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Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Pies have traded pick 34 and their future first for Schultz.Comment
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Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
For all the talk of Gryan Miers this year, Lachie Schultz had an equally impressive year (Ronaldo like?). I was keen on him for the dogs but when he re-signed earlier in the year I thought that wasn't going to happen.
It's great business from Collingwood to improve a premiership team.Comment
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Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Liam Henry traded for St Kilda’s future second rounder and the Dockers and Saints swap future fourths. - Twoomey[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Comment
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Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
A summary from SEN
SHANE MCADAM
Melbourne has offered a future second-rounder but Adelaide is sticking to its request for a player to be part of the trade.
JACK GUNSTON
This has been bubbling since Grand Final week but only last Friday did it become public that Jack Gunston wants to get back to Hawthorn.
The Hawks are prioritising Mabior Chol and Massimo D’Ambrosio, but the sense is they will end up getting this done, though Brandon Ryan won’t be part of it.
PADDY DOW
It’s a bit of a surprise this has stretched into the second week, but Stephen Silvagni and Nick Austin have a bit on their plates.
It is highly likely to get wrapped up in among other deals relating to the Western Bulldogs and Essendon.
St Kilda believes Pick 56 is too much for Dow, who they have offered a three-year deal. Carlton says a future fourth-rounder is not enough. So both clubs need other teams to get involved.
BRANDON ZERK-THATCHER
Essendon has a three-year deal for Brandon Zerk-Thatcher and would still like him to stay.
But if not, the Bombers want a straight swap for Xavier Duursma. It may end up just being that, but it would be late.
XAVIER DUURSMA
Port, on the other hand, wants more for Duursma than just Zerk-Thatcher.
Duursma is contracted so Port can hold him to his deal
MASSIMO D’AMBROSIO
Essendon has a one-year rookie deal on the table and the Hawks have offered two years on the senior list.
This will get done probably for one of Hawthorn’s late picks… 44, 54 or 63. It’s just Essendon and Hawthorn have other priorities right now.
ESAVA RATUGOLEA
This is a bitter debate right now… with no immediate end in sight.
Geelong said no to Pick 24, which Port got from Freo specifically for this purpose. This is now Pick 25 and drifting.
Ollie Lord will also be staying at Port even if the Cats had a crack at him too.
JACOB KOSCHITZKE
Despite what the Hawks said on radio last week, Hawthorn wants pick 29. Richmond is saying no way, they have picks 50 & 68.
MABIOR CHOL
The Hawks would then use that Pick 29 from Richmond to get Mabior Chol from Gold Coast.
It’s fair to say the Suns and Tigers are aligned, but Hawthorn is the odd one out for this potential three club trade.
The Hawks want too much for Koschitzke and Chol and that’s holding up the Suns and Tigers.
NICK COFFIELD
This should be done as early as today (Monday) and is every chance to be involved in other deals too.
St Kilda would love the Dogs' Pick 40, which was tied to Brisbane after a trade last year, but the Dogs need other picks to get involved too.
Still, this will get done after the Saints offered Nick Coffield just a one-year deal.
IVAN SOLDO
The only way this even gets off the ground is if he requests a trade. Which he hasn’t done yet. Port Adelaide remains hopeful.Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"Comment
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