Adam The God

Yoko was having a bit of a laugh, ay?

Hot damn. We've really come to do business today. Two trades by lunch time in one day.

No, no, no. We've lost a saviour. Cannot quite believe how many posters I respect on this thread that are absolutely [censored] on their football knowledge by lamenting this result.

If we get a second round pick for a depth player, we'll be laughing.

Really, though?

I'd argue before Freddy Got Fingered.

Yep, exactly, he's a clown. I remember this article and his article from the year before.

Yes, Mahoney is practically Hitler when it comes to trading. Wish we hadn't landed Oliver, Lever or May. Shocking.

Gee, first O'Rourke and now Bonar? Clarko's losing his marbles. Just as well he's going to land Frosty.

Must be looking to replace De Goey now that he's on his way here. ?

It sounds like it'd be akin to having two Oliver's in the middle. Is there any chance GWS wouldn't match our bid, or is all the noise and movement with St Kilda, GWS saying they're desperate for Green?

Asked and answered multiple times. Nothing wrong about it.

The fact that you have posted this Chook makes me pretty excited. I mean, you haven't said anything in particular, but intriguing.

Caldwell or Taranto, or we go for Green, thanks GWS.

How would a second rounder next year land us King???

Lol. He was the one overrating them last off season. Can't believe someone keeps paying him for his opinion. Changes like the wind.

Probably wasn't worth popping that on the record mate. It's a ridiculous observation, but righto.

His tackling as a burst off the mark seems to be his best trait. If he can land some tackles, keep the ball inside 50 and kick 20 goals for the year, he'll be a player. Let's see.

Great post as always mate. I'm glad I'm not in charge of making the call with what to do with pick 3. I go from one thread thinking we should trade pick 3 for an established gun and then I go to another thread like this and believe you're absolutely right about splitting the pick for a bunch of mid firsts.

Haha, you keep championing the Ben King angle. I love it too, but sounds like it's off the table.

I know you've been a big fan for a while, mate. It's taken me longer to come on board, but I love Curnow and McKay as a one-two punch and the rest of the spine is solid as you say. Adding a ridiculous bloke that averaged 25 possessions in his first season makes them even stronger. They've brought in a lot of rubbish too, but the weight of top picks has finally started to yield results. And yes, they've picked well recently, but SOS wouldn't have got a job anywhere else if he wasn't SOS. He had an awful lot of misses at GWS, but we've been here before with this discussion.

I reckon the Blues are going to be a serious side next year. I hope I'm wrong, but adding Papley, Martin and Betts (despite his age) to that forward line, they are going to have x-factor and scoring power galore. Where you still beat them is the midfield. Still, Cripps can just about carry that midfield into the finals with their forward line.

It may sound stupid, but if they can get Green and add another top 10 talent for the loss of one top 10 talent in Taranto, they may go with that and keep spreading the profile of their list wider.

I think we need a very good player if we're splitting the pick or if we're going to the draft. The best way to ensure we get a very good player though is to split the pick and then trade one or two of the picks for an established player. Would anyone give up pick 3 in a straight swap for Taranto? And more importantly, does anyone think GWS would?

Ah, this old chestnut. 106 pages. Didn't think we'd be back here so soon. It depends what we'd be willing to pay for him. Langdon on one wing, Gaff on another, with Tomlinson as the utility that roams between the arcs. I like it if we don't blow our cap. Having those three runners on the MCG would make us a lot harder to play against on the spread.