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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Fri Mar 21, 2025 7:29 pm 
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Austin should have kept both first rnd picks ,we have many holes to fix and yet he chooses 1 player as a Savior said this before Jagga went down. ( i hope he becomes a superstar now ) .

Agree. If the first 20 are red hot and there is not much gaps between them then it makes sense to get two players in.

Agreed.
Our 2 picks ended up being Joe Berry at Port who went ok on debut, but Murphy Reid who played for Freo in a flogging from Geelong and still killed it.
Joe Berry
kicking eff. 83.3% from 6 kicks.
Disposal eff. 88.9% from 9 Disposals.
87m gained.
6 Marks

Murphy Reid
Kicking eff. 60% from 10 kicks.
Disposal eff. 69.2% from 13 disposals.
261m gained.
3 Marks
4 Goals out of their 10

I still think Jagga will be a better player, but at the time I wanted 2 picks to spread the risk.

I think moving forward if we do trade out key players I'd like to think we would be targeting multiple quality players to support our core rather than the messiah choices of the past. Although in saying that I still would've traded 2 firsts for Houston.
Either way, at the time I thought it was a brilliant move to get 2 firsts in a deep draft and then we traded them away to what is starting to look like a massive loss if we keep going on this trajectory.


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 Post subject: List Management 2025
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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
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We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
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club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


Can’t agree club.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
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club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.
Sam Darcy and I'm on board.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Mon Mar 24, 2025 6:19 pm 
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SurreyBlue wrote:
club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


Can’t agree club.


It's not for everyone and designed to challenge. To my eye teams with dangerous forward pockets, crafty HF's, dashing wingers and attacking hbers get it done with average tall fwds and average rucks.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Mon Mar 24, 2025 6:36 pm 
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club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


I'd keep Charlie and TDK however definitely would trade Harry (for the right price). I just don't trust the guy, he pees his pants shooting for goal during the home and away, imagine H in the finals (if we get there) He just doesn't seem confident or determined enough to take us to the next level. Plus I'd rather 2 mid size forwards who can kick 40 plus goals rather than rely on H.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
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club29 wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


Can’t agree club.


It's not for everyone and designed to challenge. To my eye teams with dangerous forward pockets, crafty HF's, dashing wingers and attacking hbers get it done with average tall fwds and average rucks.


Let’s see how Brisbane go without Daniher?


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
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club29 wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


Can’t agree club.


It's not for everyone and designed to challenge. To my eye teams with dangerous forward pockets, crafty HF's, dashing wingers and attacking hbers get it done with average tall fwds and average rucks.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
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SurreyBlue wrote:
club29 wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


Can’t agree club.


It's not for everyone and designed to challenge. To my eye teams with dangerous forward pockets, crafty HF's, dashing wingers and attacking hbers get it done with average tall fwds and average rucks.


Let’s see how Brisbane go without Daniher?



They’ll go better than us. Much better. And that’s with a premiership hangover!


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Tue Mar 25, 2025 7:54 am 
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club29 wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


Can’t agree club.


It's not for everyone and designed to challenge. To my eye teams with dangerous forward pockets, crafty HF's, dashing wingers and attacking hbers get it done with average tall fwds and average rucks.


I fail to see the value in trading an elite ruckman so we can have an average one. TDK is a huge bonus for us. He's an extra midfielder and a top quality one. Any club would give their right arm for him.
I'd trade Harry for the right deal but Charlie and TDK are off the table IMHO.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Wed Mar 26, 2025 3:19 pm 
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i honestly believe that screws should be starting to turn on Nick Austin ,considering his picks we are a slow side so who does he recruit to solve this


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Wed Mar 26, 2025 3:23 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
Traveller86 wrote:
As much as I hate to say it - we need to do what the Pies did in 2021.

New coach.

Gut the list without going full rebuild mode. Fire sale/salary dump/whatever you want to call it.

Build a side around TDK, Cripps (yes I know he's 30 but you can't get rid of him), Weiters, Charlie (stop playing him injured ffs!!!) and Hewett. Keep all the young kids under 22.

Everyone else - on the table. Priority number 1 is to get 2 first rounders / quality ready made players for Harry McKay - he's not gonna win us a flag.

Everyone being on the table doesn't mean we get rid of everyone - it gives us options to secure what we need.

No more mega contracts for average B and C grade free agents.

Recruit good kicks and speedsters.

It can turn very quickly. The pies almost won 2 flags in a row after they were being laughed at when they gutted their list in 2021.

We don't need to blow up the joint, but we need to seriously shake its foundations!

This really is the last chance before Tassie comes in, otherwise we're gonna lose another decade.

