Pendlebury to the Suns, De Goey and the worth of a facility - The Late Trade - Day 5 (29.09.26)

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Say yes to trading couches for cocktails. With DD, stock up and save and shop half-price vitamins now at Chemist Warehouse. This is the Late Trade with Damian Barrett and Brad Johnson. A news update for Everything Fleet, Everything Fleet Car and Truck Rentals. 100% Australian-owned and operated. Yeah, we've had good conversations with Collingwood. I look, I feel like everyone wants to act in good faith here. Cot Scott's obviously a a champion of the Collingwood Football Club and a a champion of our game, so Um there's there's precedents obviously being set with the the Lou College and the Sam Mitchell deals. Um so we've been having really positive conversations around around the train for Scott. Another aspect of the Cal Burns of the Gold Coast Suns chat earlier today on trade radio, this time about Scott Pendlebury.
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What draft pick could the Gold Coast Suns offer for Scott Pendlebury?

Unknown 1:02
Uh Pasky Scotty Pendlebury, what will be the requirements there with um the transaction? on on his move from Collingwood to the Suns.
Marty Pask 1:11
Yeah, I'd it's gonna be a really interesting one actually because I don't well we haven't. We haven't seen a player at that age leave and and obviously acquire uh another club. So You'd be looking somewhere around that late second, third round, you'd think. Um, something that would be fair, it would be reasonable, um, o obviously without knowing how much money's gonna be involved and what the contract would be. Um, um but, um, having said that, um

How could Scott Pendlebury’s player-to-coach contract work at Gold Coast?

Marty Pask 1:43
Well, he's a quality human being and and also too, there's a coaching component, isn't there? So how much of it actually, you know, uh how long will he play versus how long he will coach? That'll all come into it.
Unknown 1:53
Well, as it stands, as per the way it's been reported, it's a two plus two. Two as a player and two as a coach. That doesn't mean that's how it plays out. We saw that happen with Sam Mitchell when he went from Hawthorne to West Coast. It was uh meant to be a a three year deal in totality and that was to be divided and broken up on the run. It ended up being a one year as a player and one year as an assistant coach and they were both successful. They um they made and won a final when he played there, didn't they didn't they? The Sam Mitchell. And that that famous drawn final with Luke Shuey kicking the goal in extra time, wasn't it? And then the next year he was an assistant coach in a team that won that year's premiership.
Unknown 2:28
I just raised that that that could still change on the run with Scott Pendlebury with the breakdown of the two and two. And I know that there's other clubs uh who'd like to see the full details of the lodgement of contract with the AFL given there's um a soft cap at play and also a uh a total player payments uh at p at play And and how the club chooses to divide all that, well it would be of a a source of interest for other other people. Of course they won't get access to it. But um obviously with Collingwood too bringing in Lockie Neal and also Jesse Hogan. So Yeah, I mean I I'm with you. I mean It'll be it might even be late third round. Mm. It might be the the very late picture in the draft. It might be the the very late tricks in the draft.
Brad Johnson 3:05
Seventeen games for penalty this year. Last year played twenty two. That included two finals. So twenty in the home and away. Twenty in the home and away in twenty twenty four. So that's that's about where he is. Probably fifteen to seventeen games is about about right. If it's um for one
Marty Pask 3:18
possibly two years that he that he does this for. And then obviously picks you know, where they land and do they push out. Like I mean, all that's gonna come into it now, I would have thought. Um and how long he does play versus to your point, Damien, when uh he does become a coach. So all that plays plays a part in terms of the value of of the pick going out.
Unknown 3:37
Yep. They're an interesting watch calling th they always are.

Which Collingwood players could move during the AFL trade period?

Unknown 3:39
They are on a on a daily basis um thro on any given day throughout the the twelve months of of a year.

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