Confirmed trades

[JiMc]

The deals completed and confirmed by Collingwood were as follows:

Woewodin for our Pick 16
Davis to Sydney for their pick 23
Adkins to West Coast for Andrew Williams, straight swap.

That is all

gO pIeS

[Fradam]

Would've licked a better pick than 23 for Nick Davis but considering most of Sydneys players lack talent it was better to take a draft pick.

I think the other deals are great ones.

Good luck to Chipper at West Coast

Fradam Wrote This

[PeterWH]

After all this trading.....who do we end up with,and are the choised going to assist us with the premiership in 2003.
We dont get any news here in Sydney.....not even any mention of Davis.

PeterWH
PIES FOR PREMIERS 2002.
We missed 2002 but theres always 2003

[JiMc]

PeterWH, the trades I listed above were confirmed by an official from the Collingwood Football Club to whom I spoke to this afternoon, well after the 2pm deadline. That is all of them.

[Miss_Lisey_Molloy]

Nicky! I made up the Nicky song on Grand Final day! His last game! Why couldn't I make it up like round 1 last year or something!
Why did they get rid of Chippa! I could think of people that are not as good as him!
Love always, Alyssa xoxo

__________________________________________________
Lisey Molloy! Jarrod Molloy's No.1 Fan!

*~Official Leader Of The Jarrod Molloy Cheersquad~*

*~Alyssa's song of the week~*

[junkboy75]

peter, here are the final trade listings:

MEDIA RELEASE FROM THE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
The Australian Football League (AFL) wishes to advise the following trade paperwork was formally lodged with the league before the completion of the AFL Trade Period at 2pm today. Also attached is a complete club by club summary and an indicative trade order at this point. Please note that the final trade order will not be confirmed until club lists are finalised.

1. Richmond exchanges Jason Torney, first round selection (currently number four), second round selection (currently number 20) and third round selection (currently number 36) to Adelaide for Kane Johnson, first round selection (currently number 14), second round selection (currently number 30) and third round selection (currently number 45).

2. The Kangaroos exchange Wayne Carey to Adelaide for first round selection (currently number four on-traded) and second round selection (currently number 20 on-traded).

3. St Kilda exchanges Peter Everitt to Hawthorn for first round selection (currently number eight) and second round selection (currently number 24).

4. Hawthorn exchanges Daniel Chick to West Coast for first round selection (currently number 10).

5. Port Adelaide exchanges Michael Stevens to the Kangaroos for Stuart Cochrane.

6. Western Bulldogs exchange Kingsley Hunter to Hawthorn for third round selection (currently number 39).

7. Brisbane Lions exchange Des Headland to Fremantle for first round selection (currently number five) and second round selection (currently number 21).

8. Essendon exchanges Blake Caracella to the Brisbane Lions for Damian Cupido and first round selection (currently number 17).

9. Fremantle exchanges Adam McPhee to Essendon for fourth round selection (currently number 60).

10. Port Adelaide exchanges Barry Brooks to St Kilda for first round selection (currently number eight) and third round selection (currently number 35).

11. Essendon exchanges Chris Heffernan and first round selection (currently number 17) to Melbourne for first round selection (currently number 12).

12. The Kangaroos exchange Byron Pickett to Port Adelaide for first round selection (currently number 15) and third round selection (currently number 35).

13. Fremantle exchanges Leigh Brown to the Kangaroos for first round selection (currently number 15).

14. Melbourne exchanges Shane Woewodin to Collingwood for first round selection (currently number 16).

15. Western Bulldogs exchange Luke Penny to St Kilda for second round selection (currently number 19).

16. Port Adelaide exchanges Barnaby French and second round selection (currently number 31) to Carlton for second round selection (currently number 1.

17. Geelong exchanges Ronnie Burns to Adelaide for Ben Finnin.

18. West Coast exchanges Andrew Williams to Collingwood for Damien Adkins.

19. Collingwood exchanges Nick Davis to Sydney for second round selection (currently number 23).

20. Essendon exchanges Justin Blumfield to Richmond for second round selection (currently number 30).

ADELAIDE
Received
Jason Torney from Richmond
Wayne Carey from the Kangaroos
Ronnie Burns from Geelong
Third Round Selection (currently number 36) from Richmond
First Round Selection (currently number four) from Richmond, then on-traded
Second Round Selection (currently number 20) from Richmond, then on-traded

Traded
Kane Johnson to Richmond
Ben Finnin to Geelong
First Round Selection (currently number 4) to the Kangaroos
First Round Selection (currently number 14) to Richmond
Second Round Selection (currently number 20) to the Kangaroos
Second Round Selection (currently number 30) to Essendon, via Richmond on-trade
Third Round Selection (currently number 45) to Richmond


