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Possible trade
Would anyone do this
Keep pick 3 - not negotiable. We must use this on a mid.
Trade pick 22 plus one of (Gwilt Gilbo or Seany D) for a top 10 pick.
Then we have two top 10 picks to use on young gun midfielders.
Then we pick up Mitch Brown late in draft or in the pre season draft
Keep pick 3 - not negotiable. We must use this on a mid.
Trade pick 22 plus one of (Gwilt Gilbo or Seany D) for a top 10 pick.
Then we have two top 10 picks to use on young gun midfielders.
Then we pick up Mitch Brown late in draft or in the pre season draft
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Why would anyone give us pick 10 for any of those guys even with pick 22 included? I would love you to explain that.
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Re: Possible trade
Sean D all Australian last year has had injuries this year with a backline lacking leadership he cannot be traded . Only one in that group with would be considered by other clubs.
Gilbo - Value down with injury one year too late
Gwilt - poor today although again leadership down back is required from someone.
Gilbo - Value down with injury one year too late
Gwilt - poor today although again leadership down back is required from someone.
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Re: Possible trade
Mitch Brown wont nominate for either draft. He will either re-sign with WCE or get shopped around for a trade. I seriously doubt he will be with us next year - unless we pay overs. WCE will ask for our 2nd round pick - I suspect we will package up our 2nd pick with some other exchange of picks eg our 2nd & 4th pick for Brown and their 3rd pick (which would still be overs in my book). But like I said, I have my doubts he will be playing for us next year.Con Gorozidis wrote:Would anyone do this
Keep pick 3 - not negotiable. We must use this on a mid.
Trade pick 22 plus one of (Gwilt Gilbo or Seany D) for a top 10 pick.
Then we have two top 10 picks to use on young gun midfielders.
Then we pick up Mitch Brown late in draft or in the pre season draft
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Don't know if that'd do it but I'd be prepared to give up something for another top 10..Con Gorozidis wrote:Would anyone do this
Keep pick 3 - not negotiable. We must use this on a mid.
Trade pick 22 plus one of (Gwilt Gilbo or Seany D) for a top 10 pick.
Then we have two top 10 picks to use on young gun midfielders.
Then we pick up Mitch Brown late in draft or in the pre season draft
This is the sort of proactivity we need if we're too rise again.
That pick 3/4 looks nice but I, like many, believe we need at least 2 top 10 picks to really get this thing moving..
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Correct. To get another top 10 we need to give up a player with currency. People wont like it but thats the price of trading.Kiedis wrote:Don't know if that'd do it but I'd be prepared to give up something for another top 10..Con Gorozidis wrote:Would anyone do this
Keep pick 3 - not negotiable. We must use this on a mid.
Trade pick 22 plus one of (Gwilt Gilbo or Seany D) for a top 10 pick.
Then we have two top 10 picks to use on young gun midfielders.
Then we pick up Mitch Brown late in draft or in the pre season draft
This is the sort of proactivity we need if we're too rise again.
That pick 3/4 looks nice but I, like many, believe we need at least 2 top 10 picks to really get this thing moving..
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Re: Possible trade
Is this a stupid idea ???? i would go hard for pick 1 / boyd , offer GWS our pick 3or4 with del for there pick 1 and there second round.
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Re: Possible trade
We need to step back and look at our list objectively.older saint wrote:Sean D all Australian last year has had injuries this year with a backline lacking leadership he cannot be traded . Only one in that group with would be considered by other clubs.
Gilbo - Value down with injury one year too late
Gwilt - poor today although again leadership down back is required from someone.
We have way too many middle sized defenders and nowhere enough quality midfielders.
In case you hadn't noticed we are third bottom.
The status quo is unacceptable for me .
Our list is terribly unbalanced .
The yeah but yeah but yeah but resistance to change will keep us as bottom 2 or 3 .
If people are happy with where we are at then cool keep our list as is.
I'm not happy being bottom.
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Re: Possible trade
Con Gorozidis wrote:We need to step back and look at our list objectively.older saint wrote:Sean D all Australian last year has had injuries this year with a backline lacking leadership he cannot be traded . Only one in that group with would be considered by other clubs.
Gilbo - Value down with injury one year too late
Gwilt - poor today although again leadership down back is required from someone.
We have way too many middle sized defenders and nowhere enough quality midfielders.
In case you hadn't noticed we are third bottom.
The status quo is unacceptable for me .
Our list is terribly unbalanced .
The yeah but yeah but yeah but resistance to change will keep us as bottom 2 or 3 .
If people are happy with where we are at then cool keep our list as is.
I'm not happy being bottom.
i think people are open to trading gilbo and gwilt but people think they hold value than they do
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Re: Possible trade
Riewoldt, Hayes, Steven are the only ones which I would consider untouchable if any kind of top 10 pick was floated… however, I don't think we have anything else to bring in a pick like that.
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Con Gorozidis wrote:We need to step back and look at our list objectively.older saint wrote:Sean D all Australian last year has had injuries this year with a backline lacking leadership he cannot be traded . Only one in that group with would be considered by other clubs.
Gilbo - Value down with injury one year too late
Gwilt - poor today although again leadership down back is required from someone.
