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Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Tue Oct 17, 2023 8:40 pm
by gadj1976
Armchair expert wrote:
PatowalongaPirate wrote:Nick Coffield has secured his move from St Kilda to the Western Bulldogs. Dogs give up pick No. 40 + future fourth-round pick but also land pick No. 52 + No. 56 in the four-club trade involving StK, WB, Carl and Ess.


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Carlton massive winners in that trade everyone else massive losers :D


Basically swapped Dow for a F4. Hmm....

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Tue Oct 17, 2023 8:48 pm
by Brodlach
Ginnivan to Adelaide for the McAdam future second round pick

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Tue Oct 17, 2023 9:31 pm
by Jim05
PatowalongaPirate wrote:
Jim05 wrote:
PatowalongaPirate wrote:Nick Coffield has secured his move from St Kilda to the Western Bulldogs. Dogs give up pick No. 40 + future fourth-round pick but also land pick No. 52 + No. 56 in the four-club trade involving StK, WB, Carl and Ess.
Bit of a nudge and wink between Dodoro and SOS for the compo deal the Saints got for Gresham ;)

Don't reckon this has been signed off yet, AFL reviewing.
Been signed off on I believe but they can’t officially announce it until after 3pm tomorrow.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Tue Oct 17, 2023 9:35 pm
by MW
Brodlach wrote:Ginnivan to Adelaide for the McAdam future second round pick


Surely not

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 6:40 am
by whufc
MW wrote:
Brodlach wrote:Ginnivan to Adelaide for the McAdam future second round pick


Surely not


Given Adelaide have Rachele and Rankine would they need another small forward / potential midfielder type. Reckon they would have more pressing areas to distribute salary cap space.

Would be interesting to know what wage demands Ginnivan has. Has had the well document behavioral issues but has the potential to be a B+ / A Grader in the future. The big plus is his marketability, get Ginnivan and you pretty much capture every 12-15 year old girl in the country, . :lol:

His social media reach is crazy. 122k followers on instagram, compared to say Tex Walker 119k, Josh Rachele 34k as examples.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 7:06 am
by Brodlach
One of the few players that I think would actually like the “fishbowl “ environment as he enjoys attention.

Hoping Rachelle, Pedler and Rankine will get more mid time which creates a spot in the forwards for him and therefore less Ned/Murphy.

Must have plenty of cap space available if they could bring in Petty or Oliver

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 7:19 am
by carey
PatowalongaPirate wrote:Collingwood has moved to shut down rumours circulating on social media involving players Dan McStay and Jack Ginnivan.

The club says the man in an explicit video online, which is alleged to be McStay, is not him.

A subsequent rumour that Ginnivan has requested a trade away from the club because he filmed the video has also been categorically dismissed by the club. - Josh Gabelich


Bullshit it's not him, I've got the video i even googled 'Dan McStay Girlfriend' and it's most definitely her.

Story goes, McStay is the one who told the club and supplied the video of Ginni snorting coke. Ginni says 'F@#k You' gets his hands of the video of McStay and his Mrs in the cubicle and spreads it far and wide,

No idea if these claims are true, but one thing i certainly know is true is, in the Video that is 100% McStay and his Mrs.

Take that as you will.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 7:39 am
by whufc
Brodlach wrote:One of the few players that I think would actually like the “fishbowl “ environment as he enjoys attention.

Hoping Rachelle, Pedler and Rankine will get more mid time which creates a spot in the forwards for him and therefore less Ned/Murphy.

Must have plenty of cap space available if they could bring in Petty or Oliver


Good shout.

I reckon its one of those where a club may get him from Collingwood for unders given his behavioral issues. BUT on the flip side may have to pay higher wages than his football ability justifies due to his marketability, 'potential' and the fact he is now a premiership player.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 7:58 am
by mots02
whufc wrote:
MW wrote:
Brodlach wrote:Ginnivan to Adelaide for the McAdam future second round pick


Surely not


Given Adelaide have Rachele and Rankine would they need another small forward / potential midfielder type. Reckon they would have more pressing areas to distribute salary cap space.

Would be interesting to know what wage demands Ginnivan has. Has had the well document behavioral issues but has the potential to be a B+ / A Grader in the future. The big plus is his marketability, get Ginnivan and you pretty much capture every 12-15 year old girl in the country, . :lol:

His social media reach is crazy. 122k followers on instagram, compared to say Tex Walker 119k, Josh Rachele 34k as examples.


Are we trading based on Insta followers now? Man I’m old…

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 8:05 am
by whufc
mots02 wrote:
whufc wrote:
MW wrote:
Brodlach wrote:Ginnivan to Adelaide for the McAdam future second round pick


Surely not


Given Adelaide have Rachele and Rankine would they need another small forward / potential midfielder type. Reckon they would have more pressing areas to distribute salary cap space.

