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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #60 on: September 18, 2012, 04:13:17 PM »
Pick 9 and Nahas. You could throw in Post too!

As one famous supporter keeps on saying....

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we don't have a hell of a lot to offer.  for a contracted player they don't want to lose would take something like martin to get any interest
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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #61 on: September 18, 2012, 04:42:40 PM »
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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #62 on: September 18, 2012, 04:46:20 PM »
It's Tyson.   ;D

Bada bing bada boom   ;)

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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #63 on: September 18, 2012, 05:34:49 PM »
Give them Edwards and Nahas.

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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #64 on: September 18, 2012, 05:37:05 PM »
Word on BF is Tyson's dad is a leading coterie member at Richmond. Dom himself grew up as a massive Tigers supporter.

His father ceratinly isn't listed in the 2012 Coterie Members on the C'ub's web-site  ;D

And as long as it isn't Hoskin-Elliott - in the few GWS games I watched he was a disappointment

Did you miss the 5 goals he kicked as a midfielder? I wish our first year kids did that.

Yes I did

But sadly I didn't miss him pulling out of contest to avoid physical contact and I think people know my views on players that "squib" the contest. Think we have enough of those  :thumbsup
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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #65 on: September 18, 2012, 06:06:43 PM »
Pick 9 and Nahas and Graham for Tyson and Pick 21 / 24 and Pick 44?  All of them have 1 year left on contracts.  :lol

Need to keep pick 9, we don't need to trade away picks like this, regardless.

Would you swap pick 9 for pick 3?

Regardless of players involved.... ::).......no I wouldn't take Judd or Ablett for pick 9...

This has been our past problem, too many people thought we needed top up players in 95.......we need to pick a young gun with pick 9 not trade it away, unless it's for pick 1. :whistle

How is Tyson a top up player? He's a kid in his second year of senior football, would easily go in the top 10 if he was in this years draft. The kid is a young gun, who actually has an extra year of development under his belt ;)

Ok, I DID NOT NAME HIM AS A TOP UP PLAYER.......IS THAT CLEAR?????? I was generalising.

I said I wouldn't trade away pick 9 thats it, clear cut, nothing to read into. Enough said, IMO we keep pick 9...pretty easy to understand..

Mate, it's actually not easy to understand. In fact it's plain irrational.
If Tyson is seen by the club as better than their best couple of picks in the current draft and we can do the deal with pick 9, we do it. If they don't, we leave it.
If he is our best teenage option, it makes sense because :-
- He is still a teenager so it makes no difference from an age perspective
- he removes us from the lottery of a draft
- we get a kid with an extra Pre season under his belt.
I would understand us not trading pick 9 for Ablett because we are still trying to build our list with quality kids - which might by WATs point.
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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #66 on: September 18, 2012, 07:25:59 PM »
Pick 9 and Nahas and Graham for Tyson and Pick 21 / 24 and Pick 44?  All of them have 1 year left on contracts.  :lol

Need to keep pick 9, we don't need to trade away picks like this, regardless.

Would you swap pick 9 for pick 3?

Regardless of players involved.... ::).......no I wouldn't take Judd or Ablett for pick 9...

This has been our past problem, too many people thought we needed top up players in 95.......we need to pick a young gun with pick 9 not trade it away, unless it's for pick 1. :whistle

How is Tyson a top up player? He's a kid in his second year of senior football, would easily go in the top 10 if he was in this years draft. The kid is a young gun, who actually has an extra year of development under his belt ;)

Ok, I DID NOT NAME HIM AS A TOP UP PLAYER.......IS THAT CLEAR?????? I was generalising.

I said I wouldn't trade away pick 9 thats it, clear cut, nothing to read into. Enough said, IMO we keep pick 9...pretty easy to understand..

Mate, it's actually not easy to understand. In fact it's plain irrational.
If Tyson is seen by the club as better than their best couple of picks in the current draft and we can do the deal with pick 9, we do it. If they don't, we leave it.
If he is our best teenage option, it makes sense because :-
- He is still a teenager so it makes no difference from an age perspective
- he removes us from the lottery of a draft
- we get a kid with an extra Pre season under his belt.
I would understand us not trading pick 9 for Ablett because we are still trying to build our list with quality kids - which might by WATs point.

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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #67 on: September 18, 2012, 10:09:32 PM »
Maybe I'm stupid but I'd trade pick 9 for Gazza Jnr.
Would only get 4 years from him but boy would it make ours a powerful midfield.
Might pinch a flag or 2 with that call over the next few seasons.
Tyson? Much less proven prospect.

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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #68 on: September 18, 2012, 10:16:29 PM »
I would understand us not trading pick 9 for Ablett because we are still trying to build our list with quality kids - which might by WATs point.

The voice of reason.  Not trading Pick 9 for Ablett.  Thats some mighty good weed people are smoking here if that is understandable.  Cough Cough..... Can't read through all the smoke....

Ablett for Pick 9.  Get it done Tiges!

WP.  Junior player avoiding crippling contact from a bigger body.  Is that squibbing or not being a total idiot.  Fine line....  I like your sentiment but give him a couple of preseasons before you draw a line through him.  Our squibs don't kick 5 goals.  Still an upgrade.

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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #69 on: September 18, 2012, 10:33:12 PM »
give it your best shot Sheeds, or better still best
that you start trying now cause i think you'll
find all 3 will be signed shortly...ha ha ha... :thumbsup

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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #70 on: September 18, 2012, 10:35:59 PM »
so is ablett for pick 9 a true rumour? Is it on big footy?
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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #71 on: September 18, 2012, 10:49:43 PM »
so is ablett for pick 9 a true rumour? Is it on big footy?

It's a rumor WAT started by saying he wouldn't give up pick 9 for anyone not even Ablett :o
Just to refresh WAT is the same guy who is also happy to see McGuane get a new contract :lol :lol

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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #72 on: September 18, 2012, 11:03:49 PM »
so it will happen then?
no chance of cloke and caddy now, i wouldnt think.
or are we going to on trade him for tyson and 2 picks in the mini draft, with mcguane, white and post all thrown in?
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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #73 on: September 19, 2012, 12:10:42 AM »
so is ablett for pick 9 a true rumour? Is it on big footy?

It's a rumor WAT started by saying he wouldn't give up pick 9 for anyone not even Ablett :o
Just to refresh WAT is the same guy who is also happy to see McGuane get a new contract :lol :lol

Gunna go post it on BF and see what the Bummer ferals have to say.  :whistle

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Re: Richmond targets a GWS young gun
« Reply #74 on: September 19, 2012, 05:31:54 AM »
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