A trade for Seaby

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  • Donners
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    That would be a win-win if it happened. He's not going to get in ahead of Mummy and they clearly don't want to play them together, so his opportunities will be limited. Pyke is an adequate backup from our perspective, and we could use a good draft pick.

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  • ugg
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    Seaby is contracted for next year (3 year contract was one of the reasons for him moving here) so GWS will have to trade for him or wait till 2013

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  • R-1
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    If Maric goes to Richmond they probably won't need Seaby and Port are saying they're not so keen for another top-flight ruckman given the progress of Lobbe, so not a bad call.,

    On the other hand, if Brogan ends up at the Giants they may not need Seabs as well.

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  • Posman
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    Whos going to GWS?...Seabs.

    Let me be the first to say it( if im not im sorry), but I think Seaby will be the Ruck master at GWS next year. Watch this space!!

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  • goswannie14
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    Originally posted by aardvark
    Should fit right in really................

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  • aardvark
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    Originally posted by Triple B
    The 'hard-nosed and arrogant' one has left them and gone to StKilda mid year,
    Should fit right in really................

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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by Dosser
    There is a reason why nobody trades with Hawthorn - they are hard-nosed and arrogant when it comes to the trade table. They might want Seaby but they will only give us crap for him.
    The 'hard-nosed and arrogant' one has left them and gone to StKilda mid year, so the Hawks may be better to deal with this trade period...

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  • Dosser
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    There is a reason why nobody trades with Hawthorn - they are hard-nosed and arrogant when it comes to the trade table. They might want Seaby but they will only give us crap for him.

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  • cowcar
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    thats true, but on the plus side they would have some salary cap pressure building, so they might be open to a good trade (plus they need a good ruckman)

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  • Go Swannies
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    As the Hawks might well be Premiers I don't know if we want to supply ruckmen for the two most recent Premiers.

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  • cowcar
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    I reckon he would fit in at no1 ruckman at hawthorn...

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  • Plugger46
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    Originally posted by Bloody Hell
    I think a late first round is reasonable. We got Jolly for pick 16 when he was nothing.

    Saying a ruckman can't get a run behind Cox, Naitanui and Mumford isn't exactly negative. He has showed alot when played and would be the No.1 ruckman on half the teams in the AFL.
    Jolly was 24 and we probably paid overs at the time.

    I can only think of 4 clubs (GWS, 'Dogs, Richmond, Port) where he'd be the choice ruckman. I'd love a first rounder for a ruckman who lacks versatility (the sub rule has made this worse) but I think people are dreaming if they think it's going to happen, regardless of whether picks are overrated.

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  • BSA5
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    Originally posted by SimonH
    I think that 6 years after the last trade I recall us doing with Sheedy, we can fairly safely say that Ted for pick 19 was 'fair exchange, no robbery'. The idea that you always get dudded when you deal with Sheeds, I think affords him magical powers that he doesn't have.
    Yeah, people tend to seriously overrate the value of picks. Sure, we could have drafted a superstar with pick 19, but it's far more likely that the player would have been a dud. That's just the nature of the draft.

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  • SimonH
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    I think that 6 years after the last trade I recall us doing with Sheedy, we can fairly safely say that Ted for pick 19 was 'fair exchange, no robbery'. The idea that you always get dudded when you deal with Sheeds, I think affords him magical powers that he doesn't have.

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  • Bloody Hell
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    Originally posted by Plugger46
    Exactly. A first rounder for a 27yo bloke who couldn't get a go at the Eagles and now can't get a crack with us? Not knocking him but turn it up.
    I think a late first round is reasonable. We got Jolly for pick 16 when he was nothing.

    Saying a ruckman can't get a run behind Cox, Naitanui and Mumford isn't exactly negative. He has showed alot when played and would be the No.1 ruckman on half the teams in the AFL.

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