Discussion Re-Signings, Retirements, Delistings, Trade & Drafting
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The heir to Puopolo's throne as the most genuinely unlikeable player in the league now at the same club, albeit feels like a lot more contenders in the current AFL than Puopolo had!
I love that you've gone retro on the Tigers Ivan by using his cousin
Sweet needs a better agent.
I love that you've gone retro on the Tigers Ivan by using his cousin
Sweet needs a better agent.
So, what's the thinking on which traded/FA players will be SC relevant? For the tiges related players I expect Bigoa to slot in as a viable rookie option if he gets named, Soldo should make ~100k as ports new ruck 1 but the ruck position is so crowded it's probably not worth the lesser production compared to the big names, but the cheap cost and later upgrade could work for some teams. I don't think Kozzie is worth it at his cost/position either.
HAWTHORN has delisted Lachie Bramble, Fergus Greene and Ned Long less than 24 hours after bringing four fresh players in during the Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period.
The Hawks completed deals for forwards Jack Gunston, Jack Ginnivan and Mabior Chol on Deadline Day and also added former Essendon rookie Massimo D'Ambrosio in the last minutes of Thursday's trade window.
Greene, a former Western Bulldogs, kicked 15 goals from 11 games after joining the Hawks as a delisted free agent at the end of 2022.
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Bramble managed 30 games in three seasons after being recruited during the pre-season supplemental selection period ahead of 2021, while Long played five games in two seasons after being drafted in the 2021 rookie draft.
Lachlan Bramble runs during the match simulation between Geelong and Hawthorn at GMHBA Stadium on February 23, 2023. Picture: Getty Images
Hawthorn list manager Mark McKenzie thanked the trio for their efforts.
WHO’S CALLED IT QUITS 2023’s retirements and delistings
“These decisions are never easy to make and we thank each of these boys for their dedication to our football club,” McKenzie said.
“Lachy, Fergus and Ned are all popular members of our club, and on behalf of everyone at Hawthorn, I’d like to wish them all the best in their next chapters."
The Hawks have already delisted Emerson Jeka, Josh Morris and Fionn O'Hara, while ruckman Max Lynch retired on medical advice after suffering from multiple concussions.
The Hawks completed deals for forwards Jack Gunston, Jack Ginnivan and Mabior Chol on Deadline Day and also added former Essendon rookie Massimo D'Ambrosio in the last minutes of Thursday's trade window.
Greene, a former Western Bulldogs, kicked 15 goals from 11 games after joining the Hawks as a delisted free agent at the end of 2022.
EVERY CLUB
THAT'S A WRAP: Your club's ins and outs after the Trade Period
Bramble managed 30 games in three seasons after being recruited during the pre-season supplemental selection period ahead of 2021, while Long played five games in two seasons after being drafted in the 2021 rookie draft.
Lachlan Bramble runs during the match simulation between Geelong and Hawthorn at GMHBA Stadium on February 23, 2023. Picture: Getty Images
Hawthorn list manager Mark McKenzie thanked the trio for their efforts.
WHO’S CALLED IT QUITS 2023’s retirements and delistings
“These decisions are never easy to make and we thank each of these boys for their dedication to our football club,” McKenzie said.
“Lachy, Fergus and Ned are all popular members of our club, and on behalf of everyone at Hawthorn, I’d like to wish them all the best in their next chapters."
The Hawks have already delisted Emerson Jeka, Josh Morris and Fionn O'Hara, while ruckman Max Lynch retired on medical advice after suffering from multiple concussions.
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Thanks for all your efforts in keeping us up to date.
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NORTH Melbourne has moved to axe another three players, delisting Kayne Turner, Aiden Bonar and Jack Mahony.
Turner, 27, played 130 games for the Kangaroos, Bonar featured 28 times after joining from Greater Western Sydney and Mahony made 44 appearances.
WHO’S CALLED IT QUITS 2023’s retirements and delistings
The trio won't be offered contracts for 2024, joining Jacob Edwards, Flynn Perez, Phoenix Spicer and Lachie Young in being delisted.