BRISBANE LIONS
Received
Blake Caracella from Essendon
First Round Selection (currently number five) from Fremantle
Second Round Selection (currently number 21) from Fremantle

Traded
Des Headland to Fremantle
Damian Cupido to Essendon
First Round Selection (currently number 17) to Melbourne, via Essendon on-trade


CARLTON
Received
Barnaby French from Port Adelaide
Second Round Selection (currently number 31) from Port Adelaide

Traded
Second Round Selection (currently number 1 to Port Adelaide


COLLINGWOOD
Received
Shane Woewodin from Melbourne
Andrew Williams from West Coast
Second Round Selection (currently number 23) from Sydney

Traded
Damien Adkins to West Coast
Nick Davis to Sydney
First Round Selection (currently number 16) to Melbourne


ESSENDON
Received
Damian Cupido from the Brisbane Lions
Adam McPhee from Fremantle
First Round Selection (currently number 12) from Melbourne
Second Round Selection (currently number 30) from Adelaide, via Richmond on-trade
First Round Selection (currently number 17) from the Brisbane Lions, then on-traded

Traded
Blake Caracella to the Brisbane Lions
Chris Heffernan to Melbourne
Justin Blumfield to Richmond
First Round Selection (currently number 17), to Melbourne
Fourth Round Selection (currently number 60) to Fremantle


FREMANTLE
Received
Des Headland from Brisbane Lions
First Round Selection (currently number 15) from Port Adelaide, via Kangaroos on-trade
Fourth Round Selection (currently number 60) from Essendon

Traded
Adam McPhee to Essendon
Leigh Brown to the Kangaroos
First Round Selection (currently number five) to Brisbane Lions
Second Round Selection (current number 21) to Brisbane Lions


GEELONG
Received
Ben Finnin from Adelaide

Traded
Ronnie Burns to Adelaide


HAWTHORN
Received
Peter Everitt from St Kilda
Kingsley Hunter from the Western Bulldogs
First Round Selection (currently number 10) from West Coast

Traded
Daniel Chick to West Coast
First Round Selection (currently number eight) to Port Adelaide, via St Kilda on-trade
Second Round Selection (currently number 24) to St Kilda
Third Round Selection (currently number 39) to the Western Bulldogs


KANGAROOS
Received
Michael Stevens from Port Adelaide
Leigh Brown from Fremantle
First Round Selection (currently number four) from Richmond, via Adelaide on-trade
Second Round Selection (currently number 20) from Richmond, via Adelaide on-trade
Third Round Selection (currently number 35) from St Kilda, via Port Adelaide on-trade
First Round Selection (currently number 15) from Port Adelaide, then on-traded

Traded
Wayne Carey to Adelaide
Stuart Cochrane to Port Adelaide
Byron Pickett to Port Adelaide
First Round Selection (currently number 15) to Fremantle


MELBOURNE
Received
Chris Heffernan from Essendon
First Round Selection (currently number 16) from Collingwood
First Round Selection (currently number 17) from the Brisbane Lions, via Essendon on-trade

Traded
Shane Woewodin to Collingwood
First Round Selection (currently number 12) to Essendon


PORT ADELAIDE
Received
Stuart Cochrane from the Kangaroos
Byron Pickett from the Kangaroos
First Round Selection (currently number from Hawthorn, via St Kilda on-trade
Second Round Selection (currently number 1 from Carlton
Third Round Selection (currently number 35) from St Kilda, then on-traded

Traded
Michael Stevens to the Kangaroos
Barry Brooks to St Kilda
Barnaby French to Carlton
First Round Selection (currently number 15) to Fremantle, via the Kangaroos on-trade
Second Round Selection (currently number 31) to Carlton
Third Round Selection (currently number 35) to the Kangaroos


RICHMOND
Received
Kane Johnson from Adelaide
Justin Blumfield from Essendon
First Round Selection (currently number 14) from Adelaide
Third Round Selection (currently number 45) from Adelaide
Second Round Selection (currently number 30) from Adelaide, then on-traded

Traded
Jason Torney to Adelaide
First Round Selection (currently number four) to Kangaroos, via Adelaide on-trade
Second Round Selection (currently number 20) to Kangaroos, via Adelaide on-trade
Second Round Selection (currently number 30) to Essendon
Third Round Selection (currently number 36) to Adelaide


ST KILDA
Received
Barry Brooks from Port Adelaide
Luke Penny from the Western Bulldogs
Second Round Selection (currently number 24) from Hawthorn
First Round Selection (currently number eight) from Hawthorn, then on-traded

