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End of year Trades and Delistings

Started by Samsturmfels, July 19, 2014, 09:19:40 PM

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ossie85


Surely St. Kilda's fall from grace is far more dramatic!

Spite

I would be very surprised if we have zero chance for a flag push within 5 years. 3-4 years would be nice

JBs-Hawks

I doubt you guys will get close to a flag but think you will be anywhere around 5-12 for the next 4-5 years. Too much talent to bottom out like others.

powersuperkents

Quote from: ossie85 on September 10, 2014, 04:51:15 PM

Surely St. Kilda's fall from grace is far more dramatic!
Yeah, they have been hit worse and the Bulldogs as well. It's normal in the AFL. It's the point of the draft (for teams to fluctuate and slump). Only Geelong & Sydney (although the latter is provided all the support in the world from the AFL based on their target market) manage to evade it, however Geelong were in a recession (if you will) before Chapman, Johnson, Gaj and company gained experience

powersuperkents

The other thing that is fortunate for Collingwood is Malthouse in the draft. Pendles, Beams, Sidey, Elliott are all players who excelled/ or are excelling early so they still have plenty of football left in them. However, now they lack depth as the older players either leave or retire. Bright prospects still to be developed though with Broomhead, Gault, Scharnberg, & Freeman.

Honestly, they should de-list Swan once his contract expires. I don't see a point in keeping him anymore imo

Capper

Quote from: powersuperkents on September 10, 2014, 08:50:24 PM
The other thing that is fortunate for Collingwood is Malthouse in the draft. Pendles, Beams, Sidey, Elliott are all players who excelled/ or are excelling early so they still have plenty of football left in them. However, now they lack depth as the older players either leave or retire. Bright prospects still to be developed though with Broomhead, Gault, Scharnberg, & Freeman.

Honestly, they should de-list Swan once his contract expires. I don't see a point in keeping him anymore imo
why not trade him now and get something for him

powersuperkents

Quote from: tabs on September 11, 2014, 05:32:07 PM
Quote from: powersuperkents on September 10, 2014, 08:50:24 PM
The other thing that is fortunate for Collingwood is Malthouse in the draft. Pendles, Beams, Sidey, Elliott are all players who excelled/ or are excelling early so they still have plenty of football left in them. However, now they lack depth as the older players either leave or retire. Bright prospects still to be developed though with Broomhead, Gault, Scharnberg, & Freeman.

Honestly, they should de-list Swan once his contract expires. I don't see a point in keeping him anymore imo
why not trade him now and get something for him
Actually that is much more practical hahaha could go him to Robinson (would be a really good trade, & Malthouse loves trading Carlton's genuinely good players for trash (i.e. Dale Thomas). I mean he was one of the best coaches in Collingwood, and he's basically walked into a team with some fantastic players and completely wrecked it. I honestly think he's working undercover for McGuire hahahaha

Capper

Quote from: powersuperkents on September 11, 2014, 10:30:05 PM
Quote from: tabs on September 11, 2014, 05:32:07 PM
Quote from: powersuperkents on September 10, 2014, 08:50:24 PM
The other thing that is fortunate for Collingwood is Malthouse in the draft. Pendles, Beams, Sidey, Elliott are all players who excelled/ or are excelling early so they still have plenty of football left in them. However, now they lack depth as the older players either leave or retire. Bright prospects still to be developed though with Broomhead, Gault, Scharnberg, & Freeman.

Honestly, they should de-list Swan once his contract expires. I don't see a point in keeping him anymore imo
why not trade him now and get something for him
Actually that is much more practical hahaha could go him to Robinson (would be a really good trade, & Malthouse loves trading Carlton's genuinely good players for trash (i.e. Dale Thomas). I mean he was one of the best coaches in Collingwood, and he's basically walked into a team with some fantastic players and completely wrecked it. I honestly think he's working undercover for McGuire hahahaha
I can see Malthouse picking up Swans as well

T Dog

Will Sando join the coaching panel?  ;D

Ringo

Buckley needs all the help he can get

Spite


MC

Very doubtful apparently. Pies are cutting back on coaching staff according to this article, preparing for a footy department salary cap(?)

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2014-09-17/sando-unlikely-to-join-pies


"The club recently told forwards coach Matthew Lappin his contract would not be renewed as it prepares for life under a football department spending cap."

Noz


Samsturmfels

What are the chances of the pies picking up a tagger to replace Macaffer for the year. Raines, Jones and a couple of others are available.

Spite

Quote from: Mr.Craig on September 28, 2014, 01:22:26 PM

Collingwood's salary cap space has opened up drastically in the past two years with Heath Shaw, Dale Thomas and soon to be Dayne Beams and Heritier Lumumba all walking away from the club, the Pies will have the money to lure Dangerfield with a suggested salary cap space of $1.3 million available.

$1.3 million is a lot of money. With the new rules in place, I think we will not spend a lot of it allowing extra to be taken into future seasons.