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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Armchair expert » Tue Oct 11, 2022 10:07 pm

Jim05 wrote:Just saw that GWS have offered pick 21 for O’Meara if the Hawks pay his wage.


At this point they might aswell allow teams to buy draft picks
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Jim05 » Tue Oct 11, 2022 10:16 pm

Armchair expert wrote:
Jim05 wrote:Just saw that GWS have offered pick 21 for O’Meara if the Hawks pay his wage.


At this point they might aswell allow teams to buy draft picks
Already on the pipeline to allow cap space trading next year
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Vamos » Tue Oct 11, 2022 10:34 pm

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Vamos wrote:So Collingwood pay around 550k a year for 2 players not on their list. I heard this comes out of the soft cap which is another rort if true, it should come out the playing cap to deter ridiculous contracts. Loose change for clubs like Collingwood.


Surely that can't be true.


Yeah not sure where I heard it but you're right, just found an article saying Treloar's payment comes out of the Total Player Payments. Grundy's would be the same.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby stan » Wed Oct 12, 2022 7:08 am

I find that staggering that contract management gets to this point. And it's not just Collingwood, other clubs are getting into strife as well such as the gold coast. I recall Port having issues with Lobbes contract as well. Probably more examples out there as well. Just staggering
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby whufc » Wed Oct 12, 2022 8:01 am

stan wrote:I find that staggering that contract management gets to this point. And it's not just Collingwood, other clubs are getting into strife as well such as the gold coast. I recall Port having issues with Lobbes contract as well. Probably more examples out there as well. Just staggering


I'm guessing a lot of it comes with trial / error, different list management strategies etc. We are kind of seeing it at the moment with a lot of clubs trending to this massive length of contracts. There is obviously some theory behind it.......i know most AFL do a lot of work with NBA/NFL teams before from a high performance and administrational point of view so i wonder if it's something they have picked up over there.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby gadj1976 » Wed Oct 12, 2022 9:01 am

stan wrote:I find that staggering that contract management gets to this point. And it's not just Collingwood, other clubs are getting into strife as well such as the gold coast. I recall Port having issues with Lobbes contract as well. Probably more examples out there as well. Just staggering


I don't. It satisfies the player, the supporters and potentially the coach to lock someone into a long term contract - as the coach can then build around them with some confidence. What ruins it is doing it multiple times for multiple players during the same contract period putting them in danger of going over the salary cap - which is plain dumb.

If Carlton didn't lock in Harry McKay recently, I have no doubt that members would be ripping up their memberships. I know I'd rather lock him in than have him potentially leave to a rival.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby marbles » Wed Oct 12, 2022 9:42 am

Bandit wrote:Why would Gold Coast give pick 7 with Bowes, they have a plethora of picks dont they? Surely that same deal gets done with one of their later 20-30ish picks. Or even no pick at all - Bowes for Future 3rd seems like a reasonable deal! The system isnt broken, its smashed!


yea what the actual is going on with this one

A proven player & pick 7 (1st rounder) for.......wait for it......wait for it......

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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby marbles » Wed Oct 12, 2022 9:44 am

gadj1976 wrote:
stan wrote:I find that staggering that contract management gets to this point. And it's not just Collingwood, other clubs are getting into strife as well such as the gold coast. I recall Port having issues with Lobbes contract as well. Probably more examples out there as well. Just staggering


I don't. It satisfies the player, the supporters and potentially the coach to lock someone into a long term contract - as the coach can then build around them with some confidence. What ruins it is doing it multiple times for multiple players during the same contract period putting them in danger of going over the salary cap - which is plain dumb.

