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Date Posted: 23:34 20/09/24 Fri
Author: Jack
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 101.178.3.238
Subject: Sydney were aggressive in the trade period last year
In reply to: Annabelle 's message, "Why have equalisation policies when the Cats, Swans and Lions can clearly circumvent them by stealth." on 21:47 20/09/24 Fri

They brought in

- Grundy
- James Jordan
- Adams

All 3 have been big contributors this season even though Adams got dropped.

We did the same at the end of 2022.

We should do the same this trade period.

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