He's a bargain at twice the price. Wonder if we could involve him in the Griffen trade. He's just what GWS need
Austin on a one year $900k contract.
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Austin on a one year $900k contract.
You read it first.
Yes it would hahaJono, but don't have a lot to do with him anymore. Wish it was Boyd though; would be bloody useful right now.
Restructuring and front-ending contracts.
Austin on a one year $900k contract.
You read it first.
He's a bargain at twice the price. Wonder if we could involve him in the Griffen trade. He's just what GWS need
I hope peter gordon threatens some more serious shit on GWS if we dont get a straight swap for Griff and Boyd....
U never know what he might have up his sleeve
No worries. I have a little birdie. A little birdie who only tells me 0.001% of what he knows but some of it is goodBTW, I owe you a big apology.
Earlier this year, you kept on banging on about Patton coming to us, and I thought that was a fantastic pile of shit.
Well, it seems now we were in his ear, and after his knee we moved onto Boyd. Looks like you were right, and I was dead wrong.
Sorry about that.
No worries. I have a little birdie. A little birdie who only tells me 0.001% of what he knows but some of it is good
Having now read a lot of your posts, I do really enjoy your views. may this be the start of a beautiful friendship.BTW, I owe you a big apology.
Earlier this year, you kept on banging on about Patton coming to us, and I thought that was a fantastic pile of shit.
Well, it seems now we were in his ear, and after his knee we moved onto Boyd. Looks like you were right, and I was dead wrong.
Sorry about that.
It'd have to be something to do with Minson, Geelong and pick 14.My trade hypothetical challenge for fellow Dogs supporters for the night.
Let's say GWS bite and agree to trade Boyd. I'm of the opinion that, while Boyd would add a lot to our club, we still desperately need to add a quality young KPD. The longer I think on this Boyd deal, the less I believe we come out of this with pick 6 on our hands, which means we are unlikely to be able to draft Jake Lever/Sam Durdin. The other KPD prospects that likely come into consideration in the top 20 are Hugh Goddard and Caleb Marchbank - both of which likely require a pick somewhere in the 10-20 range.
So, my challenge: come up with a three-way trade hypothetical that gets Griffen to the Giants, and Boyd - along with a pick that could theoretically get us one of Lever, Durdin, Goddard or Marchbank - to the Dogs - yet still appeases all parties.
Working on something myself but still a long way off.
Once you accept that DR will say what DR says, then you'll find that 95% of the time he's pretty good value.Having now read a lot of your posts, I do really enjoy your views. may this be the start of a beautiful friendship.
Gotta get that back-back flagsIf we can't get a Boyd for Griffin trade going then I hope that PG turns to Griff and says "Congratulations, you get to be the highest paid VFL player of all time" even if it is out of extreme pettiness.
Agree Boyd is the priority, but I'm not convinced at the Griffen + 6 offer if nothing is coming back the other way.Let's be honest. To get a generational tall power forward, we're paying overs and a 28yo AA mid isn't going to cut it. We'll lose 6. If we're really lucky we'll find a way of getting a teens pick in return but, TBH, I'm not that fussed about that. Getting Boyd in the door must remain the priority. The rest will take care of itself. You need to know, when you're negotiating, when enough's enough. If Dally and McCartney are able to not only pull it off but get a pick back in the teens or possibly 20s whilst losing 6, I'll be stoked because it's more than I think we'll get.
My trade hypothetical challenge for fellow Dogs supporters for the night.
Let's say GWS bite and agree to trade Boyd. I'm of the opinion that, while Boyd would add a lot to our club, we still desperately need to add a quality young KPD. The longer I think on this Boyd deal, the less I believe we come out of this with pick 6 on our hands, which means we are unlikely to be able to draft Jake Lever/Sam Durdin. The other KPD prospects that likely come into consideration in the top 20 are Hugh Goddard and Caleb Marchbank - both of which likely require a pick somewhere in the 10-20 range.
So, my challenge: come up with a three-way trade hypothetical that gets Griffen to the Giants, and Boyd - along with a pick that could theoretically get us one of Lever, Durdin, Goddard or Marchbank - to the Dogs - yet still appeases all parties.
Working on something myself but still a long way off.
Let's be honest. To get a generational tall power forward, we're paying overs and a 28yo AA mid isn't going to cut it. We'll lose 6. If we're really lucky we'll find a way of getting a teens pick in return but, TBH, I'm not that fussed about that. Getting Boyd in the door must remain the priority. The rest will take care of itself. You need to know, when you're negotiating, when enough's enough. If Dally and McCartney are able to not only pull it off but get a pick back in the teens or possibly 20s whilst losing 6, I'll be stoked because it's more than I think we'll get.
A generational tall forward? Get back to me when he shows something. Jeremy Cameron is the only one who could claim they've even shown anywhere near potential to be a generational key forward. A player doesn't instantly become a superstar because he was drafted at pick 1.Let's be honest. To get a generational tall power forward, we're paying overs and a 28yo AA mid isn't going to cut it. We'll lose 6. If we're really lucky we'll find a way of getting a teens pick in return but, TBH, I'm not that fussed about that. Getting Boyd in the door must remain the priority. The rest will take care of itself. You need to know, when you're negotiating, when enough's enough. If Dally and McCartney are able to not only pull it off but get a pick back in the teens or possibly 20s whilst losing 6, I'll be stoked because it's more than I think we'll get.
Agree Boyd is the priority, but I'm not convinced at the Griffen + 6 offer if nothing is coming back the other way.
More just an interesting exercise than anything of substance; I'm just curious.
My trade hypothetical challenge for fellow Dogs supporters for the night.
Let's say GWS bite and agree to trade Boyd. I'm of the opinion that, while Boyd would add a lot to our club, we still desperately need to add a quality young KPD. The longer I think on this Boyd deal, the less I believe we come out of this with pick 6 on our hands, which means we are unlikely to be able to draft Jake Lever/Sam Durdin. The other KPD prospects that likely come into consideration in the top 20 are Hugh Goddard and Caleb Marchbank - both of which likely require a pick somewhere in the 10-20 range.
So, my challenge: come up with a three-way trade hypothetical that gets Griffen to the Giants, and Boyd - along with a pick that could theoretically get us one of Lever, Durdin, Goddard or Marchbank - to the Dogs - yet still appeases all parties.
Working on something myself but still a long way off.
I'm not sure, I don't know their back line well enough but is there some one gettable, not a Plowman or anyone they rate really highly, but another? That could be the answer. What about Curtly Hampton? Had a nightmare against us the last round, can't be rated that highly, seems to be athletic and can kick it. He might be one to look at.Agree it will take pick 6, and if it comes off, then we plug a bloody big hole up forward.
What late teen or early 20s picks do GWS have? or, we also are pretty shaky with tall defenders. Is there anyone aside from Frost at FWS we might want?
WowA generational tall forward? Get back to me when he shows something. Jeremy Cameron is the only one who could claim they've even shown anywhere near potential to be a generational key forward. A player doesn't instantly instantly become a superstar because he was drafted at pick 1.
Giving away a genuine superstar in Griffen for a relatively unknown quantity is a big win for the Giants and in all honesty we shouldn't be looking at giving anything more. I'm fairly certain we'll end up bending over and giving them more but I hold hope.