If Carlton didn't lock in Harry McKay recently, I have no doubt that members would be ripping up their memberships. I know I'd rather lock him in than have him potentially leave to a rival.


gotta trade in the other mckay from North too hurry up blues
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Booney » Wed Oct 12, 2022 10:48 am

Interesting trade period :

Geelong - Bigger theft than the Great Train robbery, Bruhn, Bowes and pick 7 for 18 and future 3rd
Sydney - Nothing much
Collingwood - Frampton 5***** recruiting, Grundy gone and paying him to stay gone and get Bobby Hill in
Brisbane - Gunston in, McStay out, upgrade there. Dunkley not yet done
Melbourne - Grundy in, good get
Fremantle - Unicorn in, good get, Corbett, yeah exactly, who? Logue, Acres and Tucket out
Richmond - Bingo bango - Hopper and Taranto in, huge midfield
Bulldogs - Liam Jones in, Cordy out, net zero

Carlton - Get Acres, not much else
St Kilda - Cordy in. Meh
Port Adelaide - JHF, Rioli in, expect Ratugolea, 2nd place behind Geelong in trade week
Gold Coast - FIRE SALE Berry in, Bowes and 7 go out
Hawthorn - Amon in, meh
Adelaide - Rankine in, Frampton and pick 5 out
Essendon - Hey Essendon, it's trade week! Bit going on at HQ and no mention of Dodordumb for a while. Nice.
GWS - Hopper and Taranto out, pick 1 in, Bedford in, still have a heap of picks
West Coast - Turned pick 2 and Rioli into 8 and 12 and get Hunt from Melbourne to replace Acres
North - Didn't lose much other than JHF, pick 1 and get picks 2,3 and Port's 2023 first along with AFL* Logue and Tucker picks
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Jim05 » Wed Oct 12, 2022 11:44 am

Booney wrote:Interesting trade period :

Geelong - Bigger theft than the Great Train robbery, Bruhn, Bowes and pick 7 for 18 and future 3rd
Sydney - Nothing much
Collingwood - Frampton 5***** recruiting, Grundy gone and paying him to stay gone and get Bobby Hill in
Brisbane - Gunston in, McStay out, upgrade there. Dunkley not yet done
Melbourne - Grundy in, good get
Fremantle - Unicorn in, good get, Corbett, yeah exactly, who? Logue, Acres and Tucket out
Richmond - Bingo bango - Hopper and Taranto in, huge midfield
Bulldogs - Liam Jones in, Cordy out, net zero

Carlton - Get Acres, not much else
St Kilda - Cordy in. Meh
Port Adelaide - JHF, Rioli in, expect Ratugolea, 2nd place behind Geelong in trade week
Gold Coast - FIRE SALE Berry in, Bowes and 7 go out
Hawthorn - Amon in, meh
Adelaide - Rankine in, Frampton and pick 5 out
Essendon - Hey Essendon, it's trade week! Bit going on at HQ and no mention of Dodordumb for a while. Nice.
GWS - Hopper and Taranto out, pick 1 in, Bedford in, still have a heap of picks
West Coast - Turned pick 2 and Rioli into 8 and 12 and get Hunt from Melbourne to replace Acres
North - Didn't lose much other than JHF, pick 1 and get picks 2,3 and Port's 2023 first along with AFL* Logue and Tucker picks
I don’t think we were ever going to be big players in this years trade period and Scott even said that it’s all about the next couple of years drafts with a few small trades for needs. Club won’t be making any sugar hit trades which I’m fine with.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Booney » Wed Oct 12, 2022 11:49 am

AFL Trade Live ladder :

Gee
PA
Rich
Mel
Fre
Ade
BL
GWS

Coll
Syd
WB
Car
Haw
St K
GC
WCE
Ess
North
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby whufc » Wed Oct 12, 2022 12:18 pm

Surprised Collingwood are so high.............

