jb03 said:
Moloney wears no 32. He is a great player. Everyone says that he looks like Garry Hocking. Not sure if that's because he wears no32. I must admit he does move a lot like Hocking.
20 yrs old
I'd take him and 16.
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Moloney wears no 32. He is a great player. Everyone says that he looks like Garry Hocking. Not sure if that's because he wears no32. I must admit he does move a lot like Hocking.
20 yrs old
I'd take him and 16.
Number 32. Born 28.1.1984 from South Warrnambool/Geel U18 in 2003 PSD at pick 4, 181cm, 86kg. Can't find my round 19 footy record so can't guess how many he played this year but prob around 17 for 25 total. Feature article in the Age (?) earlier this year comparing him to Hocking and not just for wearing 32. Puts head over the footy, hard-bodied.jb03 said:
From 2004 AFL Season Preview:
"Solidly built youngster who burst on to the scene late in the [2003] season and played in eight of the Cats' last nine games. Wearing the number 32 jumper made famous by Garry Hocking, in both looks and style Moloney bore many characteristics of the former Geelong star. Has pace and is a long, penetrating kick, assets that should take him further."
Take him if we can get him.
Ready
according to gossip Geelong , Melbourne and Richmond are staying late to sort things out.
Don't be suprised if the AFL people are given trade deals to process with their coffee when they arrive in the morning.
Don't be suprised if the AFL people are given trade deals to process with their coffee when they arrive in the morning.
afl.com.au -- Dealing for Ottens drags on
5:59:31 PM Thu 7 October, 2004
Paul Gough
Sportal
Richmond football director Greg Miller remains confident the Tigers can secure two first round picks - including one in the first ten - for Brad Ottens even though the disgruntled ruckman's immediate future remained unclear on Thursday night with just one day of AFL trade week remaining.
With the deadline for all trades being 2pm Friday, Geelong - the club Ottens has publicly declared he wants to play for - remain the clear favourites to land the best player available in this year's trade period.
However after four days of negotiations the Cats and Tigers have still yet to reach an agreement meaning there is still a chance Ottens could fail to reach his preferred club and be forced into the pre-season draft - as was the case with Jade Rawlings and Nick Stevens last year.
The Cats are still working to get another first round pick, besides their own pick at number 16, in order to secure the deal with Richmond but are reluctant to give up any of their young stars to do it.
After rejecting the option of giving Collingwood talented forward Steve Johnson in exchange for its number seven pick, the Cats are now unlikely to secure a top ten pick.
Their best options now appear to be either to get pick 11 - which Fremantle has exchanged to Port Adelaide as part of the Josh Carr deal - or pick 12, which now belongs with Melbourne after Adelaide traded it for the Demons for Scott Thompson.
It is believed Port wants Corey Enright in exchange for pick 11 while Melbourne wants Brent Moloney in exchange for pick 12.
Should the Cats agree to either deal they would then be able to offer the Tigers two first round draft picks for Ottens, although neither pick would be in the top ten.
Miller maintained on Thursday that the Tigers would not water down their demands for Ottens.
"We still want a (draft) choice under ten," he said.
With Sydney now out of the chase for Ottens after instead agreeing to a deal for Melbourne ruckman Darren Jolly on Thursday, Geelong football operations manager Garry Davidson admitted his club had the frontrunning to secure the services of the big Richmond ruckman.
"You would have thought so but we have still got to do a deal with Richmond and get them to accept what we come up with," he said.
http://afl.com.au/default.asppg=news&spg=display&articleid=174350
5:59:31 PM Thu 7 October, 2004
Paul Gough
Sportal
Richmond football director Greg Miller remains confident the Tigers can secure two first round picks - including one in the first ten - for Brad Ottens even though the disgruntled ruckman's immediate future remained unclear on Thursday night with just one day of AFL trade week remaining.
With the deadline for all trades being 2pm Friday, Geelong - the club Ottens has publicly declared he wants to play for - remain the clear favourites to land the best player available in this year's trade period.
