PSD targets / Who Will We Pick In PSD

[one-eyed]

Steven King is being linked to St Kilda.

That's the state of play at Geelong coming into today's trade deadline, with King looking increasingly likely to be playing elsewhere or be forced into retirement.

King, 28, met St Kilda coach Ross Lyon at Moorabbin yesterday.

Richmond has also expressed some interest in King, who played six games this season, but only as an outside possibility in the pre-season draft.

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Cats premiership ruckman Steven King was again overlooked by rival clubs yesterday and in the likely event of him not being traded today, the 28-year-old is contemplating retirement.

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if king is the only decent player in th epsd, we should go for him, if his body has come good, he could be a real assett 4 us over the next 2-3 yrs

[Tigermonk]

what Geelong done to Blake & now released King to St-Kilda is nothing but disgraceful
Blake has no balls himself to stay what a loser
l'm glad his staying there cause l'm sure all ruckmen will let him know out on the field what a softy he really is

[Francois Jackson]

if king is the only decent player in th epsd, we should go for him, if his body has come good, he could be a real assett 4 us over the next 2-3 yrs

i dont know mate i have to disagree.
id rather pick up no one that pick up yet another recycled player.
he will just add to our ever growing list of dissapointments...kingsley, knobel, nicholls, etc etc

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if king is the only decent player in th epsd, we should go for him, if his body has come good, he could be a real assett 4 us over the next 2-3 yrs

i dont know mate i have to disagree.
id rather pick up no one that pick up yet another recycled player.
he will just add to our ever growing list of dissapointments...kingsley, knobel, nicholls, etc etc

u r correct, and also just heard that kings body is screwed, most likely will retire

[mightytiges]

If we pick up King then we might as well bring Knobel back out of retirement. We need a ruckman but not one that will be watching from the grandstands next year.

[one-eyed]

Brisbane Lion a man in demand
Stephen Rielly and Jake Niall | October 13, 2007

AN UNUSUALLY fruitful trade period in which 20 players changed clubs, against only nine last year, ended yesterday but not for Brisbane Lions' Jared Brennan, who immediately became the most sought-after pre-season draft target.

While Essendon has made the running, Richmond, Melbourne, and the Western Bulldogs — all indicated last night their interest in pursuing him.

Sensing the chase to come, the Lions put a revised three-year offer to Brennan after the 2pm close of trading yesterday but not before the Dons reiterated their intent to lure him south with a three-year contract understood to be worth more than $900,000.

Melbourne and Richmond also either contacted Brennan's agent, Peter Whitehead, or said they intended to.

Richmond, holder of first choice in the pre-season draft, indicated that Brennan and Collingwood ruckman Guy Richards were on its radar.

Miller said the Tigers had sufficient room to recruit Chris Judd and therefore would not have any troubling in signing Brennan. He called Brennan and Richards "a good starting position" for pick one in the pre-season draft.

Full article at: http://realfooty.com.au/news/news/brisbane-lion-a-man-in-demand/2007/10/12/1191696179377.html?page=fullpage#contentSwap1

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RICHARDS!!!!   pee OF MILLER, DONT EVEN THINK ABOUT IT!

[Passionfruit]

Brisbane Lion a man in demand
Stephen Rielly and Jake Niall | October 13, 2007

AN UNUSUALLY fruitful trade period in which 20 players changed clubs, against only nine last year, ended yesterday but not for Brisbane Lions' Jared Brennan, who immediately became the most sought-after pre-season draft target.

While Essendon has made the running, Richmond, Melbourne, and the Western Bulldogs — all indicated last night their interest in pursuing him.

Sensing the chase to come, the Lions put a revised three-year offer to Brennan after the 2pm close of trading yesterday but not before the Dons reiterated their intent to lure him south with a three-year contract understood to be worth more than $900,000.

Melbourne and Richmond also either contacted Brennan's agent, Peter Whitehead, or said they intended to.

Richmond, holder of first choice in the pre-season draft, indicated that Brennan and Collingwood ruckman Guy Richards were on its radar.

Miller said the Tigers had sufficient room to recruit Chris Judd and therefore would not have any troubling in signing Brennan. He called Brennan and Richards "a good starting position" for pick one in the pre-season draft.

Full article at: http://realfooty.com.au/news/news/brisbane-lion-a-man-in-demand/2007/10/12/1191696179377.html?page=fullpage#contentSwap1

they have lost the plot at punt road.
FACT. Brennan is home sick and lives in Brisbane( he is from Darwin) How on earth would he live in Melbourne. Miller is full a crap. good spin doctoring there I reckon. Maybe Miller should stick to running his Boost Juice stores and leave football completely.

[1965]

Brisbane Lion a man in demand
Stephen Rielly and Jake Niall | October 13, 2007

AN UNUSUALLY fruitful trade period in which 20 players changed clubs, against only nine last year, ended yesterday but not for Brisbane Lions' Jared Brennan, who immediately became the most sought-after pre-season draft target.

While Essendon has made the running, Richmond, Melbourne, and the Western Bulldogs — all indicated last night their interest in pursuing him.

Sensing the chase to come, the Lions put a revised three-year offer to Brennan after the 2pm close of trading yesterday but not before the Dons reiterated their intent to lure him south with a three-year contract understood to be worth more than $900,000.

Melbourne and Richmond also either contacted Brennan's agent, Peter Whitehead, or said they intended to.

Richmond, holder of first choice in the pre-season draft, indicated that Brennan and Collingwood ruckman Guy Richards were on its radar.

Miller said the Tigers had sufficient room to recruit Chris Judd and therefore would not have any troubling in signing Brennan. He called Brennan and Richards "a good starting position" for pick one in the pre-season draft.

Full article at: http://realfooty.com.au/news/news/brisbane-lion-a-man-in-demand/2007/10/12/1191696179377.html?page=fullpage#contentSwap1

they have lost the plot at punt road.
FACT. Brennan is home sick and lives in Brisbane( he is from Darwin) How on earth would he live in Melbourne. Miller is full a crap. good spin doctoring there I reckon. Maybe Miller should stick to running his Boost Juice stores and leave football completely.

But can he play and would you have him at the tigers?

[Passionfruit]

I would have him at the tiges,BUT there are too many issues to put up with, not worth it in the long run

[1965]

I would have him at the tiges,BUT there are too many issues to put up with, not worth it in the long run

It's simple find him a nice melbourne lass and bring his family down to Melb (just like Cale M's parents will do after we draft him).

What are the other issues?

[Passionfruit]

I would have him at the tiges,BUT there are too many issues to put up with, not worth it in the long run

It's simple find him a nice melbourne lass and bring his family down to Melb (just like Cale M's parents will do after we draft him).

What are the other issues?

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[mightytiges]

When Whitnall is a PSD option then you know it's going to be a weak PSD  .

Brennan may have issues but at least he has ability compared to others mentioned so far.

[Bull]

We will probably end up taking Perrie from Adelaide.

Really depends who gets the chop and who isnt getting what they want.

I dont think Brock McLean has re-signed yet has he? I dont know why we didnt focus on getting him.