SA Footy

http://www.afl.com.au/Default.aspx?tabid=208&newsId=52332
TRADE ONE:
Adelaide receives: Sydney’s round two selection (currently No.28).
Sydney Swans receive: Martin Mattner.

TRADE TWO:
Carlton receives: Chris Judd and West Coast’s round three selection (currently No.46).
West Coast Eagles receives: Josh Kennedy and Carlton’s round one and two selections (currently No.3 and No.20).

TRADE THREE:
Adelaide receives: Melbourne’s round three selection (currently No.37).
MelbourneFC receives: John Meesen.

TRADE FOUR:
Brisbane Lions receive: Collingwood's round one selection (currently No.14).
Collingwood receives: Cameron Wood.

TRADE FIVE:
Brisbane Lions receive: Travis Johnstone.
MelbourneFC receives: Brisbane Lions' round one selection (currently No.14).

TRADE SIX:
Adelaide receives: Brad Moran.
Kangaroos receive: Adelaide's round three selection (currently No.37).

TRADE SEVEN:
Adelaide receives: Brad Symes.
Port Adelaide receives: Adelaide’s second round selection (currently No.28).

TRADE EIGHT:
Richmond receives: Jordan McMahon.
Western Bulldogs receive: Richmond's round two selection (currently No.19).

TRADE NINE:
Sydney Swans receive: Henry Playfair.
Geelong receives: Sydney's round three selection (currently No.44).

TRADE TEN:
St Kilda receives: Adam Schneider and Sean Dempster.
Sydney Swans receive: St Kilda's round two selection (currently No.26).

TRADE ELEVEN:
Richmond receives: Mitch Morton.
West Coast Eagles receive: Richmond's round two selection (currently No.35).

TRADE TWELVE:
St Kilda receives: Steven King and Charlie Gardiner.
Geelong receives: St Kilda's round six selection (currently No.90).

TRADE THIRTEEN:
Adelaide receives: Western Bulldogs picks No.22 and No. 54.
Western Bulldogs receive: Ben Hudson and Adelaide’s pick No.43.

TRADE FOURTEEN:
West Coast Eagles receive: Western Bulldogs picks No.22 and No.54.
Western Bulldogs receive: West Coast Eagles picks No.30, No.35 and No.62.

TRADE FIFTEEN:
Western Bulldogs receive: Tim Callan and Geelong's fourth round selection (currently No.66).
Geelong receives: Western Bulldogs' fourth round selection (currently No.62).

TRADE SIXTEEN:
Kangaroos receive: Ben Davies.
Collingwood receives: Kangaroos' round six selection (currently No.96).

TRADE SEVENTEEN:
Kangaroos receive: Sam Power.
Western Bulldogs receive: Kangaroos' third round selection (currently No.48).

TRADE EIGHTEEN:
Carlton receives: Richard Hadley.
Brisbane Lions receive: Carlton's fourth round selection (currently No.52).

(CORRECTION)


TRADE THIRTEEN:
West Coast Eagles receive: Western Bulldogs picks No.22 and No.54.
Western Bulldogs receive: West Coast Eagles picks No.30, No.35 and No.62.

TRADE FOURTEEN:
Adelaide receives: Western Bulldogs picks No.30 and No. 38.
Western Bulldogs receive: Ben Hudson and Adelaide’s pick No.43.

neil balme blamed total player payments were a problem, but surely steven king and charlie gardener were better than just pick 90!!!!

obviously Judd was the huge trade off the week

other than that, it's hard to measure, it's all about players getting new opportunities, hopefully improving your draft position, rather than building your list through player trades

you build your list through the draft

Very happy that Carlton got Judd, and Hadley for pick 52...
Wish young JK all the best. Tear 'em up mate...

WCE 4 picks in the top 22 of this years Draft, plus a young KPP.

Lost Judd but have done reasonably well.

Carlton did well Judd, Hadley and Pick 1 still.

StKilda got some value Schneider, Dempster, Gardiner and King for pick 26 and 90

Pup wrote:WCE 4 picks in the top 22 of this years Draft, plus a young KPP.

