth 3 top 10 pix

its the J U double D

They're going to roll him out at half time of the grandfinal and get him to sign the contract in the middle of the half time show

Langford #1....meant to be

Lol I suspect May's manager needing to shop him round to clubs probably means the news will get out

Hes free and good protection for whichever of JVR, Jeffo, Kentfield we play Hope we land him

With Tassie in doubt, maybe Bux is available?

wrong thread

I don't mind him actually, happy to get another look in

Hendo will receive a 1 year deal according to The Age

2 year deal with trigger for a 3rd on offer according to The Age

Just my attempt to poke fun at Checkers' age I'm afraid

No issues in paying some of Tracca's wage if it results in extra/better picks It's essentially just draft pick purchasing

Pass

Omg another death ride thread soon!?

A couple of late first rounders don't move me

Hope we land him Wouldn't mind having another crack at Isaac Smith too

Premiership window + location + AFL ambassador briefcases full of cash is pretty compelling!

[censored] we'd be doing cartwheels if Trac wanted to go the Suns, they've got picks and players coming out of the wazoo!

C-Grade AFL twitter celebrity Sam Faff having a throw at the stumps

My boy Clazz, it was always meant to be ❤️ Clayton Oliver remains committed to Melbourne and is determined to be a major part of Steven King’s side next year. Twelve months on from a volatile exchange period in which the Demons explored trading him and he met with Geelong, Oliver is said to have fallen back in love with the club. Oliver’s manager Nick Gieschen of Connors Sports Management said his client was resolute on staying put. “He’s very happy at Melbourne, loves the club and wants to have a great season in 2026,” Gieschen said. “He’s a Melbourne person.” While rumours persist around the future of teammate Christian Petracca, Oliver wants to remain a part of King’s plans for next year. A triple All-Australian and four-time best and fairest winner, Oliver has a lucrative contract at Melbourne until the end of 2030.