Traded
Peter Everitt to Hawthorn
First Round Selection (currently number eight) to Port Adelaide
Second Round Selection (currently number 19) to the Western Bulldogs
Third Round Selection (currently number 35) to the Kangaroos, via Port Adelaide on-trade


SYDNEY
Received
Nick Davis from Collingwood

Traded
Second Round Selection (currently number 23) to Collingwood


WEST COAST
Received
Daniel Chick from Hawthorn
Damien Adkins from Collingwood

Traded
Andrew Williams to Collingwood
First Round Selection (currently number 10) to Hawthorn


WESTERN BULLDOGS
Received
Second Round Selection (currently number 19) from St Kilda
Third Round Selection (currently number 39) from Hawthorn

Traded
Kingsley Hunter to Hawthorn
Luke Penny to St Kilda
Ends

Released by:
Patrick Keane
AFL Media Manager

"..we flew at them as a hawk to his prey, passed through them in the disordered state in which they were, separated them into two distinct parts and then tacked upon their largest division.." -- Captain Cuthbert Collingwood, 1797

[ramjet21]

pretty interesting. i wasnt sure anyone would want ronnie burns but doesnt sound like adelaide gave up much for him. dons lost heffernan, blumfield and caracella - expect jimmy hird to now earn a million a year with all that salary cap space. the did well to get mcphee for #60 though.
if chick is worth #10, davis is definately worth more than #23. still...;
IN: Woewodin, Williams
OUT: Adkins, Davis

i think we'll win in the end. good luck chipper. (so can we PLEASE delist rhyce shaw now???!!!)

[junkboy75]

quote:

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Originally posted by ramjet21
so can we PLEASE delist rhyce shaw now???!!!

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if only to allow woey to wear the 22

"..we flew at them as a hawk to his prey, passed through them in the disordered state in which they were, separated them into two distinct parts and then tacked upon their largest division.." -- Captain Cuthbert Collingwood, 1797

[Mich@el]

Christmas has defiantly come early after all for us. I'm so excited at the moment that I'm not even thinking about what I'm saying! I'm also thinking Andrew Williams would be a good pickup. I remember watching an old under 18's match where Williams was staring, yet instead we drafted Craig Jacotine, from that particular team. To get Woey is unbelievable, especially if it's supposed to be a shallow draft as the word around town is drilling into us. Of course anyone close to this level shouldn't be given such a tag. We have a brownlow medallist at pie land finally (well there was one for a while in Barry MitcHELL*, but we know how that turned out). Not that the brownlow means much, but I won't be complaining having Woey. Listen to me, I'm already calling him by his special nickname. 4 the Premierships a Cakewalk 4 us. Hang on help me out people, what are the official Collingwood words, I think it would be a good idea to synchronise. According to the Alyssa's Collingwood Club! site, which I accidentally stumbled up on, that line is "Oh, the premierships a Cakewalk". what's that first word?

I'm so excited I almost forgot to post this message! It was just sitting here, like those couple of times Presti was left on the bench last year for entire matches.

*please note the hightlight of the HELL part of Mitchell, that's appropriate. I think there's something in that for all of us don't you?

[junkboy75]

you're giving too much credit to mitcHELL. he never won a brownlow

sydney swans brownlow medallists - H.Matthews (1940*), R.Clegg (1949*), FW.Goldsmith (1955), R.Skilton (1959*, 1963, 1968), P.Bedford (1970), G.Teasdale (1977), B.Round (1981*), G.Williams (1986*), G.Healy (1988), P.Kelly (1995). * = Tied

woey is of course different. now we have a brownlow medallist and a norm smith medallist in our midfield


"..we flew at them as a hawk to his prey, passed through them in the disordered state in which they were, separated them into two distinct parts and then tacked upon their largest division.." -- Captain Cuthbert Collingwood, 1797

[Bones]

I heard a rumour from a very very good sorce (My Gran's budgie)
that Ryce Shaw got caught up in ND's apron strings and cannot free himself.

Oh well, we can dream.

[^*Cl|T*^]

Glad to see that the Mark Alvey (Western Bulldogs) to Essendon for pick 30 (reported in herald sun)trade didn't get through on time. That would have meant he would have joined Dean Solomon at Essendon. These two and Tazz have strong bonds from their playing days in Bendigo together. This could have spent danger at Collingwood.

[Mich@el]

Thanks for correcting me junkboy75, I wonder why I thought Barry actually did something, maybe I just assume Sydney/South Melb is the home of Brownlows, where they value that honor above premierships. So it's all decided then? To give Woey number 2, I think that would be suitable, showing we value him even more than the high number 22 Melbourne provided.