Trades/Drafts (Nov & PSD/Rookie) - 2015

[Lightning McQueen]

I see Carlton drafted GWS.

[bennymacca]

I see Carlton drafted GWS.

GWS NEAFL more like it

[Lightning McQueen]

MAN goes ok I reckon.

[Lightning McQueen]

ROUND ONE

1. Carlton
2. Brisbane Lions
3. Melbourne (received from Gold Coast in an exchange of picks)
4. Essendon
5. Essendon (received from St Kilda as part of the trade for Jake Carlisle)
6. Gold Coast (received from Melbourne in an exchange of picks)
7. Collingwood
8. Carlton (received from GWS as part of the trade for Lachie Plowman, Jed Lamb, Andrew Phillips and Liam Sumner)
9. Adelaide (received from Geelong as part of the trade for Patrick Dangerfield)
10. Melbourne (received from Gold Coast in an exchange of picks, originally from Port Adelaide as part of the trade for Charlie Dixon)
11. Western Bulldogs
12. Richmond
13. Adelaide
14. St Kilda (received from the Sydney Swans as part of the Jake Carlisle-Craig Bird trade)
15. Hawthorn (received from North Melbourne as part of the trade for Jed Anderson)
16. Gold Coast (received from Fremantle as part of the trade for Harley Bennell)
17. Brisbane Lions (received from West Coast via a trade for Jack Redden)
18. Hawthorn

END OF ROUND ONE
19. Richmond (received from Gold Coast as part of the Charlie Dixon trade; received by Gold Coast from Greater Western Sydney via a trade in 2012; traded to the Giants by Fremantle in 2011; originally received by the Dockers as compensation for Rhys Palmer)


ROUND TWO
20. Carlton
21. Carlton (received from Brisbane Lions as part of the trade for Tom Bell)
22. Fremantle (received from Gold Coast as part of the trade for Harley Bennell)
23. Sydney Swans (received from Essendon as part of the Jake Carlisle-Craig Bird trade)
24. Essendon (on-traded from the Swans as part of the deal for Jake Carlisle, originally from St Kilda)
25. Essendon (received from Melbourne as part of the trade for Jake Melksham)
L26. Collingwood
27. Greater Western Sydney
28. Greater Western Sydney (received from Carlton as part of the trade for Lachie Plowman, Jed Lamb, Andrew Phillips and Liam Sumner; received by Carlton from Adelaide as part of the trade for Troy Menzel; received by Adelaide from Geelong as part of the trade for Patrick Dangerfield)
29. Gold Coast (received from Melbourne in an exchange of picks, originally from Port Adelaide as part of the trade for Jimmy Toumpas)
30. Western Bulldogs
31. West Coast (received from Gold Coast as part of the trade for Matt Rosa; received from Richmond as part of the trade for Charlie Dixon)
32. Port Adelaide (received from Melbourne as part of a pick exchange in Jimmy Toumpas trade; originally from Adelaide)
33. Sydney Swans
34. North Melbourne
35. Gold Coast (received from Fremantle as part of the trade for Harley Bennell)
36. West Coast
37. West Coast (received as compensation for losing free agent Scott Selwood)
38. North Melbourne (received from Hawthorn as part of the trade for Jed Anderson)


END OF ROUND TWO
39. Brisbane Lions (received as compensation for losing free agent Matthew Leuenberger)
40. North Melbourne (received from Hawthorn as part of the trade for Jed Anderson; originally received by the Hawks as compensation for losing free agent Matthew Suckling)


ROUND THREE
41. Brisbane Lions (received from Carlton as part of the trade for Tom Bell)
42. Brisbane Lions
43. Melbourne (received from Gold Coast in an exchange of picks)
44. Sydney Swans (received from Essendon as part of the Jake Carlisle-Craig Bird trade)
45. St Kilda
46. Melbourne
47. Collingwood
48. Greater Western Sydney
49. Port Adelaide (received from Gold Coast as part of the trade for Charlie Dixon; originally received by Gold Coast from Geelong as part of the trade for Zac Smith)
50. Melbourne (received from Port Adelaide as part of the trade for Jimmy Toumpas)
51. Western Bulldogs
52. Richmond
53. North Melbourne (received from Gold Coast as part of the trade for Daniel Currie; earlier received by Gold Coast as part of the trade for Zac Smith; originally received by Geelong from Adelaide as part of the trade for Patrick Dangerfield)
54. Sydney Swans
55. Hawthorn (received from North Melbourne as part of the trade for Jed Anderson)
56. Fremantle
57. Essendon (received from West Coast as part of the trade for Jonathan Giles)
58. Hawthorn


