Trade Exchange with Josh Gabelich and Michael Voss - Full Show (29.09.26)
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How has AFL trade coverage changed as player movement becomes a year-round business?
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Welcome to the trade exchange. Thanks to Toyota. Stock now arriving. Visit a Toyota dealer today. The trade exchange is back. It looks different though this year. I'm in a different chair. Sarah Olly is the big out, and the big in is Michael Voss. Now, AFL.com.au consumers would know that Sarah Olly is on maternity leave. So clearly I'm the lucky one to survive for another year. Vossi, welcome to the day. Mark Side. Good to be here. Chat All Things Trade. We are gonna unpack many different things across the next two and a bit weeks, but I wanna start with Trade Radio. How much have you consumed? Mm. This has become a juggernaut across the past decade. You've been a coach for much of that period. How much have you consumed?
Um,
I'll be truthful little. Um, don't mind the mega trades. Uh so don't mind uh a little bit of throw it as some yeah, just a couple of little hypotheticals out there just to be able to get everyone talking. That's uh never never too bad an idea. But um I don't know. I think by the time you get to the end of the season, um to be honest as a as a coach, um most things go off, um, including your phone, uh, radio and all TV shows. So you tend to use that period of time. time to re-energize and um and have a actual chance to be able to look through your list, be able to take your time through where the list is at, do your reviews, um, do your review of your season, um, lock in on what you think needs to be able to get nut next.
And then through this period of time you're probably having If you're active, um you're having a lot of conversations with players.
Up some of your war stories across the next fortnight. But you've lived the evolution of trade coverage when you consider you've been involved in this game since 1992 in different ways. How much has it changed the trade space, the player movement space? Because it's become a 12-month business. What's it like being a a coach and walking back into the footy club after one of your players has been linked to a rival club the night before, even on the same day that you're in the building? What's that like?
Well, I think if you looked from nineteen ninety two, there was still this real loyalty um from both sides. And, you know, when you went your one club, you stayed at the club, there wasn't a lot of levers to come into the AFL, let alone go to another club. So um in some ways if a player was off doing something with another club and they'd visited their facility. It was almost treated as treason. Um and It'd be certainly ostracized and there'd be a lot of t sort of locker room conversations directly um at the player and um but we sort of become what's transitioned is we just have the acceptance now that uh you know there's a lot of these conversations that are going on throughout the year. There's there there are not a lot that are left to now.
Um there's obviously ones that will always pop up based on club needs, but um rarely are you sort of doing your research This late into a player. Um, but you have to still obviously stay open to those. So it's it's almost become the accepted part of the business.
What is Michael Voss planning after stepping away from coaching?
And you know, we're just seeing Toby Green now, the captain of his GWS, he's he's moved now to Geelong, and um I don't think anyone's sort of begrudging that decision. It's it's been he's given great service to GWS. Um he felt like his time was right to be able to move somewhere else. He's looking for probably a short short term opportunity based on where their club's at and I don't think anyone at GWS could begrudge that decision. Um is and and based on the services given the game to them. Now I'm sure plenty of people
listening, Vossi, are all thinking the same thing. What is next for you in twenty twenty seven? I want to start there before we go into the grand final and pick that apart and look at it through a Brisbane lens. Do you have any interest in club land in twenty twenty seven or is media full time for you next year?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How has AFL trade coverage changed as player movement becomes a year-round business?
0:01–3:15
2
What is Michael Voss planning after stepping away from coaching?
3:15–5:50
3
How did Michael Voss decide his Norm Smith Medal votes?
5:50–11:55
4
How did Brisbane keep its premiership dynasty together?
11:55–17:49
5
How did Brisbane build a list capable of winning multiple premierships?
17:49–27:12
6
Why might Chris Fagan walk away from coaching after Brisbane's premiership?
27:12–30:02
7
Was Michael Voss ever tempted to leave Brisbane for Collingwood or Sydney?
30:02–38:10
8
How do AFL coaches shape trade targets, and what will John Longmire bring to Essendon?
38:10–42:48
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