The Chazz

Clearly that's the simple solution league-wide. But the AFL won't do that, so best some get over it.

The young bloke off Doctor Doctor has a bit of Clarry about him I reckon...

Geelong have to play a certain amount of games at KP. Would we rather they play those games against the weak interstate sides basically gifting them a finals spot? F-them I say, let's go down there in Round 2, get the job done, and that's one less free ticket to September for them.

Petracca should be the project player of Max Gawn's dietician.

In 2012, May kicked 3 goals and took 12 marks against Hawthorn. Could he, when match-ups permit, play a swinging role?

Now let's get May, KK and pick 24, for pick 6 and 46.

The below saw him miss bulk games; Knee injury that saw him miss approx 6 weeks (2013, when he could only play for Casey). Back stress in his first season (2014). Testicular cancer (2017) Broken collarbone (2017) Hamstring injury (2017) Navicular injury (2018) For a 23 year old, this is extensive.

I realise that, but he's got an extensive history of breaking down. Jesse could go on for the rest of his career injury free, and good luck to him (personally) if he does. But I have my doubts.

Prepare yourself for bad news...

Whose body has let him down, in one fashion or another, ever since we drafted him. He's a beauty, Jesse, but he's a liability in my view.

And some on here will still think we are getting shafted. It's amazing, yet disturbing at the same time. It will do some heads in on this site. Some will be much happier that we didn't cough up 5 for May, but then they will feel agony at getting 6 for Hogan.

Which would mean pick 6 and 15 for Hogan, then Pick 6 for May. JT goes to the draft with pick 15. Loving it.

By 3pm this arvo, there will be people on here betting their kid's life on it that they have heard it's confirmed. Actually, I'd say by 10:30am.

I reckon GWS would feel like that Cambodian kid throughout that Scully trade. They've taken Hawthorn's $5, done wee's in 6 empty bottles (that they got out of a bin for free), rolled up some dried cow manure and lawn clippings and told them it was a packet of Dunhill Blue. Won't be until Clarkson takes a sip and a drag to realise he was royally shafted.

I think it's close to a pretty good deal. I'd personally rather we go for their pick 19 though.

That's because we don't have another first round to use for May, and of all players on our list (that we could be happy to move on), Hogan is our best chance to get this done. This is my point - moving Hogan might net us Pick 5. That doesn't mean May is worth Pick 5, but that's what we will have to spend because we don't have any other option. So if we want him, that's what we pay. It's not that difficult to understand.

You're acting as though we have other options and are not exploring them. We can only deal with what we've got. We don't have a first rounder, and if that's what GC want for May, we're doing what we can to get one in to do the deal. We don't have a huge amount of bargaining power, and it's not as though we can just pull a pick out of our [censored] to make a deal happen.

Just reported on Trade Talk Radio that a deal for KK is imminent. Source was Craig Cameron from GC. Whoever the host is suggested our pick in the 50s would get it done.

@rpfc sorry, just re-read you post. Means f all as usual. Carry on.

Please explain...

You're screwed now @Drunkn167. When you have the public backing of the Administration Department, you're best to start clearing out your locker. I'm tipping we'll get a 4th rounder for you. It's not you, it's the industry.

I think it's very close to the right deal, but I would be pushing for GC to include KK and Pick 19 in that deal. A shuffle of picks too. Something like; In; May, KK, Pick 24 Out; Pick 5, Pick 34 Means we are taking Pick 11 and 24 in to the draft, and when combined with May and KK, has cost us Hogan and Pick 34. I would rate Hogan = May & KK (in terms of value to our needs). Shuffling Picks 5 & 34 (2420 points) for Pick 11 & 24 (2114).

Sicko.

The uncertainty in all this is the type of contract we would offer May next year. If he wants out, and is still happy to come to us, his contract won't be as great in 12 months. Therefore, the compo might not be as high as we think. (That's what I'd be reminding GC when I offer Pick 11!).

So, according to McLure, that makes May equal to Hogan. He's a goose.