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26-09-2023, 12:37 PM
#1141
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
Sedat
Melbourne would be derelict in their duty not to offer the farm for someone like Naughton. If they are ambitious and want to give themselves the absolute best chance for sustained medium/long term success that's what I'd do if I was them.
Oscar Allen would my thought. West Coast may be interested if they are doing a full re-build.
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26-09-2023, 12:50 PM
#1142
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
The Doctor
Melbourne up to something that will be earth shatteringly big!
Melbourne generally are very good at this type of thing. Always active, always dealing big.
Very rarely lose out.
Trading partner beware.
More of an In Bruges guy?
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26-09-2023, 12:53 PM
#1143
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
bornadog
I would take that for Naughton
Problem is because it?s the bulldogs,we will get way less.
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26-09-2023, 12:55 PM
#1144
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
jeemak
It would be big time ironing if Tim took a massive deal to become a second ruck/ forward.
Money talks. Again only at our club the players tell the coach where they want to play.
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26-09-2023, 01:07 PM
#1145
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Good calls on Oscar Allen and Harry McKay. Any of them or Naughton makes Melbourne automatic premiership favourites in 2024.
It is amazing how badly they have underachieved in the last 2 years. I bet they are seething internally.
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26-09-2023, 01:19 PM
#1146
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
bornadog
I would take that for Naughton
I wouldn't. Not for a mili-second
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26-09-2023, 01:27 PM
#1147
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
bornadog
I would take that for Naughton
I thought you were anti trading good players for picks unless they requested it due to the uncertain nature of draftees. That's quite a pivot.
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26-09-2023, 01:32 PM
#1148
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
bornadog
I would take that for Naughton
And then what? We would then be closing our flag window for the next few years, would have no future leaders coming through and would find our generational player (Bont) entering the final stages of his career by the time we have a competitive spine again.
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26-09-2023, 01:58 PM
#1149
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
GVGjr
I thought you were anti trading good players for picks unless they requested it due to the uncertain nature of draftees. That's quite a pivot.
5, 13, 21 and the pick from Grundy or F1 -
Too good to be true and won't happen
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26-09-2023, 02:03 PM
#1150
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
bornadog
5, 13, 21 and the pick from Grundy or F1 -
Too good to be true and won't happen
But 5, 13, 21 and the F1 are unknowns and could all be duds.
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26-09-2023, 02:07 PM
#1151
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
bulldogsthru&thru
But 5, 13, 21 and the F1 are unknowns and could all be duds.
true, but we would have , 4, (or 10, 17) 5, 13, 21 and F1 some good players out there. Imagine injecting that many young guns in one hit
Marra, Darcy, Lobb, Croft to replace Naughton.
BTT, I would never want to lose a Naughton, but those picks would be too good to resist.
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26-09-2023, 02:10 PM
#1152
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
bornadog
true, but we would have , 4, (or 10, 17) 5, 13, 21 and F1 some good players out there. Imagine injecting that many young guns in one hit
Marra, Darcy, Lobb, Croft to replace Naughton.
BTT, I would never want to lose a Naughton, but those picks would be too good to resist.
I'd do it too. Seeya Naughts.
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26-09-2023, 02:18 PM
#1153
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
GVGjr
I thought you were anti trading good players for picks unless they requested it due to the uncertain nature of draftees. That's quite a pivot.
You're only doing it if Melbourne have offered him a contract which he wants to take. Then you say to Melbourne "what are you giving us in return?". And they offer 5, 13, 21 and a f1. And you say thanks, bye Aaron. (Although is complicated in that we lose at least one of those picks on Croft).
Definitely better for us to keep Naughton.
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26-09-2023, 02:33 PM
#1154
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
jazzadogs
You're only doing it if Melbourne have offered him a contract which he wants to take. Then you say to Melbourne "what are you giving us in return?". And they offer 5, 13, 21 and a f1. And you say thanks, bye Aaron. (Although is complicated in that we lose at least one of those picks on Croft).
Definitely better for us to keep Naughton.
13 & 21 for a top 10 pick. GCS 4, Melb 5, other top 10, Croft first round in points and two firsts next year?
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26-09-2023, 03:03 PM
#1155
Re: Early Trade Rumours 2023
Originally Posted by
Sedat
Melbourne would be derelict in their duty not to offer the farm for someone like Naughton. If they are ambitious and want to give themselves the absolute best chance for sustained medium/long term success that's what I'd do if I was them.
100% he's the missing piece you'd scrape the barrel dry to get him. I think the barrel is already quite dry though.
But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.