Ben Cunnington, Aaron Hall, Daniel Howe and Jack Ziebell retired, while Todd Goldstein and Ben McKay left the club as free agents.
"Kayne made a significant contribution across his almost 10 years at Arden Street, highlighted by his recent induction as a life member of the club and two seasons in the leadership group," North general manager of football Todd Viney said.
"He always had a team-first attitude, and we thank him for his dedication to North Melbourne.
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"We also thank Jack and Aiden for all their efforts and their dedication to our program during their three years here.
"These decisions are never easy to make, and we wish all three men the best for their future endeavours."
The Kangaroos brought Dylan Stephens, Zac Fisher and Bigoa Nyuon in during the Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period, while they also signed ex-Swans rookie Toby Pink as a delisted free agent.
Turner, 27, played 130 games for the Kangaroos, Bonar featured 28 times after joining from Greater Western Sydney and Mahony made 44 appearances.
WHO’S CALLED IT QUITS 2023’s retirements and delistings
The trio won't be offered contracts for 2024, joining Jacob Edwards, Flynn Perez, Phoenix Spicer and Lachie Young in being delisted.
Ben Cunnington, Aaron Hall, Daniel Howe and Jack Ziebell retired, while Todd Goldstein and Ben McKay left the club as free agents.
"Kayne made a significant contribution across his almost 10 years at Arden Street, highlighted by his recent induction as a life member of the club and two seasons in the leadership group," North general manager of football Todd Viney said.
"He always had a team-first attitude, and we thank him for his dedication to North Melbourne.
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"We also thank Jack and Aiden for all their efforts and their dedication to our program during their three years here.
"These decisions are never easy to make, and we wish all three men the best for their future endeavours."
The Kangaroos brought Dylan Stephens, Zac Fisher and Bigoa Nyuon in during the Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period, while they also signed ex-Swans rookie Toby Pink as a delisted free agent.
BRISBANE has delisted three players, including rugged midfielder Rhys Mathieson.
Mathieson, who played 72 games across eight seasons, was unable to break into the Lions' senior team in 2023 as it pushed towards a Grand Final.
WHO’S CALLED IT QUITS 2023’s retirements and delistings
Untried small forwards Blake Coleman and Darryl McDowell-White jnr – son of triple premiership player Darryl White – have also not been offered contracts for next season.
Brisbane football manager Danny Daly said Mathieson, known affectionately as 'Beast Mode', had played an integral role in helping the Lions climb from the bottom after he was drafted in late 2015.
"He has been a much-loved member of the club and popular with our fans due to the type of person he has been on and off the field and we are grateful for his time here," Daly said.
"Blake and 'DJ' are two players who had some real talent, but unfortunately due to the club having so many strong forwards at AFL level they were not able to push their way into the team."
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The trio of delistings follow the retirements of Marcus Adams, Daniel Rich and Nakia Cockatoo.
Brisbane also farewelled Tom Fullarton (Melbourne) and Jack Gunston (Hawthorn) during the Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period, while welcoming recruits Tom Doedee and Brandon Ryan.
Mathieson, who played 72 games across eight seasons, was unable to break into the Lions' senior team in 2023 as it pushed towards a Grand Final.
WHO’S CALLED IT QUITS 2023’s retirements and delistings
Untried small forwards Blake Coleman and Darryl McDowell-White jnr – son of triple premiership player Darryl White – have also not been offered contracts for next season.
Brisbane football manager Danny Daly said Mathieson, known affectionately as 'Beast Mode', had played an integral role in helping the Lions climb from the bottom after he was drafted in late 2015.
"He has been a much-loved member of the club and popular with our fans due to the type of person he has been on and off the field and we are grateful for his time here," Daly said.
"Blake and 'DJ' are two players who had some real talent, but unfortunately due to the club having so many strong forwards at AFL level they were not able to push their way into the team."
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The trio of delistings follow the retirements of Marcus Adams, Daniel Rich and Nakia Cockatoo.
Brisbane also farewelled Tom Fullarton (Melbourne) and Jack Gunston (Hawthorn) during the Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period, while welcoming recruits Tom Doedee and Brandon Ryan.
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