Lost Judd but have done reasonably well.

Carlton did well Judd, Hadley and Pick 1 still.

StKilda got some value Schneider, Dempster, Gardiner and King for pick 26 and 90

I think both sides have come out alright from the Judd deal. obviously Carlton have come out of trade week the best, with still the prized number 1 pick and Judd as well.

As for the saints, pick 90 for king and Gardiner........No idea about that one, and then the sydney trade, bahh

Strange ones for mine:

King and Gardiner for pick 90. Odd but I can understand salary cap pressure but PICK 90! 2 players (good ones too) for pick 90?

Hudson for pick 22 (from memory) but in comparison, Wood for pick 14. Odd.

But I'm very happy with Hadley for pick 52 from a purely selfish point of view.


Go Blues, "aiming for 'top 15' again in 08"

gadj1976 wrote:Strange ones for mine:

King and Gardiner for pick 90. Odd but I can understand salary cap pressure but PICK 90! 2 players (good ones too) for pick 90?

This is done because the AFL does not allow a club ti give players away,some sort of trade has to be made,pick 90 will not get used.

Booney wrote:

gadj1976 wrote:Strange ones for mine:

King and Gardiner for pick 90. Odd but I can understand salary cap pressure but PICK 90! 2 players (good ones too) for pick 90?

This is done because the AFL does not allow a club ti give players away,some sort of trade has to be made,pick 90 will not get used.

Dead right, it's a pick that Geelong have already said they wont use. But realistically I'm now really disappointed Carlton did read the local newspaper and pick up that Geelong were having a Garage Sale on Friday arvo, where every attendee gets a free player.

Booney wrote:

gadj1976 wrote:Strange ones for mine:

King and Gardiner for pick 90. Odd but I can understand salary cap pressure but PICK 90! 2 players (good ones too) for pick 90?

This is done because the AFL does not allow a club ti give players away,some sort of trade has to be made,pick 90 will not get used.

think you will find they will use it for a father/son pick so it has some use

A few names who got mentioned during the week but stayed put:

- Troy Selwood
- Stephen Doyle (phew!)
- Jude Bolton
- Damon White (Peter Rhode said no real interest)
- Jay Shulz (Peter Rhode said Richmond wanted Ports pick 16 or thereabouts - too much)
- Tim Boyle

Teams with no activity:

- Fremantle
- Essendon
- Hawthorn

Amon Buchanan
Ricky Dyson
Kepler Bradley (Though may go PSD)
Jarred Brennan
Kane Tenance
Mark Williams
Ryan Murphy
Rhyce Shaw
Josh Fraser
Ash Mcgrath
Jay Schulz

As per usual huge numbers get put up (Supposedly) and not many of them end up going

Pup wrote:Amon Buchanan

Jarred Brennan

As per usual huge numbers get put up (Supposedly) and not many of them end up going

Does anyone know if Brennan has re-signed with the Lions, supposedly there was some type of contractual dispute with them?? Presumably he'd be picked up very early if he went into the PSD..

GWW wrote:

Pup wrote:Amon Buchanan

Jarred Brennan

As per usual huge numbers get put up (Supposedly) and not many of them end up going

Does anyone know if Brennan has re-signed with the Lions, supposedly there was some type of contractual dispute with them?? Presumably he'd be picked up very early if he went into the PSD..

Teams are still trying to get him in the PSD. He has not re-signed yet and Essendon are throwing him big money (From all reports).

I think he will probably stay. He should anyway, Brisbane have put a lot of time and effort into him and IMO deserve to reap the rewards.

I believe he will leave, the Lions have not been able to contact him since the end of the season, If I was to put money on it, he will leave the lions......

sydney-dog wrote:I believe he will leave, the Lions have not been able to contact him since the end of the season, If I was to put money on it, he will leave the lions......

Would he want to finish up at Richmond though

Dockers wouldnt part with pick 40 for Kepler Bradley - thought he wasnt worth it

brod wrote:Dockers wouldnt part with pick 40 for Kepler Bradley - thought he wasnt worth it

Good call. Keps is a dud.