List Mgmt. 2022 Trade & List Management Thread III

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Key Dates:

Friday 07 October at 5.00pm
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Monday 10 October
NAB AFL Draft Nominations open (9am)
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Wednesday 12 October at 7.30pm
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Thursday 03 November at 9.00am
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Wednesday 09 November at 5.00pm

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Friday 11 November at 9.00am

AFL Delisted Player Free Agency Period (2) commences

Tuesday 15 November by 5.00pm

AFL Delisted Player Free Agency Period (2) closes
AFL Trade Period closes – selections only

Monday 21 November by 3.00pm

NAB AFL Draft Nominations close

Monday 28 November at 7.10pm

2022 NAB AFL Draft Round One (Venue TBC)

Father/Son, Academy & NGA and Players Bidding opens.

Tuesday 29 November

AFL Trade Period – selections only (5.45pm to 6.30pm)

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Wednesday 30 November

NAB AFL Pre-Season Draft (3pm, online)
NAB AFL Rookie Draft (3.20pm, online)

Thursday 01 December by 4.00pm

Final AFL Club List Lodgement
 
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Ok, onto 2022.

Here are the list of Free agents:


2022 FREE AGENTS

*Can qualify as a restricted free agent, as they’re in their 8th or 9th year of service, but only if in the top 25% of payments at the club

BRISBANE LIONS

Daniel McStay* - Signed with Collingwood as a FA - McStay becomes a Pie

COLLINGWOOD

Steele Sidebottom

FREMANTLE

Connor Blakely*
Michael Walters

GEELONG CATS

Tom Hawkins

HAWTHORN

Jack Gunston - Signs with the Lions - Gunston tells Hawthorn he will go to Lions as free agent

MELBOURNE

Jayden Hunt* -Signs with the WCE as a UFA - Hunt headed west via free agency

NORTH MELBOURNE

Kayne Turner*

PORT ADELAIDE

Karl Amon* - Hawthorn bound - ‘Certainly great news’: Free agent Karl Amon officially nominates Hawthorn as club of choice

RICHMOND

Ivan Soldo*

ST KILDA

Daniel McKenzie

SYDNEY SWANS

Harry Cunningham
Sam Naismith


WESTERN BULLDOGS

Zaine Cordy* - Signed with St Kilda - Saints pounce on premiership Dog to shore up defence



Re-signed/retired

ADELAIDE CROWS

Taylor Walker - Re-signed - UPDATE: Grateful Walker aims to repay Crows, teammates after new deal


BRISBANE LIONS

Daniel Rich - Re-signed - Get Rich quick scheme: Lions pounce to take free agent off the table
Darcy Gardiner* - Re-signed
Dayne Zorko - Re-signed
Mitch Robinson* Delisted

CARLTON

Ed Curnow - Re-signed - Carlton man Curnow re-signs for another season

COLLINGWOOD

Jordan De Goey* - Re-signed - Pies mid agrees to deal, manager discusses behavioural elements
Brayden Maynard* - Re-signed - 'It wasn't a question': Star Pie shuns free agency to ink new deal
Darcy Moore* - Re-signed - OFF THE MARKET: Darcy Moore pens massive long-term deal

Jamie Elliott - Re-signed - Hot Pie re-signs: Forward turns back on free agency


ESSENDON

Jayden Laverde* - Re-signed - Laverde lands new deal

Kyle Langford - Re-signed - Langford lands new deal

Michael Hurley - Retired

Dyson Heppell - Re-signed - Heppell re-signs for 2023

FREMANTLE

Alex Pearce* -Re-signed - More years for Moose!
David Mundy - Retired

GEELONG

Joel Selwood - Retired

GWS GIANTS

Adam Kennedy - Re-signed - Foundation GIANT Adam Kennedy Re-Commits

HAWTHORN

Ben McEvoy* - Retired
James Sicily* - Re-signed - Hawks lock away another key pillar on long-term deal
Liam Shiels - Retired

MELBOURNE

Angus Brayshaw* - Re-signed - Dees flag hero rejects free agency lure, signs for SIX more years
Tom McDonald - re-signed - McDonald signs new deal

NORTH MELBOURNE

Ben Cunnington - Re-signed - Inspirational midfielder signs contract extension
Todd Goldstein - Re-signed - Fan favourite extends contract for 17th season

