Discussion Re-Signings, Retirements, Delistings, Trade & Drafting
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Clarko seems pretty close to the complete coach. Excellent manager ✅ Expert tactician ✅ Ambitious ✅ Highly experienced ✅ Undertakes ongoing research (see the time he spent with the GS Warriors) ✅
The only thing that I think Clarko may be missing is a bit of the recent mindfulness and group chemistry practices that Richmond, Collingwood, and the Giants have put in to practice. However, he probably is already aware of all that good stuff.
The only thing that I think Clarko may be missing is a bit of the recent mindfulness and group chemistry practices that Richmond, Collingwood, and the Giants have put in to practice. However, he probably is already aware of all that good stuff.
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Thank you for the update, @HimothyTaranto. I very much appreciate it. Maybe Lynch needs to go to Qatar with Gibcus? 
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Pretty well summed up this. Such a shame, looked like he was going to be a serious player, but then a role change, followed by the ACLs, and you’d think he’s probably about done. Maybe someone throws him a lifeline as a rookie, or more likely a chance to train on, but hard to see a team (and project) that he suits with list spots so tight.
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Resource from the AFL Players Association site albeit relating to 2019, mentions that compensation may be traded.
https://cdn.aflplayers.com.au/app/uploads/2020/12/AFL_FREE_AGENCY_EXPLAINED_2019.pdf
https://cdn.aflplayers.com.au/app/uploads/2020/12/AFL_FREE_AGENCY_EXPLAINED_2019.pdf
It's funny how SC becomes one's main memory of a player. Back in his first year in the bye weeks I spent a lot of time researching him as I was looking for a rookie downgrade. He had scored 19 in his first game before the byes so trying to determine if I would go against 'the sc rule of only pick rookies on the bubble' and take him 2nd game.
I went with him, he got 67 in his 2nd game, 79 in his third (so I got both scores being bye rounds) and then 86 in this 4th and what would be his last game of the year. After watching & riding his scores in those 2nd to 4th games I remember thinking yep this kid will be a very good player.
I went with him, he got 67 in his 2nd game, 79 in his third (so I got both scores being bye rounds) and then 86 in this 4th and what would be his last game of the year. After watching & riding his scores in those 2nd to 4th games I remember thinking yep this kid will be a very good player.
Schultz has to agree to the trade. Hawks are dealing with a similar issue with Brockman wanting to go to the Eagles, and Freo are also expressing interest.
Brockman for Schultz works. I know the Hawks showed interest in him a year or so back. Unfortunately neither player seems interested in the deal.
Brockman for Schultz works. I know the Hawks showed interest in him a year or so back. Unfortunately neither player seems interested in the deal.
The West Coast Eagles have reached agreement with Hawthorn over a trade involving young forward Tyler Brockman.
The 20-year-old Brockman, recruited by the Hawks from Subiaco three years ago, asked to return to his home State and to play with the Eagles.
Today the Eagles agreed to hand over selections 44 and 63 in next month’s National Draft to facilitate the deal, despite having the option to take the uncontracted Brockman through to the pre-season draft where they have the first pick.
“We were keen on Tyler in his initial draft year so it is very pleasing to have this deal done that now brings him to the club," List Manager Rohan O’Brien said.
“Doing the deal at this stage means that Tyler can be here for the start of pre-season and he has certainty as he prepares to bring his young family home."
The 20-year-old Brockman, recruited by the Hawks from Subiaco three years ago, asked to return to his home State and to play with the Eagles.
Today the Eagles agreed to hand over selections 44 and 63 in next month’s National Draft to facilitate the deal, despite having the option to take the uncontracted Brockman through to the pre-season draft where they have the first pick.
“We were keen on Tyler in his initial draft year so it is very pleasing to have this deal done that now brings him to the club," List Manager Rohan O’Brien said.
“Doing the deal at this stage means that Tyler can be here for the start of pre-season and he has certainty as he prepares to bring his young family home."
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Thank you for posting this, @Professor.
