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The Phantom's Trade Mega Guide

The Phantom’s mega trade period analysis

IT was a huge AFL trade period with some big — and some not so big — names moving clubs. The Phantom gives his analysis on how every traded player fits into their new side and the world of SuperCoach in 2019.

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Dylan Shiel of the Giants controls the ball during the Round 18 AFL match between the Port Adelaide Power and the Greater Western Sydney (GWS) Giants at Adelaide Oval in Adelaide, Sunday, July 22, 2018. (AAP Image/David Mariuz) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

The big names still on the trade table

THERE’S just three days left in the 2018 AFL Trade Period. Who’s still waiting for a deal to be done? We look at the players who’s move is a sure thing or has no hope of happening.

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Will Jesse Hogan still go to Fremantle?

Why this weekend is ‘critical’ for big trades

LATE night text messages, emails and phone calls. The talks never stop during the AFL trade period. Get the inside word on what it’s really like for clubs, players and managers over this massive weekend as Gary Buckenara gives you a behind-the-scenes look.

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18/07/18 - AFL - Port Adelaide Star Chad Wingard. Picture SARAH REED

Power must weigh up Wingard dilemma

WHILE Port Adelaide is happy for Chad Wingard to stay at the club next year, the Power must weigh up one important element: trade him now while he has value or risk him flying the nest in 12 months.

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AFL Round 2. Western Bulldogs vs. Sydney Swans at Etihad Stadium.   marcus Adams   . Pic: Michael Klein

Dogs play hard ball on Adams

BRISBANE is still optimistic it can secure Western Bulldogs defender Marcus Adams in a trade, despite the clubs not talking on Monday and the Dogs adamant he’ll be held to his contract.

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