PORT ADELAIDE

Karl Amon* - Hawthorn bound - ‘Certainly great news’: Free agent Karl Amon officially nominates Hawthorn as club of choice
Travis Boak - Re-signed - Talented trio ink contract extensions

RICHMOND

Jack Riewoldt - Re-signed - UPDATE: Tigers heroes extend careers for another season
Jayden Short* - Re-signed - Short signs long-term contract extension
Kane Lambert* - Retired
Shane Edwards - Retired
Trent Cotchin - Re-signed - UPDATE: Tigers heroes extend careers for another season

ST KILDA

Jarryn Geary - Retired
Jimmy Webster - Keeping the faith: Gritty defender among four Saints to re-sign

SYDNEY SWANS

Dane Rampe - Re-signed - Off the table: Co-captain turns back on free agency to stay a Swan
Isaac Heeney* - Re-signed - Off the table: Swans star inks MONSTER contract extension
Jake Lloyd - Re-signed - https://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/a...n/news-story/7c3cf40574a409b9b89af39901d0a1cd
Lance Franklin* - Re-signed - 'One more': Buddy to finish incredible career with Swans
Josh Kennedy - Retired


WEST COAST EAGLES

Jackson Nelson* - Re-signed - Eagles quartet re-sign
Luke Shuey - Re-signed - Veteran re-signs but plenty of Eagles' futures up in the air
Nic Naitanui - Re-signed - Nic Nat set to sign TWO-YEAR deal with West Coast
Tom Barrass* - Re-signed - Premiership defender spurns free agency to ink HUGE deal at Eagles

WESTERN BULLDOGS

Bailey Dale* - Re-signed - Dale signs on for five years

Caleb Daniel* - Re-signed - Daniel inks four-year deal

Jack Macrae - Re-signed - Bulldog ball-magnet off the table after signing whopping extension

Toby Mclean* - Four Bulldogs players sign on as premiership Tiger also extends

Jason Johannisen - Re-signed - Dogs' flag hero re-signs for two more years at the Kennel


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Pies, Dogs’ gun trios; Eagle already with interest: 12 stars headline 2022 AFL free agent class

Pies, Dogs’ gun trios; Eagle already with interest: 12 stars headline 2022 AFL free agent class
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The Filth Wizard said:
If they are going through their list trying to gauge players that want to move to Victoria and he’s the only one, they might not have the options.
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When push comes to shove they will move a player. It’s the Judd deal all over again.

As soon as the player catches wind that they are expendable it will change their perception of how valued they are at the club.
 
giantroo said:
AFL.com.au can reveal the deal would have seen North Melbourne end up with picks No.2, 3, 33, 53 and a future first-round pick for losing Horne-Francis to Port Adelaide and for shifting down the draft order from pick one to three.

The Giants would have moved up to secure the No.1 spot, with their picks No.8 and 12 heading to West Coast, who would have split the No.2 selection and also picked up the future second-round selection from Port, as well as a future third-round selection tied to Fremantle via North Melbourne. It would also have given the Eagles four picks inside the top 26 this year as they hit the draft.


Port would have secured main targets Horne-Francis and Rioli as well as pick No.36, which would have come from Brisbane, who had an involvement in the proposed deal to execute their trade for Gunston.

The Lions would have sent second-round pick No.36 into the whirlpool of selections and spun out of the deal with No.40 and 43. Although the Gunston trade was not directly a part of the agreed mix, it would have then seen the Lions likely send pick No.40 to the Hawks for Gunston, who will join Brisbane as a trade instead of free agency as the club didn't want to dilute its free agency compensation pick for losing Dan McStay.


Geelong was not involved in the talks, although Esava Ratugolea remains a trade target for the Power.

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Six clubs, 14 picks, three players: The mega trade AFL knocked back

The full details of a proposed mega trade involving six clubs that fell through on Saturday when the AFL declined to give Port Adelaide an exemption
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PROPOSED MEGA DEAL DETAILS

NORTH MELBOURNE
Trade out: Jason Horne-Francis, pick No.1, 2023 third-round pick (tied to Fremantle)
Trade in: Picks No.2, 3, 33, 53, 2023 future first-round pick (tied to Port Adelaide)

PORT ADELAIDE
Trade out: Picks No.8, 33, 43, 53, 2023 first-round pick
Trade in: Jason Horne-Francis, Junior Rioli, pick No.36