We have way too many middle sized defenders and nowhere enough quality midfielders.
In case you hadn't noticed we are third bottom.
The status quo is unacceptable for me .
Our list is terribly unbalanced .
The yeah but yeah but yeah but resistance to change will keep us as bottom 2 or 3 .
If people are happy with where we are at then cool keep our list as is.
I'm not happy being bottom.
News Flash for Con..
This is a Fan Forum, it doesn't make decisions for the club, it just comments on them..
Lets see what the club does post season
The Saints are under review, will it make any difference to the underachievers ?
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Re: Possible trade
We don't need more picks, we need to trade for a class key defender and draft as many fast mids as we can.
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If we trade Dal or Monty, we show that we are kicking out the heart of the Club and what does that say to the younger guys, sponsors and many supporters? They have given a lot and that's what you build Club integrity around. I hope that loyalty still counts for something, despite the "anything goes" as long as we reach the top thinking. It will be years before we seriously challenge again and that can't be "fast tracked."
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this is very true but wat happens if both parties decide its good idea palyer long term contract ,pay increase chance at flag at new club etc. club get high pick or young player .Junction Oval wrote:If we trade Dal or Monty, we show that we are kicking out the heart of the Club and what does that say to the younger guys, sponsors and many supporters? They have given a lot and that's what you build Club integrity around. I hope that loyalty still counts for something, despite the "anything goes" as long as we reach the top thinking. It will be years before we seriously challenge again and that can't be "fast tracked."
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Kimberley Saint said :
"this is very true but wat happens if both parties decide its good idea palyer long term contract ,pay increase chance at flag at new club etc. club get high pick or young player ."
You have a point there, if it's a "joint decision." At this level, if a player does not have his heart in it, then parting ways may be of benefit to both. It's using them as Trade Bait, that doesn't sit well with me.
"this is very true but wat happens if both parties decide its good idea palyer long term contract ,pay increase chance at flag at new club etc. club get high pick or young player ."
You have a point there, if it's a "joint decision." At this level, if a player does not have his heart in it, then parting ways may be of benefit to both. It's using them as Trade Bait, that doesn't sit well with me.
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I'm not keen on trading Dal or Monty. I too would like to think loyalty still counts for something.Junction Oval wrote:If we trade Dal or Monty, we show that we are kicking out the heart of the Club and what does that say to the younger guys, sponsors and many supporters? They have given a lot and that's what you build Club integrity around. I hope that loyalty still counts for something, despite the "anything goes" as long as we reach the top thinking. It will be years before we seriously challenge again and that can't be "fast tracked."
& like you say, they're ingrained in the fiber of the club.
But on the same token, I'm not comfortable sitting on our hands (& I suspect neither are Watters or Pelchen "it is important we don't let the draft dictate to us.." etc etc)
Do we really just sit back & let the 're-build takes years & years' mantra dictate how long we're gonna be down for?
Proactive & inspired moves/deals are struck every year by clubs. Why can't we?
We all acknowledge we desperately, desperately need A-grade talent in the midfield.
Surely we should try our damn hardest to snare a couple of picks that give us the best chance at bringing in exactly that.
Are we content at the end of this downright shithouse season to put all our hopes into the 1 prized pick? That may not even live up to the potential in the end?
Then 1 more the year after.
I know we could get lucky with some later gems, but beyond the top 10 it gets pretty bloody speculative..
I want us to try our absolute best to ensure we get the cream. This is make or break stuff for our future.
It also shapes just exactly who we are as a side when we do emerge again. An almost good enough side. Or a premiership side. Or hey, an absolute unstoppable dynasty ala Geelong..
But therein lies the question. What would get it done? Who is expendable? Surely a club where we're at - most are.
So what gets it done..
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So we need to draft fast mids but we don't need better picks ?Bernard Shakey wrote:We don't need more picks, we need to trade for a class key defender and draft as many fast mids as we can.
Makes sense .
And trading for a classy defender sounds terrific but good luck with that.
No club will trade out a classy defender.
We already wasted last year chasing a contracted player and didn't get him and he's a 2nds player so yeah fat chance of trading for a classy young key defender.
The best way to get good players at our club is via high draft picks. Sure the draft ain't no guarantee to success but its better than any other method .
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But they are all the same.Sainter93 wrote:One thing we can not do right now is trade away defenders...
We have too many middle defenders and too many small fwds who can't play midfield.
Schneider was the great hope for being able to step into the mids but it looks like that will never happen.
Maybe Schneider can go small defender guerra style
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Getting Schneider on the ground would be a major achievement. Especially with the Western Bulldogs reject at the throne,who believes in the remedy of tea leaves and burning wattle tree branches and inhaling the smoke as remedies to soft tissue injuriesCon Gorozidis wrote:But they are all the same.Sainter93 wrote:One thing we can not do right now is trade away defenders...
We have too many middle defenders and too many small fwds who can't play midfield.
Schneider was the great hope for being able to step into the mids but it looks like that will never happen.
Maybe Schneider can go small defender guerra style
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Re: Possible trade
I am not so sure about Dal. He i playing as if he does not want to be here next season.
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Trade Gwilt for McPharlin. We need a decent defender.
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