I hope Graham Wright can do it. I worry about the egos and boys club still on the board that would prevent him doing his job.


There will be huge changes at the end of 2025.
We have what we have, and no need to blow the joint up
But I like your thinking re creating cap space and list space to fill gaps and trade for "high value" players (good kicks and speed)

TDK is the priority, and his decision is in his court, not ours.
So lets not mess around with coach sackings before the decision, please.

Do consider the following cap space created at the end of this year and list space, and you know what we can do with that.

1. McGovern 500K
2. Newman 500K
3. Docherty 500K
4. Kemp 300K
5. Haines 300K
6. Fantasia 350K
7. Cincotta 200K

Free up $2.6M cap space

Pay out Young's 2026 contract 250K
Increase TDK 300K
Reduce Hewett 50K and recontract ... he may become depth or continue solid citizen
Retain SOS same hopefully ... he may be depth or continue to be solid citizen

Add $500K to salary cap

Leaves us with an extra $2.1M in our salary cap for 2026 or 3 GOOD PLAYERS but we lose 7 players.

Hopefully we have earmarked a Fwd Ruck and a CHB. Maybe an elite small forward plus we add Smith to the playing group.
Maybe Harry McKay plays CHB. Maybe SOS plays Fwd/ Ruck and we add good players around the good players we already have.

We still need to recruit depth players to cover Cincotta Fantasia and Gov, and another 3 or 4 to cover the loss of Kennedy, Owies, Marchbank, Martin, Cunningham. May keep Cincotta as a bonafide tagger. Depth types of players are in the WAFL, VFL, SAFL, fringe players not getting a go who can play a role, who have pace and skills we need. Shouldn't be too hard if you look at what you're upgrading from.

Retain Wilson, Lord, Lemmey. We can draft at least 3 kids from draft if we can match picks for FS Dean, Allan, and, NGA, Jack Ison

Knowing at the end of 2026 we have Williams $900k contract ending, Saads $600K, Fogarty $300K, Durdin $250K (ie total salary or salary space $ 2M end of 2026), and Young discarded end of 2025.

We also have Walsh contract and Ollie & Elijah's contract to work through.

We also know Cody walker comes to Carlton end of 2026.

We are in a much better place than when we started our rebuild in 2016, with only Cripps and Docherty remaining on the list from 2016. My point is a Collingwood type list wholesale list change can happen at the end of this year and the following year.

If we can't change the people, change the people.


Agree with the general plan but I'd be hesitant to get rid of Newman, what we need is a list of skilled ball users and he's one of the few we actually have.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Wed Mar 26, 2025 3:32 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:
club29 wrote:
SurreyBlue wrote:
club29 wrote:
We have too much cash tied up in broken down players...and/or players that force us to play a system that doesnt get it done in todays game.
Would happily lose H or Charlie and TDK if it meant we could bring in Darcy Jones and Darcy Wilmot and Darcy Cameron. And I hate the name Darcy.
Get it done Austin. Operation Darcy.


Can’t agree club.


It's not for everyone and designed to challenge. To my eye teams with dangerous forward pockets, crafty HF's, dashing wingers and attacking hbers get it done with average tall fwds and average rucks.


I fail to see the value in trading an elite ruckman so we can have an average one. TDK is a huge bonus for us. He's an extra midfielder and a top quality one. Any club would give their right arm for him.
I'd trade Harry for the right deal but Charlie and TDK are off the table IMHO.


What a coincidence.

I just read the rumour Sydney Blue posted that Harry unlikely to play this Friday, so I'm off to the List Management thread.

I don't want to trade anyone of our stars but if I was to trade anyone of value it would be Harry.

I can't believe Stkilda are offering $1.7M for TDK, and read that Sam Darcy may be the first $2M player.

I can't comprehend, nor believe these sort of numbers with the salary cap now at $17.8M with 19 players earning over $1M.

After reading the article in todays Heraldsun re Saints Warchest, I can't believe they are on the war path to snag TDK $1.7M, a KPD, and a midfielder. I'm assuming the KPD and Mid are an A or B grader.

I don't want to lose TDK. He's only warming up.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Wed Mar 26, 2025 3:48 pm 
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sinbagger wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
Traveller86 wrote:
As much as I hate to say it - we need to do what the Pies did in 2021.

New coach.

Gut the list without going full rebuild mode. Fire sale/salary dump/whatever you want to call it.

Build a side around TDK, Cripps (yes I know he's 30 but you can't get rid of him), Weiters, Charlie (stop playing him injured ffs!!!) and Hewett. Keep all the young kids under 22.