Surely GC are bottom two either....i would have Essendon and Hawthorn ahead of them, they were pretty much breakeven.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby amber_fluid » Wed Oct 12, 2022 12:21 pm

Booney wrote:AFL Trade Live ladder :

Gee
PA
Rich
Mel
Fre
Ade
BL
GWS

Coll
Syd
WB
Car
Haw
St K
GC
WCE
Ess
North


The bottom 6 on here are surely odds on to finish in the bottom 6 on the premiership table next year.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Booney » Wed Oct 12, 2022 12:24 pm

You'd think so, yes.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby whufc » Wed Oct 12, 2022 12:25 pm

amber_fluid wrote:
Booney wrote:AFL Trade Live ladder :

Gee
PA
Rich
Mel
Fre
Ade
BL
GWS

Coll
Syd
WB
Car
Haw
St K
GC
WCE
Ess
North


The bottom 6 on here are surely odds on to finish in the bottom 6 on the premiership table next year.


GWS maybe in that conversation given their losses.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Lightning McQueen » Wed Oct 12, 2022 1:03 pm

Booney wrote:Interesting trade period :

Geelong - Bigger theft than the Great Train robbery, Bruhn, Bowes and pick 7 for 18 and future 3rd
Sydney - Nothing much
Collingwood - Frampton 5***** recruiting, Grundy gone and paying him to stay gone and get Bobby Hill in
Brisbane - Gunston in, McStay out, upgrade there. Dunkley not yet done
Melbourne - Grundy in, good get
Fremantle - Unicorn in, good get, Corbett, yeah exactly, who? Logue, Acres and Tucket out
Richmond - Bingo bango - Hopper and Taranto in, huge midfield
Bulldogs - Liam Jones in, Cordy out, net zero

Carlton - Get Acres, not much else
St Kilda - Cordy in. Meh
Port Adelaide - JHF, Rioli in, expect Ratugolea, 2nd place behind Geelong in trade week
Gold Coast - FIRE SALE Berry in, Bowes and 7 go out
Hawthorn - Amon in, meh
Adelaide - Rankine in, Frampton and pick 5 out
Essendon - Hey Essendon, it's trade week! Bit going on at HQ and no mention of Dodordumb for a while. Nice.
GWS - Hopper and Taranto out, pick 1 in, Bedford in, still have a heap of picks
West Coast - Turned pick 2 and Rioli into 8 and 12 and get Hunt from Melbourne to replace Acres
North - Didn't lose much other than JHF, pick 1 and get picks 2,3 and Port's 2023 first along with AFL* Logue and Tucker picks


I think Melbourne, Richmond and Adelaide are above us in trade week live ladder.

I also feel as though Amon is a bit more than a "meh".

Not sure that Gunston is an upgrade for the Lions, Mc Stay has a few years in his favour and I'm not sure where Gunston will fit in up there.

I was surprised at how many goals Jack kicked this season, the only game that I had him in a SGM to kick 2 goals he played across half back :evil:
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Booney » Wed Oct 12, 2022 1:11 pm

Lightning McQueen wrote:
I think Melbourne, Richmond and Adelaide are above us in trade week live ladder.

I also feel as though Amon is a bit more than a "meh".

Not sure that Gunston is an upgrade for the Lions, Mc Stay has a few years in his favour and I'm not sure where Gunston will fit in up there.

I was surprised at how many goals Jack kicked this season, the only game that I had him in a SGM to kick 2 goals he played across half back :evil:


Melbourne - maybe, Richmond - probably, Adelaide - no, IMO.

Amon is "meh" for Hawthorn as they're not going to get any better because of his addition.

McStay has never kicked more than 28 goals in a year, Gunston kicked 32 in 16 games playing for Hawthorn this year. He's just turned 30 so has 2-3 years in him.
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby DOC » Wed Oct 12, 2022 1:17 pm

Booney

Under West Coast you have Hunt in to replace Acres?
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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby Booney » Wed Oct 12, 2022 1:19 pm

DOC wrote:Booney

Under West Coast you have Hunt in to replace Acres?


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Re: 2022 AFL offseason - trades - draft

Postby DOC » Wed Oct 12, 2022 1:22 pm

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