Would be interesting to know what wage demands Ginnivan has. Has had the well document behavioral issues but has the potential to be a B+ / A Grader in the future. The big plus is his marketability, get Ginnivan and you pretty much capture every 12-15 year old girl in the country, . :lol:

His social media reach is crazy. 122k followers on instagram, compared to say Tex Walker 119k, Josh Rachele 34k as examples.


Are we trading based on Insta followers now? Man I’m old…


trading on that no absolutely not........

But no doubt a players marketability and reach would absolutely have some impact on a players wages amongst a host of other factors. (primarily his ability)

Completley different situations but there was only one reason GWS & GC were paying Folau and Hunt the $$$$$ they were. It's not anything new.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 8:24 am
by heater31
whufc wrote:
mots02 wrote:
whufc wrote:
MW wrote:[quote="Brodlach"]Ginnivan to Adelaide for the McAdam future second round pick


Surely not


Given Adelaide have Rachele and Rankine would they need another small forward / potential midfielder type. Reckon they would have more pressing areas to distribute salary cap space.

Would be interesting to know what wage demands Ginnivan has. Has had the well document behavioral issues but has the potential to be a B+ / A Grader in the future. The big plus is his marketability, get Ginnivan and you pretty much capture every 12-15 year old girl in the country, . [emoji38]

His social media reach is crazy. 122k followers on instagram, compared to say Tex Walker 119k, Josh Rachele 34k as examples.


Are we trading based on Insta followers now? Man I’m old…


trading on that no absolutely not........

But no doubt a players marketability and reach would absolutely have some impact on a players wages amongst a host of other factors. (primarily his ability)

Completley different situations but there was only one reason GWS & GC were paying Folau and Hunt the $$$$$ they were. It's not anything new.[/quote]Endorsement deals yes. But highly doubt Football departments would be making list management decisions based on social media reach of a player.

Would be talent/behaviour standards

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 8:35 am
by Booney
Port will get 3 of the 4 done today.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 8:36 am
by whufc
Obviously that is the primary consideration.....but your kidding if you don't think in this day and age wages take into account marketability, just like you would think a player from Victoria is able to squeeze out some extra $$$ from a SA club to stay living interstate to try and deter the go home factor.

Look at the Soccer world. Obviously, no salary cap but if a player can sell a million shirts with his name on the back, he is definitely going to get an increased wage to play at the club.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 8:36 am
by whufc
Booney wrote:Port will get 3 of the 4 done today.


Which 3 get done....?

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 8:40 am
by Jim05
whufc wrote:
Booney wrote:Port will get 3 of the 4 done today.


Which 3 get done....?
Soldo is done.
Pick 41 and F2 to Richmond
Swap of later picks in the mix aswell.

Zerk will get done IMO.
Essendon have been pretty active in trying to get some pick swaps done and I think it will end up Zerk plus 35 for Duursma.
Geelong will cave in on Ratugolea last minute so all deals will get done IMO

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 8:48 am
by Booney
Soldo ( as noted ), Sweet and BZK.

Ratugolea might get walked to PSD.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 9:00 am
by Booney
That would spell the end for Lycett and leave 1 Port Adelaide SANFL junior playing in the AFL.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 9:38 am
by PatowalongaPirate
Fantasia needs a home too.

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 10:40 am
by Brodlach
@booney if you get the 4 in, none of which are A Graders, are you ok with having basically zero picks in the next two drafts?

Re: 2023 Silly Season

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2023 10:51 am
by Booney
Brodlach wrote:@booney if you get the 4 in, none of which are A Graders, are you ok with having basically zero picks in the next two drafts?


In essence we're replacing Jonas with Zerk Thatcher ( 25 ), Lycett with Soldo ( 27 ) and Hayes with Sweet, an experiment in back up here as Hayes has not reached any heights.

Yes, and no. As listed in the Port thread :

Wines 28
Rioli, DBJ, Finlayson 27
Burton 26
Houston, SPP 25
Drew, Marshall, Farrell 24
Rozee 23
Butters 22
Georgiades Williams, Bergman, Lord, Jones 21
Visentini, Sinn 20
JHF, Burgoyne 19


21 of the list that are 28 or under are in or amongst our best 22. The group in bold should see us well served for the next 5-8 years.

From a development point of view we've got a lot invested in Tom Scully ( 19 - Key forward ), Tom McCallum ( 19 ) and Kyle Marshall ( 19 - both key defenders ).

This year we've given pick 15 to North as part of the JHF deal, given the draft isn't deep that one most would agree is a pick well spent.

Next years draft is the one that we probably need to trade back into or, as we have for some time, pick the 22-25 year olds we need to keep the list turning over and bring them in. We never have trouble bringing players in.

Mind you, matters little until we get a new coach.