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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by G-Mo77 View Post
    True but Dangerfield is on big dollars, Cameron is on big dollars. They're always a big player in the FA market and don't seem to lose anyone either. Other teams are bursting at the seams trying to keep players while they absorb them.
    I believe Dangerfield went to Geelong for lifestyle and took significantly less than he may have commanded elsewhere.
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    SEN think Geelong are trying an audacious bid to land both Hopper from GWS and Grundy from Collingwood.
    I know they have a deserved reputation as draft dodgers but it they land those two it sets them up as contenders again.

    Other clubs might start having a look at their top up approach.
    Let's not forget their bookends were drafted (Hawkins, de Koning and Stewart) and they plucked Blicavs out of nowhere who is possibly the most versatile player in the comp.

    Topping up doesn't work unless you draft well - see St Kilda.

    I'm nto sure about Grundy but I do think they get Hopper. If they pick up a value ruckman (Strachan) they'll still be a very good team in 2023.
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by Bulldog Joe View Post
    I believe Dangerfield went to Geelong for lifestyle and took significantly less than he may have commanded elsewhere.
    The Western District boys "always come home" (local adage). The Surf coast has a strong lure too - Dahl and Higgins were Surf Coast/Geelong kids.
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by Mofra View Post
    The Western District boys "always come home" (local adage). The Surf coast has a strong lure too - Dahl and Higgins were Surf Coast/Geelong kids.
    They will most likely be gone - so more dollars to play with.

    Plus there is rumour the salary cap will increase next year by about $650k
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    If you are moving back to Vic from interstate the choice between living in Melbourne or the surf coast is a pretty easy one. Better lifestyle and cheaper houses.
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by Twodogs View Post
    That's really interesting, thanks for explaining. I knew that there was a problem with projecting the image of a dead person in indigenous cultures and that why they have warnings on TV shows of they are going to show a disceased person or will explain that they have the families' permission (as in the case of Archie Roach last week) but I had no idea about the name thing. Although now that you explain it then it makes a lot of sense.
    For some further clarity it's not all indigenous cultures that keep this practice. For example there was no problem with naming Maggie Varcoe after her death, or showing photos of her, which is why they didn't shy away form it.

    I only found that out recently - I'd assumed incorrectly it was all indigenous cultures that had the same prohibition.

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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by Boots View Post
    For some further clarity it's not all indigenous cultures that keep this practice. For example there was no problem with naming Maggie Varcoe after her death, or showing photos of her, which is why they didn't shy away form it.

    I only found that out recently - I'd assumed incorrectly it was all indigenous cultures that had the same prohibition.
    Yeah I had always just assumed that too. Oh well you know what they say about assumptions.
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    According to Tom Browne, Tarranto is deciding between Richmond and Collingwood
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by chef View Post
    If you are moving back to Vic from interstate the choice between living in Melbourne or the surf coast is a pretty easy one. Better lifestyle and cheaper houses.
    100% Geelong must be so good at just hitting all their selling points that every player meeting is virtually a foregone conclusion.

    -The only club that offers a location that allows you to easily live near the surf/rural property
    -Generally cheaper real estate anyway so more bang for your buck
    -Whole city full of employers desperate to get some current or ex Geelong player on their books
    -Whole city that is gonna be interested in you and think you're cool
    -Succesful team with a constantly strong list and clearly well run off field

    I mean there's a lot of benefits there that outweigh the difference between a $450k contract and a $550 one.
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    According to Tom Browne, Tarranto is deciding between Richmond and Collingwood
    If we assume Collingwood are paying 300K a season for Treloar and do something similar with Grundy the must have a number of players who they are paying unders for to still be linked to Taranto, McStay and Hill.

    Collingwood are a great example of how fortunes can swing quickly in the AFL. You can be mismanaged for a couple of season and yet still turn things around quickly.
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    According to Tom Browne, Tarranto is deciding between Richmond and Collingwood
    No surprise.
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    According to Tom Browne, Tarranto is deciding between Richmond and Collingwood
    So we'll assume that he is definitely not going to either of those clubs.

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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by G-Mo77 View Post
    So we'll assume that he is definitely not going to either of those clubs.
    Unfortunately in this instance I think Brown has ripped this off other jurno's whose track record is pretty good. Mitch Cleary I think has been running with this for a while .
    More of an In Bruges guy?

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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    According to Tom Browne, Tarranto is deciding between Richmond and Collingwood
    Having a Treloar sliding doors moment
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    Re: Early Trade Rumours for 2022

    Amon has chosen the Hawks
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