Everyone else - on the table. Priority number 1 is to get 2 first rounders / quality ready made players for Harry McKay - he's not gonna win us a flag.

Everyone being on the table doesn't mean we get rid of everyone - it gives us options to secure what we need.

No more mega contracts for average B and C grade free agents.

Recruit good kicks and speedsters.

It can turn very quickly. The pies almost won 2 flags in a row after they were being laughed at when they gutted their list in 2021.

We don't need to blow up the joint, but we need to seriously shake its foundations!

This really is the last chance before Tassie comes in, otherwise we're gonna lose another decade.

I hope Graham Wright can do it. I worry about the egos and boys club still on the board that would prevent him doing his job.


There will be huge changes at the end of 2025.
We have what we have, and no need to blow the joint up
But I like your thinking re creating cap space and list space to fill gaps and trade for "high value" players (good kicks and speed)

TDK is the priority, and his decision is in his court, not ours.
So lets not mess around with coach sackings before the decision, please.

Do consider the following cap space created at the end of this year and list space, and you know what we can do with that.

1. McGovern 500K
2. Newman 500K
3. Docherty 500K
4. Kemp 300K
5. Haines 300K
6. Fantasia 350K
7. Cincotta 200K

Free up $2.6M cap space

Pay out Young's 2026 contract 250K
Increase TDK 300K
Reduce Hewett 50K and recontract ... he may become depth or continue solid citizen
Retain SOS same hopefully ... he may be depth or continue to be solid citizen

Add $500K to salary cap

Leaves us with an extra $2.1M in our salary cap for 2026 or 3 GOOD PLAYERS but we lose 7 players.

Hopefully we have earmarked a Fwd Ruck and a CHB. Maybe an elite small forward plus we add Smith to the playing group.
Maybe Harry McKay plays CHB. Maybe SOS plays Fwd/ Ruck and we add good players around the good players we already have.

We still need to recruit depth players to cover Cincotta Fantasia and Gov, and another 3 or 4 to cover the loss of Kennedy, Owies, Marchbank, Martin, Cunningham. May keep Cincotta as a bonafide tagger. Depth types of players are in the WAFL, VFL, SAFL, fringe players not getting a go who can play a role, who have pace and skills we need. Shouldn't be too hard if you look at what you're upgrading from.

Retain Wilson, Lord, Lemmey. We can draft at least 3 kids from draft if we can match picks for FS Dean, Allan, and, NGA, Jack Ison

Knowing at the end of 2026 we have Williams $900k contract ending, Saads $600K, Fogarty $300K, Durdin $250K (ie total salary or salary space $ 2M end of 2026), and Young discarded end of 2025.

We also have Walsh contract and Ollie & Elijah's contract to work through.

We also know Cody walker comes to Carlton end of 2026.

We are in a much better place than when we started our rebuild in 2016, with only Cripps and Docherty remaining on the list from 2016. My point is a Collingwood type list wholesale list change can happen at the end of this year and the following year.

If we can't change the people, change the people.


Agree with the general plan but I'd be hesitant to get rid of Newman, what we need is a list of skilled ball users and he's one of the few we actually have.


Newman is sorely missed. His left peg is GOLD, but he will be 33yo next year.

The point is , we have a lot of players coming out of contract come year's end, and we don't have to drop all of them to make cap room. Newman can play another year, and his retirement is at the end of 2026 with Williams, combined their departure will create $1.5M cap space or thereabouts. Cripps & Co will still be around.

It seems we have been stifled by limited cap space to trade for need, or Austin could be banking cap space we haven't used in the last 3 years of non trades. ie banking 5% per year for 3 years is approx $ 2.67M. I bet that's what SOS has done again, but learned from his mistakes at Carlton and GWS.

Next year we clear some room and I'm sure we have targeted for need and cards kept close to Austin's chest.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Thu Mar 27, 2025 9:37 am 
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Looking at this weeks available players and it shows we have a obvious depth issue with 7 out, due to salary squeeze, banking =<5% of cap, or failure to replenish like for like after cutting Marchbank Cuningham, Martin, Kennedy, Owies, Carroll and S.Durdin

NA: McKay, E.Hollands, Newman, Smith, Cincotta Fantasia Pittonet (7 senior players making way for 7 of our depth players)

What's left:

Mature

23 Durdin ... worth the risk for me. He has genuine pace.
21 White ... yep. Get him in for Fogarty

Kids

20 Binns ... yeah nah yeah for Acres?
20 Moir
20 Lemmey 20 ....for Kemp....yeah nah
20 Wilson 20
20 Carroll 20 ... he should be in the team imo
20 O'Keefe
19 Charleson
19 O'Farrell
19 B.Camporeale ... managed

Considering we have playing

19 L. Camporeale
20 Lord
20 Hollands
20 Cowan

We have 13 19yo & 20yo kids developing on our list and only White and Binns over 21yo, both developing, giving us 15 kids on minimum salary "acting" as our depth

Add Irish experiments Duffy and Monohan.....17 developing players/ 44 listed.