WEST COAST
Trade out: Junior Rioli, picks No.2, 40
Trade in: Picks No.8, 12, 2023 second-round pick (tied to Port Adelaide), 2023 third-round pick (tied to Fremantle)

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY
Trade out: Picks No.3, 12
Trade in: Pick No.1

BRISBANE
Trade out: Pick No.36
Trade in: Jack Gunston, pick No.43

HAWTHORN
Trade in: Pick No.40
Trade out: Jack Gunston

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That is a better deal
 

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cznsnowy91 said:
So Horne for 3 + f1st and pick 1 and Freos pick for 2 + 33 + 55. Seems pretty bad unless I missed something. Downgrading pick 1 for almost nothing, or getting way unders on JHF depending on which trade you assign the picks. Hope we weren't actually planning to agree to anything remotely close to that or we are in for a bad time on Wednesday.
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The best reach I have for 33 and 55 is that they’ll come in a bit once Brisbane are wiped out for bids, or they’d be in play for another deal.
 
buttox said:
7 open spots currently.
The draft will eat 3 of those minimum.
Your scenario leaves us 2 open.
Very doable.
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Which is good because you’d expect to draft 4 and hold pick 1 in the PSD or rookie list but I guess that’s then curtains for the last remaining ooc guys.
 
cznsnowy91 said:
So Horne for 3 + f1st and pick 1 and Freos pick for 2 + 33 + 55. Seems pretty bad unless I missed something. Downgrading pick 1 for almost nothing, or getting way unders on JHF depending on which trade you assign the picks. Hope we weren't actually planning to agree to anything remotely close to that or we are in for a bad time on Wednesday.
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It makes no sense. I can't believe that we would agree to such a rubbish deal, and if we were close to doing so then the club needs to bin out anyone involved.
 
The Filth Wizard said:
Which is good because you’d expect to draft 4 and hold pick 1 in the PSD or rookie list but I guess that’s then curtains for the last remaining ooc guys.
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I reckon we would have covered our massive holes well at that stage.
Not a bad place to finish.
Dunkley in the psd would be some nice gravy to go on top.
 
Psicosis said:
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, anything more then our F2 and a sweetener, we should walk away.

He has some very appealing traits, but this could easily be Stephenson 2.0.

I love him, but imagine if we gave up an early pick for Jaidyn.
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Let's be realistic, you do not shop around someone because you are confident in them coming good, you are trying to get out of it with someone else holding the bag. If you had any expectation that he was going to come good, you would never shop him around. It is why Clark is filthy, they have essentially said they have lost faith in him and for the right price they would cash him out.
 

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Devington said:
Even in the 'mega deal' Port are once again conspicuously getting the best deal. I certainly hope that's not because we have thrown in the towel in regards to getting actual value for JHF.
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I agree, it seems there is an expectation of us taking some bulk discount.

-If GWS are giving 3 and 12 for our pick 1, in our ins that is pretty close to 3 and Port's F1.
-That means we are getting two and a couple of late picks for JHF, which doesn't even seem to be the value of pick 1, let alone a contracted number one pick talent like JHF.

Hope this is just more spin that hasn't come from our camp!
 
 
Devington said:
Remove the 33 from Port, the 36 from us, give them to GWS and we get 18. That suddenly looks more favourable. 3,12,18 is a lot for 1, but the 2nd rounders would soften the blow considerably.
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Has to be something like that, otherwise to me that reads like us splitting pick one and taking unders, just to break open a trade so another team can take our number one pick from last year!
 
I like it. There’s no standout number 1 pick so I don’t think you can compare it’s value to last year. Assuming we weren’t going to take Cadman at one anyway, why not slide down 2 spots to help us get another top 3 pick.

The draft quickly falls away after ~ pick 5. Since we so badly want two of Sheezel, Wardlaw or Cadman, I see pick 2 for JHF as a win compared to pick 8 + future 1st.
 
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Hey, wait a minute….
This is starting to look like the old thread…
 
Just posting in the new thread

AFL.com.au can reveal the deal would have seen North Melbourne end up with picks No.2, 3, 33, 53 and a future first-round pick for losing Horne-Francis to Port Adelaide and for shifting down the draft order from pick one to three.

The Giants would have moved up to secure the No.1 spot, with their picks No.8 and 12 heading to West Coast, who would have split the No.2 selection and also picked up the future second-round selection from Port, as well as a future third-round selection tied to Fremantle via North Melbourne. It would also have given the Eagles four picks inside the top 26 this year as they hit the draft.


