The Early Trade with Kane Cornes & Sam Edmund - Tuesday 29th September
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Which teams can match Brisbane and Fremantle after the Grand Final?
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Oh yes, here we go. Hello, everyone. Hello, trade friends, and welcome for the first time this year to the early trade. Three days on from that extraordinary grand final, and now three days out from the start of free agency. And there might be as much coach movement as there is player movement on the eve of this exchange window, but there's much to discuss, much to debate, much to ponder. And to help us do all of that is my old running mate. Something about him getting up early and doing the work is the four time Port Adelaide best and Ferris winner. His name is Kane Corns. Hello, Kano.
My word we get up early and do the work on the early trade, Sammy. We do it again. We are back for what feels like it's gonna be a pretty large trade period and the thing I love about this time is that uh it gives everyone hope and it gives everyone the opportunity to look at the best, which is Brisbane right now and how they have developed their list. Dunkley comes in, the the the you know, the the the the stalwarts that they've got like Leicester. They come from all places. Clearly the The genesis of your list is built at the draft like they have done. But Charlie Cameron comes in, he's kicked sixty-three finals goals, he was a star on the day. Lockie Neal comes in, so all the different avenues that you've got to build your list starts now, it starts at the draft and for those that didn't play in the grand final, it would have been a bit confronting just sitting back and looking at the level that both of those teams played to.
And I was thinking, Sammy, whi which teams right now of the eighteen are capable of playing at that level? So we saw Hawthorne do it, no worries. Hawthorne c easily could have stood up. in that grand final. We saw Sydney do it, and if Sydney had their five players and they probably would have been in the grand final. I think that's it. I think it's I think it's Hawthorne, I think it's Sydney, I think it's Brisbane and Freeman all right now that are capable of playing at that level halfway through the last quarter and you go bang. We're on here. Geelong probably sporadically can do it, but I'm not sure they're quite at that level. And good luck to the rest of ya.
Yeah, then you go Crows, Melbourne, and the Western Bulldogs, who are going to get, well, the best player in the whole period into their football club as well. And the Cats are going to be typically busy. Marshall's going to join, hopefully for their sake. Uh Toby Green's going to come into that uh forward fifty as well. You make a good point about the grand final teams, because it's easy to forget, isn't it, just how important this window is. Shea Bolton won the Norm Smith. Like he got brought across in a big deal. Oscar Allen was serviceable on the day. Came across via free agency in the same window that Sam Draper was so important yesterday as well in that big matchup against uh Luke Jackson, those two getting there for premiership.
So there's gonna be a lot of movement. I'm with you. Every club wants to win the deal. That's what we like on trade radio. We like it to get a little bit nasty. So that's what it's all about. Uh oh four two six three oh seven five double one, 'cause it's also about you getting involved with the early trade as well. The lines are always open. I I think we're gonna have an open door policy. One three hundred twenty three fifty five forty eight. So get all those numbers in your phone. Reem are powering the early trade uh this year. They are Australia's favorite. That's heady, uh steady, hot and strong, and Deacon uni, home to the world's number one sports science school. I think the list is back as well, Kano.
We're gonna have a daily list. The list is
back today uh and the focus of the list today is who's under the pump? Who is under the pump? The ten figures who need a big trade period. Don't you worry about that. And there's a few that would be sweating right now.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Which teams can match Brisbane and Fremantle after the Grand Final?
0:06–7:02
2
Will Chris Fagan continue coaching Brisbane after a demanding season?
7:02–18:44
3
What does John Longmire’s move to Essendon mean for the club?
18:44–28:50
4
What are North Melbourne’s options in its coaching search?
28:50–37:43
5
How could Port Adelaide and the Bulldogs structure a Zach Butters trade?
37:43–49:48
6
Which AFL clubs and figures are under the most pressure this trade period?
49:48–1:07:10
7
How are Essendon’s list changes shaping its best 23?
1:07:10–1:20:43
8
Which star players could move as future free agency approaches?
1:20:43–1:26:01
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