We have a salary cap squeeze, unless Austin is only spending 95% of the cap and banking the other 5% for one of the next drafts, but we also have a depth issue.

Conclusion

Looks to me we require more than 7 depth/role players on the list.

Its going to be a huge Trade period, and hopefully we don't need high draft picks to bring in more developing players FS Dean, Allan and NGA Ison & Gresham, that is, if they warrant selection.

If we do add those 4 players , we need to drop 4 off the list, and that brings our developing squad to 21/44 players. That can't work. Something has to give.

Evans is an obvious out, another 'depth' player. Uncontracted kids in the spotlight Lemmey, Wilson, Lord and Monohan (to make way for Ison)

I'm sure there's a plan for next year and the year after.

We really couldnt afford another injury filled year in 2025. Lets hope those missing come back soon. Great to see Newman doing 100's of kms on the bike, Cincotta Pittonet and Fantasis running laps, and Hollands in the gym. I'm sure Harry will be back soon too; hopefully fitter than he was in round 1.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Thu Mar 27, 2025 10:11 am 
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jpulice1969 wrote:
i honestly believe that screws should be starting to turn on Nick Austin ,considering his picks we are a slow side so who does he recruit to solve this


Hard to know how much Austin has to do with our current situation. I think we got lucky/unlucky the year both Cerra and Hewitt decided to come to Carlton with Kennedy out of nowhere coming good in the last few rounds of the same year. Then we had two very big tall fowards who can kick goals but may have done more harm than good re games style.
Nonetheless we had a window of form that with just a hint of luck could have got us a flag but it wasnt to be.

A redesign can sort things out reasonable quickly but first we have to admit to ourselves that we need to change. Id trust Austin to do his part well.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
PostPosted: Thu Mar 27, 2025 11:18 am 
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club29 wrote:
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i honestly believe that screws should be starting to turn on Nick Austin ,considering his picks we are a slow side so who does he recruit to solve this


Hard to know how much Austin has to do with our current situation. I think we got lucky/unlucky the year both Cerra and Hewitt decided to come to Carlton with Kennedy out of nowhere coming good in the last few rounds of the same year. Then we had two very big tall fowards who can kick goals but may have done more harm than good re games style.


A redesign can sort things out reasonable quickly but first we have to admit to ourselves that we need to change. Id trust Austin to do his part well.



I think you have a point and I think the 2 forwards did the coaches strategy more harm than good. Maybe we only needed the one and a really good small like Pickett, Watson or Weightman with an early pick like other teams did to fill the important small forward position.

I think our biggest problem was not getting value from our early Draft selections on mids: all of them, with the exception of Pick 1 on Walsh. Look at the waste SPSCerra is a win, he was a pick 5 from Freo and worth pick 6 for us. Problem with SOS taking Dow before Cerra with pick 3 is that Cerra's spot has cost us pick 3 and 6. That's not Cerra's fault.

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Far to early to be talking rookie churn, but it’s sure to come up at some point.

O’Keeffe, Lord & Duffy are contracted for next year. Of the rest:

Cat. A:
Cincotta has played too many games for a 4th (or 5th) year, so will have to be upgraded.
Charleson has at least two more years of eligibility.
Carroll seems to be banging down the door for an extension.
Evans, for mine, is what you get when you go looking for another Fogarty.
White has the ‘unknown’ factor in his favour.

Cat. B:
Monahan needs a miracle if he’s going to be a footy player.


I think I’d be encouraging both Irish lads to cut bait. That’ll open up three spots (with Cincotta’s upgrade).

I don’t know about Frankie. He’s washed out of two very good clubs. Geelong are pretty good at finding the right task for every tool… and Port were so desperate for a small forward, they added three of them after he was let go.

Gresham, Ison & Clark are right under our noses…

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2025
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Blow the list up - absolutely vital before Tassie. Everyone on the table for the right price.

Offer Cripps a trade to wherever he wants to go for a flag. We owe him SO much, including that.

Get Voss some tactical support.

Sadly we peaked at the end of the first Qtr against Brissie in the 23 prelim. We won’t get back there without wholesale change. I worry Hawks may pinch one this year or next, then get another 3 in a few more years time.

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