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  • Happy Days
    Hall of Fame
    • May 2008
    • 10157

    Re: Stringer Trade Worth

    From my limited understanding of the draft I want us to put a bid in on Ballenden, so lets say 9 at the minimum.
    - I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -

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    • bulldogtragic
      The List Manager
      • Jan 2007
      • 34289

      Re: Stringer Trade Worth

      Originally posted by Happy Days
      From my limited understanding of the draft I want us to put a bid in on Ballenden, so lets say 9 at the minimum.
      That's the key with the back and forth last page with GVGjr. If he's going to get a bid before 12, then they my be inclined to look at a points trade with pick 12 with the new owners of Schache. GCS may end up with pick 11 and may use a bid on him, being a somewhat local kid. So a club could really work out a bigger trade where both parties do well.
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      • GVGjr
        Moderator
        • Nov 2006
        • 44731

        Re: Stringer Trade Worth

        Originally posted by bulldogtragic
        That's the key with the back and forth last page with GVGjr. If he's going to get a bid before 12, then they my be inclined to look at a points trade with pick 12 with the new owners of Schache. GCS may end up with pick 11 and may use a bid on him, being a somewhat local kid. So a club could really work out a bigger trade where both parties do well.
        Sorry I thought you meant Brander. Ballenden maybe top 20 but early 20's
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        • bulldogtragic
          The List Manager
          • Jan 2007
          • 34289

          Re: Stringer Trade Worth

          Originally posted by GVGjr
          Sorry I thought you meant Brander. Ballenden maybe top 20 but early 20's
          Then I will factor a bid in before 19. If we agree on an assumption, most won't agree, let's say with the baggage around that Stringer & Schache are worth to something near each other. So this is the following based on same. So we take your well though out plan, and say Stringer, 9 & 27 for 4, 21 and 44.

          Check Point: 4, 21, 39 (Crozier) 44 - Trengove

          Trade for Schache is 4, 21 & 44 (Net1,058 points/Pick 16) (fringe player if they want it, or 2018 3rd if needed only) - for Picks 12 & 19

          Check Point/End Point: Picks 12 & 19, Pick 80 (Roarke) and Trengove, Crozier, Schache

          Summary: We have two top 20 picks. Our first rounder is still about pick 10. Our second rounder comes into the top 20. Our third nets Crozier. Trengove is a free agent. Schache is comes in for Stringer, so bout the same value, but we improve our draft position overall. I'm sure BigFooty can throw up trades where we do much better, but if both players are contracted and clubs aren't in love them their values both drop to near the same. But we do better with our draft picks. So it feels about right
          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'. 15/7/2023

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          • The Bulldogs Bite
            Hall of Fame
            • Dec 2006
            • 11271

            Re: Stringer Trade Worth

            There's a time for cutting your losses and 'taking unders' and there's a time to stand firm.

            It's time to stand firm.

            Our reputation at the trade table is that we are pushovers - case in point being the ridiculous Brian Lake trade on day 1. Let's not go there again.

            We must dictate what we want and accept nothing less. In other words, be prepared to lose Stringer for nothing in 2018 in order to stand by our core values and principles.

            As for what the minimum is? Pick 11 on its own - and even then I am not thrilled about it.
            W00F!

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            • Topdog
              Bulldog Team of the Century
              • Jan 2007
              • 7471

              Re: Stringer Trade Worth

              Pick 11 is me being flexible

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              • Happy Days
                Hall of Fame
                • May 2008
                • 10157

                Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                Originally posted by The Bulldogs Bite
                There's a time for cutting your losses and 'taking unders' and there's a time to stand firm.

                It's time to stand firm.

                Our reputation at the trade table is that we are pushovers - case in point being the ridiculous Brian Lake trade on day 1. Let's not go there again.

                We must dictate what we want and accept nothing less. In other words, be prepared to lose Stringer for nothing in 2018 in order to stand by our core values and principles.

                As for what the minimum is? Pick 11 on its own - and even then I am not thrilled about it.
                It's always time to stand firm. I don't understand why we didn't do it with Lake, I don't understand why we didn't do it with Crameri and I don't understand why it would have taken us until now to start.
                - I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -

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                • Murphy'sLore
                  WOOF Member
                  • Sep 2009
                  • 2085

                  Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                  I can't get over this narrative that Stringer has been 'pushed out' and now the Bulldogs just have to suck up whatever they can get!