However after four days of negotiations the Cats and Tigers have still yet to reach an agreement meaning there is still a chance Ottens could fail to reach his preferred club and be forced into the pre-season draft - as was the case with Jade Rawlings and Nick Stevens last year.
The Cats are still working to get another first round pick, besides their own pick at number 16, in order to secure the deal with Richmond but are reluctant to give up any of their young stars to do it.
After rejecting the option of giving Collingwood talented forward Steve Johnson in exchange for its number seven pick, the Cats are now unlikely to secure a top ten pick.
Their best options now appear to be either to get pick 11 - which Fremantle has exchanged to Port Adelaide as part of the Josh Carr deal - or pick 12, which now belongs with Melbourne after Adelaide traded it for the Demons for Scott Thompson.
It is believed Port wants Corey Enright in exchange for pick 11 while Melbourne wants Brent Moloney in exchange for pick 12.
Should the Cats agree to either deal they would then be able to offer the Tigers two first round draft picks for Ottens, although neither pick would be in the top ten.
Miller maintained on Thursday that the Tigers would not water down their demands for Ottens.
"We still want a (draft) choice under ten," he said.
With Sydney now out of the chase for Ottens after instead agreeing to a deal for Melbourne ruckman Darren Jolly on Thursday, Geelong football operations manager Garry Davidson admitted his club had the frontrunning to secure the services of the big Richmond ruckman.
"You would have thought so but we have still got to do a deal with Richmond and get them to accept what we come up with," he said.
http://afl.com.au/default.asppg=news&spg=display&articleid=174350
Dealing for Ottens drags on
If we can not get a top ten pick what about 11, 12 & 16...
After all Freo paid 3 picks for Carr !
If we can not get a top ten pick what about 11, 12 & 16...
After all Freo paid 3 picks for Carr !
BRENT MOLONEY
Guernsey Number: 32
Height 181 cm
Weight: 86 kg
Recruited From: Geelong U18
Debut: vs. Port Adelaide, round 14, 2003
Date of Birth: 28/1/84
Rising Star Nominee Round 10, 2004
Player Statistics - Brent Moloney
Season
AFL 2004 Premiership Season
Round Date vs. K H P M HO T FF FA G B
Round 2 04/04/2004 Carlton 12 1 13 6 0 1 0 3 0 1
Round 5 25/04/2004 Fremantle 20 5 25 8 0 2 0 0 1 0
Round 6 02/05/2004 Adelaide 13 1 14 4 0 1 2 0 1 0
Round 8 16/05/2004 Melbourne 7 8 15 3 0 0 0 3 0 0
Round 9 22/05/2004 Essendon 5 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Round 10 30/05/2004 Port Adelaide 16 4 20 9 0 1 0 0 0 0
Round 11 06/06/2004 Western Bulldogs 7 6 13 2 0 2 0 0 0 1
Round 12 13/06/2004 Kangaroos 4 5 9 1 0 0 0 1 1 2
Round 13 19/06/2004 Brisbane Lions 8 2 10 5 0 1 0 0 0 1
Round 14 03/07/2004 West Coast Eagles 6 6 12 4 0 0 0 0 1 0
Round 15 09/07/2004 Collingwood 3 5 8 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
Round 22 29/08/2004 Hawthorn 10 7 17 1 0 1 0 1 1 0
Season
AFL 2004 Premiership Season Finals
Round Date vs. K H P M HO T FF FA G B
QUALIFYING FINALS 05/09/2004 Port Adelaide 8 2 10 1 0 3 1 1 0 1
SEMI FINALS 11/09/2004 Essendon 1 3 4 2 0 2 0 0 0 0
PRELIMINARY FINALS 18/09/2004 Brisbane Lions 10 4 14 7 0 1 1 0 0 0
from http://gfc.com.au/default.asppg=players&spg=playerprofile&personid=133721
Guernsey Number: 32
Height 181 cm
Weight: 86 kg
Recruited From: Geelong U18
Debut: vs. Port Adelaide, round 14, 2003
Date of Birth: 28/1/84
Rising Star Nominee Round 10, 2004
Player Statistics - Brent Moloney
Season