Port would have secured main targets Horne-Francis and Rioli as well as pick No.36, which would have come from Brisbane, who had an involvement in the proposed deal to execute their trade for Gunston.

The Lions would have sent second-round pick No.36 into the whirlpool of selections and spun out of the deal with No.40 and 43. Although the Gunston trade was not directly a part of the agreed mix, it would have then seen the Lions likely send pick No.40 to the Hawks for Gunston, who will join Brisbane as a trade instead of free agency as the club didn't want to dilute its free agency compensation pick for losing Dan McStay.


Geelong was not involved in the talks, although Esava Ratugolea remains a trade target for the Power.


Revealed: The full details of the mega trade that hit the brakes






PROPOSED MEGA DEAL DETAILS

NORTH MELBOURNE
Trade out: Jason Horne-Francis, pick No.1, 2023 third-round pick (tied to Fremantle)
Trade in: Picks No.2, 3, 33, 53, 2023 future first-round pick (tied to Port Adelaide)

PORT ADELAIDE
Trade out: Picks No.8, 33, 43, 53, 2023 first-round pick
Trade in: Jason Horne-Francis, Junior Rioli, pick No.36

WEST COAST
Trade out: Junior Rioli, picks No.2, 40
Trade in: Picks No.8, 12, 2023 second-round pick (tied to Port Adelaide), 2023 third-round pick (tied to Fremantle)

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY
Trade out: Picks No.3, 12
Trade in: Pick No.1

BRISBANE
Trade out: Pick No.36
Trade in: Jack Gunston, pick No.43

HAWTHORN
Trade in: Pick No.40
Trade out: Jack Gunston
 
Mods, any chance we can have the pinned post moved to this thread?
 
giantroo said:
Just posting in the new thread

AFL.com.au can reveal the deal would have seen North Melbourne end up with picks No.2, 3, 33, 53 and a future first-round pick for losing Horne-Francis to Port Adelaide and for shifting down the draft order from pick one to three.

The Giants would have moved up to secure the No.1 spot, with their picks No.8 and 12 heading to West Coast, who would have split the No.2 selection and also picked up the future second-round selection from Port, as well as a future third-round selection tied to Fremantle via North Melbourne. It would also have given the Eagles four picks inside the top 26 this year as they hit the draft.


Port would have secured main targets Horne-Francis and Rioli as well as pick No.36, which would have come from Brisbane, who had an involvement in the proposed deal to execute their trade for Gunston.

The Lions would have sent second-round pick No.36 into the whirlpool of selections and spun out of the deal with No.40 and 43. Although the Gunston trade was not directly a part of the agreed mix, it would have then seen the Lions likely send pick No.40 to the Hawks for Gunston, who will join Brisbane as a trade instead of free agency as the club didn't want to dilute its free agency compensation pick for losing Dan McStay.


Geelong was not involved in the talks, although Esava Ratugolea remains a trade target for the Power.


Revealed: The full details of the mega trade that hit the brakes






PROPOSED MEGA DEAL DETAILS

NORTH MELBOURNE
Trade out: Jason Horne-Francis, pick No.1, 2023 third-round pick (tied to Fremantle)
Trade in: Picks No.2, 3, 33, 53, 2023 future first-round pick (tied to Port Adelaide)

PORT ADELAIDE
Trade out: Picks No.8, 33, 43, 53, 2023 first-round pick
Trade in: Jason Horne-Francis, Junior Rioli, pick No.36

WEST COAST
Trade out: Junior Rioli, picks No.2, 40
Trade in: Picks No.8, 12, 2023 second-round pick (tied to Port Adelaide), 2023 third-round pick (tied to Fremantle)

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY
Trade out: Picks No.3, 12
Trade in: Pick No.1

BRISBANE
Trade out: Pick No.36
Trade in: Jack Gunston, pick No.43

HAWTHORN
Trade in: Pick No.40
Trade out: Jack Gunston
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Why do they leave Port's F2 out of their outs? Looks unbalanced without the reason the proposal to be blocked.
 
glenn2479 said:
I hope Brady does not lose sight of the fact that WE have all the leverage here. It’s about time we learned how to play this trading game properly. Sick of us getting bent over.
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Trust in him (this time). Port have been going into overdrive with all this media s**t. It’s actually quite revealing which journos are singing their song
 
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