                  That was never the situation. He was put on the table, IF the right deal could be done, and that's been the case from day one. All this sanctimonious pontification is really annoying me.

                  (and yes, auto correct, pontification is a real word)

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                  • The Bulldogs Bite
                    Hall of Fame
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 11271

                    Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                    Originally posted by Happy Days
                    It's always time to stand firm. I don't understand why we didn't do it with Lake, I don't understand why we didn't do it with Crameri and I don't understand why it would have taken us until now to start.
                    Sometimes you need to be accommodating. I can live with the Hrovat and Stevens' deals if they are the exception, and perhaps Hamling given his Father's illness, but unfortunately when it comes to us, accommodating has been the rule.

                    We should absolutely not be accommodating now in any sense of the word and I expect the member base to be livid if we are.
                    W00F!

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                    • ledge
                      Hall of Fame
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 14348

                      Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                      Lake was a different story he had one year to go then he was a free agent , stringer will not be a free agent next year.
                      We couldn't bargain at all if he stayed another year and we also chose Hrovat and Stevens in draft picks not as a player trade so much. So it was the drafting team that chose the wrong players. Nothing to do with Lake.
                      Bring back the biff

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                      • hujsh
                        Hall of Fame
                        • Nov 2007
                        • 11849

                        Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                        Originally posted by ledge
                        Lake was a different story he had one year to go then he was a free agent , stringer will not be a free agent next year.
                        We couldn't bargain at all if he stayed another year and we also chose Hrovat and Stevens in draft picks not as a player trade so much. So it was the drafting team that chose the wrong players. Nothing to do with Lake.
                        Would have been better off with free agency compo.
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                        • Mofra
                          Hall of Fame
                          • Dec 2006
                          • 14985

                          Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                          Originally posted by Happy Days
                          It's always time to stand firm. I don't understand why we didn't do it with Lake, I don't understand why we didn't do it with Crameri and I don't understand why it would have taken us until now to start.
                          We did do it with Crameri. We made our offer early in the piece, took Essendon until the final hours to accept it.

                          They wanted us to downgrade pick 4 (Bontempelli)!
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                          • Rocket Science
                            Coaching Staff
                            • Oct 2007
                            • 4854

                            Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                            Originally posted by Murphy'sLore
                            I can't get over this narrative that Stringer has been 'pushed out' and now the Bulldogs just have to suck up whatever they can get!
                            "All of a sudden clubs are wanting to publically put our players and any player on the market, and then go, ‘Hang on we actually want pick 10 for this player, or pick 20’ … there’s a caveat on it."

                            We can thank his manager for pouring fire on that. He's only enabling the Dodos of the world.
                            BORDERLINE FLYING

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                            • bulldogtragic
                              The List Manager
                              • Jan 2007
                              • 34289

                              Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                              Originally posted by Rocket Science
                              "All of a sudden clubs are wanting to publically put our players and any player on the market, and then go, ‘Hang on we actually want pick 10 for this player, or pick 20’ … there’s a caveat on it."

                              We can thank his manager for pouring fire on that. He's only enabling the Dodos of the world.
                              That's why there's a housing affordability crisis. People who don't want to live in their house any more, put it on the market, and wait for it.... are demanding the best possible price they can get. Outrageous.

                              The next time I inspect a house I'll starting arguing with the real estate agent... 'But they don't want to live here any more. How can they put a caveat on price in an open market. They don't want to live here, so it goes for the price I make up in my head'.
                              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'. 15/7/2023

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                              • The Bulldogs Bite
                                Hall of Fame
                                • Dec 2006
                                • 11271

                                Re: Stringer Trade Worth

                                Originally posted by ledge
                                Lake was a different story he had one year to go then he was a free agent , stringer will not be a free agent next year.
                                We couldn't bargain at all if he stayed another year and we also chose Hrovat and Stevens in draft picks not as a player trade so much. So it was the drafting team that chose the wrong players. Nothing to do with Lake.
                                Lake was being headhunted by a side who just lost a GF and were absolutely desperate for him to be able to play on the gorilla FFs. We caved on day 1 by taking a pick upgrade (to then land Hrovat) and a later pick (to which we used on Stevens). It was a diabolical trade at the time and it is diabolical now.

                                To say we couldn't bargain is ridiculous ledge.

                                As mentioned above, compo would have been better anyway than what we took.

                                In terms of Hrovat and Stevens' I was referring to what we traded them away for last year, not what we originally acquired them for.
                                W00F!

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