AFL 2004 Premiership Season
Round Date vs. K H P M HO T FF FA G B
Round 2 04/04/2004 Carlton 12 1 13 6 0 1 0 3 0 1
Round 5 25/04/2004 Fremantle 20 5 25 8 0 2 0 0 1 0
Round 6 02/05/2004 Adelaide 13 1 14 4 0 1 2 0 1 0
Round 8 16/05/2004 Melbourne 7 8 15 3 0 0 0 3 0 0
Round 9 22/05/2004 Essendon 5 1 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Round 10 30/05/2004 Port Adelaide 16 4 20 9 0 1 0 0 0 0
Round 11 06/06/2004 Western Bulldogs 7 6 13 2 0 2 0 0 0 1
Round 12 13/06/2004 Kangaroos 4 5 9 1 0 0 0 1 1 2
Round 13 19/06/2004 Brisbane Lions 8 2 10 5 0 1 0 0 0 1
Round 14 03/07/2004 West Coast Eagles 6 6 12 4 0 0 0 0 1 0
Round 15 09/07/2004 Collingwood 3 5 8 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
Round 22 29/08/2004 Hawthorn 10 7 17 1 0 1 0 1 1 0
Season
AFL 2004 Premiership Season Finals
Round Date vs. K H P M HO T FF FA G B
QUALIFYING FINALS 05/09/2004 Port Adelaide 8 2 10 1 0 3 1 1 0 1
SEMI FINALS 11/09/2004 Essendon 1 3 4 2 0 2 0 0 0 0
PRELIMINARY FINALS 18/09/2004 Brisbane Lions 10 4 14 7 0 1 1 0 0 0
from http://gfc.com.au/default.asppg=players&spg=playerprofile&personid=133721
gary davidson says the cats have to get richmond to accept the deal put to them...
well mate you can go stick it where it will fit, he is our player we dont have to accept jack from you guys fullstop...
i tell ya i have had a gutfull of this crap...
ottens has screwed this club for seven years and is still doing it, not wanting to go to the roo's what a crock, well i think its time to really stick it to the knob i dont give a rats where he ends up now..
well mate you can go stick it where it will fit, he is our player we dont have to accept jack from you guys fullstop...
i tell ya i have had a gutfull of this crap...
ottens has screwed this club for seven years and is still doing it, not wanting to go to the roo's what a crock, well i think its time to really stick it to the knob i dont give a rats where he ends up now..
tigers80 said:
this idiot is obviously child-minded and is easily influenced that Geelong is a power again just because they made the finals. If he showed a bit of common sense by nominating more than one club, it could've been a win-win situation for both us and him.
3AW Deal Ottens
3AW reckon the Ottens deal has been done with Geelong
for picks 12 & 16
Poor deal I would think
3AW reckon the Ottens deal has been done with Geelong
for picks 12 & 16
Poor deal I would think
Re: 3AW Deal Ottens
this is a ok to good deal
because the different between 10 and 12 is not much
and major thing it a deal and we get somethnig for this played
this is a ok to good deal
because the different between 10 and 12 is not much
and major thing it a deal and we get somethnig for this played
I don't think its about being greedy, it's about taking a stance. Look at Port. They took a stance last year with Stevens.
When it came to dealing with Carr, it was taking the same stance. Freo and Carr knew they couldn't trump Port, so Port milked Freo for 3 draft picks.
If we show that we're a bunch of softc@cks with Ottens, everyone will think that we can be played like guitars.
It's time this club took a stance and looked forward. We're never going to be successful until we do.
When it came to dealing with Carr, it was taking the same stance. Freo and Carr knew they couldn't trump Port, so Port milked Freo for 3 draft picks.
If we show that we're a bunch of softc@cks with Ottens, everyone will think that we can be played like guitars.
It's time this club took a stance and looked forward. We're never going to be successful until we do.