ROUND FOUR
59. Carlton
60. Carlton (received from Brisbane Lions as part of the trade for Tom Bell)
61. Gold Coast
62. West Coast (received from Essendon as part of the trade for Jonathan Giles)
63. Collingwood (received from St Kilda as part of the trade for Nathan Freeman)
64. Melbourne
65. Collingwood
66. Greater Western Sydney
67. Geelong
68. St Kilda (received from Collingwood as part of the trade for Nathan Freeman, earlier received from Melbourne as part of the trade for Jeremy Howe; originally from Port Adelaide)
69. Western Bulldogs
70. Greater Western Sydney (received from Richmond as part of trade for Jacob Townsend)
71. Adelaide
72. Sydney Swans
73. North Melbourne
74. Fremantle
75. West Coast
76. Hawthorn


ROUND FIVE
77. Greater Western Sydney (received from Carlton as part of the trade for Lachie Plowman, Jed Lamb, Andrew Phillips and Liam Sumner)
78. Brisbane Lions
79. Gold Coast
80. Essendon
81. St Kilda
82. Melbourne
83. Collingwood
84. Greater Western Sydney
85. Geelong
86. Port Adelaide
87. Western Bulldogs
88. Richmond
89. Adelaide
90. Sydney Swans
91. North Melbourne
92. Fremantle
93. West Coast
94. Hawthorn


ROUND SIX
95. Greater Western Sydney (received from Carlton as part of the trade for Lachie Plowman, Jed Lamb, Andrew Phillips and Liam Sumner)
96. Brisbane Lions
97. Gold Coast
98. Essendon
99. St Kilda
100. Melbourne
101. Collingwood
102. Greater Western Sydney
103. Geelong
104. Port Adelaide
105. Western Bulldogs
106. Richmond
107. Adelaide
108. Sydney Swans
109. North Melbourne
110. Fremantle
111. West Coast
112. Hawthorn


ROUND SEVEN
113. Carlton
114. Brisbane Lions
115. Gold Coast
116. Essendon
117. St Kilda
118. Melbourne
119. Collingwood
120. Richmond (received from GWS as part of trade for Jacob Townsend)
121. Geelong
122. Port Adelaide
123. Western Bulldogs
124. Richmond
125. Adelaide
126. Sydney Swans
127. North Melbourne
128. Fremantle
129. West Coast
130. Hawthorn

[Lightning McQueen]

Is it always that complex, it seems like one of the busiest draft periods that I can remember and it isn't even in the dying crazy stages.

[Sharksta]

Is it always that complex, it seems like one of the busiest draft periods that I can remember and it isn't even in the dying crazy stages.

I think the point system has had a big impact on the way the trading has unfolded. The northern states are all about getting points for academy kids as opposed to placing priority on draft position.

[Turbo]

Carlton will aim to get pick 7 too when GWS get it for Treloar

[Q.]

Carlton will aim to get pick 7 too when GWS get it for Treloar

What are you giving up for it?

[Dutchy]

So how do Collingwood get both Treloar and Aish from here?

[Q.]

So how do Collingwood get both Treloar and Aish from here?

We don't. Can't see a deal for Aish being done in the next 24 hours.

[Dutchy]

So how do Collingwood get both Treloar and Aish from here?

We don't. Can't see a deal for Aish being done in the next 24 hours.

Agree...he comes to the Roos or PSD it is

[Q.]

So how do Collingwood get both Treloar and Aish from here?

We don't. Can't see a deal for Aish being done in the next 24 hours.

Agree...he comes to the Roos or PSD it is

He'll go in the National Draft before the PSD I reckon.

[Turbo]

Carlton will aim to get pick 7 too when GWS get it for Treloar

What are you giving up for it?

Pick 20 and 21

[MW]

This academy points crap is making a mockery of early draft picks...

[Turbo]

This academy points crap is making a mockery of early draft picks...

I agree

[bennymacca]

This academy points crap is making a mockery of early draft picks...

Meh, better than them getting them for nothing.

[bennymacca]

Is it always that complex, it seems like one of the busiest draft periods that I can remember and it isn't even in the dying crazy stages.

Trading future draft picks has had a huge impact I reckon. I like that part of it.

[Dutchy]

So how do Collingwood get both Treloar and Aish from here?

We don't. Can't see a deal for Aish being done in the next 24 hours.

Agree...he comes to the Roos or PSD it is

He'll go in the National Draft before the PSD I reckon.

Then Roos pick him up at 17

[Q.]

[quote="Dutchy"]So how do Collingwood get both Treloar and Aish from here?

We don't. Can't see a deal for Aish being done in the next 24 hours.

Agree...he comes to the Roos or PSD it is

He'll go in the National Draft before the PSD I reckon.

Then Roos pick him up at 17[/quote]
Maybe. He might put a price on his head that means you can't fit him in your cap. You would also have to weigh up whether the kids available at 17 are a better prospect than getting an Aish who doesn't want to be there and might leave in 2 years.

[HH3]

If he jacks his price, do you think Collingwood would be happy to pay him that much?