North Melbourne, Melbourne, Richmond, St Kilda And West Coast Expected To Wheel And Deal Before Deadline Post by: Triple M Footy 26 October, 2012 - 8:57 AM
The AFL Trade Period ends at 2pm on Friday. We will update this article with news all day.
North Melbourne and Melbourne are expected to wheel and deal with each other on the last day of the AFL's trade period which would see North's Cam Pedersen become a Demon and the Roos receive either pick 49 or Jordan Gysberts.
The Roos are also expected to trade forward Aaron Edwards to Richmond, reportedly for pick 74.
The Eagles have made their intentions clear all along in regards to wanting to secure the services of St Kilda's Jamie Cripps, but won't give up key backman Mitch Brown in a swap for Cripps and pick 25.
The Eagles have switched their focus to trading a third-round pick for Melbourne midfielder Cale Morton, and The Age is reporting West Coast will give up pick 88 - the one it recieved when it traded Lewis Stevenson to Port - for Morton. The Demon is seen by West Coast's footy department as a player who could curtail the loss of midfielder Koby Stevens, who was traded to the Bulldogs on Wednesday.
Speculation continues over the future of Essendon defender, Cale Hooker. The Herald Sun reported on Thursday the Bombers could send Hooker to the Saints in a three-way trade which would potentially see Cripps end up an Eagle.
St Kilda is also expected to exchange a late pick in exchange for out-of-favour Sydney Swan Trent Denis-Lane, according to The Age.
Meanwhile, a deal to trade controversial Crow Tippett to the Swans may still go ahead despite an AFL investigation into his 2009 contract with Adelaide unlikely to be completed by the 2pm trade deadline. Talks between the Crows and Swans have stalled though, and clubs like the Gold Coast Sun have said they would look at how they could get Tippett if no trade is made.
Any trade Tippett would be involved in before the deadline could be subject to change, one would think, if the league finds the Crows, Tippett and his manager, Peter Blucher, guilty of offences such as draft tampering and salary cap cheating.
Movers And Shakers
1. Fremantle made an offer to Restricted Free Agent Danyle Pearce (Port Adelaide). Port Adelaide elected not to match the offer and Danyle Pearce is now able to join the club.
2. Essendon made an offer to Restricted Free Agent Brendon Goddard (St Kilda). St Kilda elected not to match the offer and Brendon Goddard is now able to join the club.
3. Richmond has made an offer to Unrestricted Free Agent Chris Knights (Adelaide Crows). Chris Knights is now able to join the club.
4. Richmond made an offer to Restricted Free Agent Troy Chaplin (Port Adelaide). Port Adelaide elected not to match the offer and Troy Chaplin is now able to join the club.
5. Collingwood has made an offer to Unrestricted Free Agent Quinten Lynch (West Coast). Quinten Lynch is now able to join the club.
6. Melbourne has made an offer to Unrestricted Free Agent Shannon Byrnes (Geelong Cats). Shannon Byrnes is now able to join the club.
7. Port Adelaide exchange its Round Three Selection (currently number 52) to Essendon for Angus Monfries.
8. GWS Giants exchange its Trade Incentive Selection (number one) and its 2011 Compensation Selection End Round One (R Palmer) to the Gold Coast Suns for its Round One Selection (currently number two), its Round Four Selection (currently number 69) and its 2010 Compensation Selection End Round One (J Brennan).
9. Western Bulldogs exchange Brian Lake and its Round Two Selection (currently number 28) to Hawthorn for its Round One Selection (currently 22) and its Round Two Selection (currently number 44).
10. GWS Giants exchange Tom Lee (Claremont, taken by the Giants as a player previously listed by an AFL club) and its Round Two selection (currently number 25) and its Round Three selection (currently number 46) to St Kilda for its Round One selection (currently number 12).
11. GWS Giants exchange Dominic Barry (NT Zone selection), its Trade Incentive Selection (number two) and its Round One Compensation Selection (currently number 21) to Melbourne for its Round One Selection (currently number three) and its Round One Mid-Round Compensation Selection (currently number 14).
12. Collingwood exchange Sharrod Wellingham to West Coast for its Round One Selection (currently number 18).
13. Gold Coast Suns made an offer to Unrestricted Free Agent Tom Murphy (Hawthorn). Tom Murphy is now able to join the club.
14. Brisbane Lions made an offer to Restricted Free Agent Brent Moloney (Melbourne). Melbourne elected not to match the offer and Brent Moloney is now able to join the club.
15. Collingwood exchange Chris Dawes and its Round Three Selection (currently number 63) to Melbourne for its On-Traded Round One Selection (currently number 21, originally from the GWS Giants) and its Round Three Selection (currently number 48).
16. Geelong Cats made an offer to Unrestricted Free Agent Jared Rivers (Melbourne). Jared Rivers is now able to join the club.
17. Gold Coast Suns exchange Josh Caddy to the Geelong Cats for its 2010 Round Compensation Selection (G Ablett) and its Round Three Selection (currently number 59).
18. North Melbourne exchange Hamish McIntosh to the Geelong Cats for its Round Two Selection (currently number 39).
19. Collingwood made an offer to Unrestricted Free Agent Clinton Young (Hawthorn). Clinton Young is now able to join the club.
20. Richmond exchange Angus Graham and its Round Three Selection (currently number 54) to the Adelaide Crows for its Round Two Selection (currently number 43).
21. GWS Giants exchange Jack Hombsch and Jake Neade (NT Zone Selection) to Port Adelaide for its Round Two Selection (currently number 29).
22. West Coast exchange Koby Stevens to the Western Bulldogs for its On-Traded Round Two Selection (currently number 44).
23. Gold Coast Suns exchange Tom Hickey, its Round Two Selection (currently number 26) and its Round Three Selection (currently number 47) to St Kilda for its Round One Free Agency Compensation Selection (currently number 13), its Round Two Selection (currently number 37) and its Round Three Selection (currently number 57).
24. Fremantle exchange Greg Broughton and its Round Three Selection (currently number 60) to the Gold Coast Suns for its On-Traded Round Two Selection (currently number 37).
25. Port Adelaide exchange David Rodan to Melbourne for its Round Five Selection (currently number 88).
26. West Coast exchange Lewis Stevenson to Port Adelaide for its On-Traded Round Five Selection (currently number 88).
27. Collingwood exchange Thomas Young to the Western Bulldogs for its Round Four Selection (currently number 71).
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