Strategy Round 7 Trades
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If Gulden out is top of your list you must be doing a hell of a lot better than me!
(Not difficult to do, but yeah...)
He's 460k, it's the definition of a sideways trade and surely not one we can afford to sling around at this time of year.
I prefer the Dawson (or equiv) out strategy, possibly freeing up 200k and replacing with another genuine premium. This year with the lack of rookie $ I think that's the smarter play.
(Not difficult to do, but yeah...)
He's 460k, it's the definition of a sideways trade and surely not one we can afford to sling around at this time of year.
I prefer the Dawson (or equiv) out strategy, possibly freeing up 200k and replacing with another genuine premium. This year with the lack of rookie $ I think that's the smarter play.
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Boost would likely involve McKenna to Sturt/Wagner
Then Wilmot to Cincotta next round and possibly another rookie downgrade could mean the final boost used in RD8 or delay the trade until RD9 to save a boost as two premiums will likely come in for Phillips and Ashcroft (eg Sicily/Sinclair and Rozee) before the end of RD9.
Then Wilmot to Cincotta next round and possibly another rookie downgrade could mean the final boost used in RD8 or delay the trade until RD9 to save a boost as two premiums will likely come in for Phillips and Ashcroft (eg Sicily/Sinclair and Rozee) before the end of RD9.
Jordan Dawson.
He's currently 670k or something, and feasibly you could make 150k from him down to another premo which this year is the same as culling a rookie (of which we are starting to dry up).
The idea then is that you're 'betting against' him and hoping he drops cash and can either fade him or pick him up later (like a bye slingshot trade would be ideal).
He's currently 670k or something, and feasibly you could make 150k from him down to another premo which this year is the same as culling a rookie (of which we are starting to dry up).
The idea then is that you're 'betting against' him and hoping he drops cash and can either fade him or pick him up later (like a bye slingshot trade would be ideal).
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