Without doubt
But gws, new look hawks, bombers, north, melb all improving
Without doubt
But gws, new look hawks, bombers, north, melb all improving
To me, and this is just wild speculation, such a poor trade hints at something more than just poor form and cap relief ... poor off field performance too????
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here is hoping saints knew what we are upto by way of langdon or may (wishful) and knew they had us over a barrell
hoping the salary was cleared for more than what it appears
just a note of front ending players
Beams is case in point
Heavily front ended and now wants to go home
2 yrs to run on average money
that is the risk of front ending players
Analysis of the Hannebery trade. They conclude that his form the past 2 seasons was so poor, coupled with age, that the trade is fair.
Hannebery goes from Kings Cross to St Kilda – HPN
So glass half full
We potentially get Langdon, Ryan clarke , and maybe a significant player or two plus Blakey maybe a pick 8 draft........ Langdon and clarke straight into 22
We let go of Tippo, hannes, Rohan, towers, and Newman all are not 22 players next year anyway unless hannes made a tremendous change in form
Langdon maybe has agreed to terms with the swans and will most likely be pick 26
We can finally release mills and jones full time in the midfield rotation and add running machine Ryan clarke ready to fire after 50AFL games which is a significant change
In essence we get an early to mid 20s pick next year for the hannes trade and free up serious $ that might not be used at all next year
Points not that much different this year swapping 28 for 39 ie 200pts loss but up total 400pts to sure up Blakey and still trade other pick or two
Last edited by Auntie.Gerald; 12th October 2018 at 11:08 AM.
How will this trade with Saints impact on our ability to protect enough points for Blakey?
Im just pleased he’s gone. That’s a lot of $’s invested in a non performing player. I thought he was horrendous this year and he really lost me with that outburst aimed at Alir, a player trying to develop confidence at the time.
Every time he touched the ball my heart was in my mouth. He not only turned the ball over again and again but he seemed to have lost his feel for the game. I’m looking to the future with a sense of relief.
I don't understand why we bothered playing Hanners for much of the season when he was in such poor form. Why not give a spot to Dawson or COR instead of letting Hanners display just how far he's fallen off the cliff.
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