Iām more than happy for it to be a huge stinking mess. Thatās the easiest one to short circuit via the PSD and weāll have plenty enough cap space to manipulate and manoeuvre Caldwellās contract to get him to our pick. Theyāre playing sour grapes about the continued revolving door that is their club, which you can understand to a point. But rather than sooking about draftee contracts and free agents who decide to leave, maybe they should be looking at the culture within their playing group and why the most talented list ever assembled has failed to deliver on their promise as answers to why players keep choosing to leaveā¦
Really? I donāt think thatās realistic at all. Heās a good player. But not every top 10 pick holds that value. I still think he has room to improve though.
Pick 8ish from the Blues gives us the 2nd best draft hand in terms of points. Nice place to be even if the Dunkley trade falls over (which I think it wont).
Could not agree more mate. Iāve been saying this all along too. They have a lot of 2017 about us at the moment where they think they can get a few players in and all of a sudden theyll be contenders. If they get a few injuries to a couple of key players they are stuffed
Yeah totally agree - thatās why I wouldnāt be that fussed about keeping either their or our first. I donāt think the ladder position will be that different.
Listening to Jack Heverin on SEN between 6.00pm-7.00pm each night does my head in. He is under the impression the Bulldogs need high end pick to make sure they have enough points to cover a bid for Ugle-Hagen.
He keeps referring to Collingwood needing a lot of early picks next year to make sure they donāt miss out on Nick Daicos.
I usually donāt mind him, but he needs to brush up on his trade and draft knowledge