Strategy 2022: Round 3 Trades
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I think it depends on other issues and priorities in our teams. If he does it again and I have no other issues to sort I'd probably just move him to Hall sideways, nothing wrong with that. But cash generation should be high on the priority list, you can have 10 of the best premiums on each line now but if you can't generate cash to upgrade elsewhere you may as well go home now.
Cripps in... but it probably has to come at the expense of a defender (Hewett D5, so there's some options above him).
Problem is, that means bringing a rookie or mid-price def. Maybe Sinn looks amazing
That takes two trades already which means if I want to punt McGovern (and I really do), it might be boost time. Seems like such a waste!
Anybody see a way around that pickle?
Problem is, that means bringing a rookie or mid-price def. Maybe Sinn looks amazing
That takes two trades already which means if I want to punt McGovern (and I really do), it might be boost time. Seems like such a waste!
Anybody see a way around that pickle?
At this stage thinking Pruess to Skinner
Whitfield/Crisp (not sure which yet) to Cripps but leaves a bit of cash leftover
I haven't traded this week and this hits the nail on the head for me. 2 weeks of extra info and I don't have any of Heeney Cripps Hewett and Martin. They all look like good picks this year and I think Heeney projects as the most likely keeper as his role only gets better in my view. I also don't hate my team so I am not going to sell the farm for any of them.
McGovern I think to Martin is an easy call for me and unless Berry goes amazing I think I am happy to use him to get an extra keeper in Heeney into my team and open up DPP with Brodie into the mids.
If Berry tons up I might just do McGovern to Martin and bank the cash for an early upgrade
EDIT: it should be noted that crisp and Whitfield are yet to play at time of this post so the rage could still be real 🤣
McGovern I think to Martin is an easy call for me and unless Berry goes amazing I think I am happy to use him to get an extra keeper in Heeney into my team and open up DPP with Brodie into the mids.
If Berry tons up I might just do McGovern to Martin and bank the cash for an early upgrade
EDIT: it should be noted that crisp and Whitfield are yet to play at time of this post so the rage could still be real 🤣
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I never trade premiums sideways, so if Crisp is going because he disappoints, then it needs and only be if someone offers value and can produce similar points. There is a risk Crisp role is different, whilst still attending CBA's. If most midfields are going more aggressive with one (handball) over the top and Crisp is defensive outlet, then maybe he will receive less of the ball. Unfortunately you would like to see him vs a strong side and see if their midfield plays more defensive, than playing Adelaide this week. good
Also will watch if playing back whether Pendles and Daicos are eating up his points. Remember that Crisp has only had one good year.
Last year may be different when I went Neale to Tex, yet we didn't know if he carried injuries. If the trade can make $100-150k in 2-3 weeks then it will be worthwhile.
Irony is maybe it isn't Crisp, as Whitfield will be getting a close look to see if he was carrying an injury last week (thinking OP).
Where I do worry is being trigger happy with several rookies coming through that would have featured in our side if they were named round 1.
Skinner, Sinn, O'D and I dont have Martin. Can see players like Ward getting traded round 4 even if he is getting a game.
I never trade premiums sideways, so if Crisp is going because he disappoints, then it needs and only be if someone offers value and can produce similar points. There is a risk Crisp role is different, whilst still attending CBA's. If most midfields are going more aggressive with one (handball) over the top and Crisp is defensive outlet, then maybe he will receive less of the ball. Unfortunately you would like to see him vs a strong side and see if their midfield plays more defensive, than playing Adelaide this week. good
Also will watch if playing back whether Pendles and Daicos are eating up his points. Remember that Crisp has only had one good year.
Last year may be different when I went Neale to Tex, yet we didn't know if he carried injuries. If the trade can make $100-150k in 2-3 weeks then it will be worthwhile.
Irony is maybe it isn't Crisp, as Whitfield will be getting a close look to see if he was carrying an injury last week (thinking OP).
Where I do worry is being trigger happy with several rookies coming through that would have featured in our side if they were named round 1.
Skinner, Sinn, O'D and I dont have Martin. Can see players like Ward getting traded round 4 even if he is getting a game.
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Holding fire on a couple of trades hoping for a bit more clarity, one on my watchlist though is Luke McDonald and I'm sure that by playing WCE he is just going to muddy the waters.
Not sold on Heeney, he's not going to kick a handful of snags every week and he still doesn't look to be getting a majority of mid minutes. Got my eyes on Gresham and Duke Nukem, De Goey if he keeps up working with the mids.
Not sold on Heeney, he's not going to kick a handful of snags every week and he still doesn't look to be getting a majority of mid minutes. Got my eyes on Gresham and Duke Nukem, De Goey if he keeps up working with the mids.
