AFL trade period 2014, day ten

On day 10, in case you missed it:

• Ryan Griffen became a Giant, while Tom Boyd got to the Bulldogs
• The Dayne Beams five-club mega-deal was completed
• Port Adelaide and Essendon entered mediation over Paddy Ryder
• The Blues nabbed two young Giants
• St Kilda's Rhys Stanley was traded to Geelong

• Will Paddy Ryder get to Port?
• What happens with Adam Cooney?
• Will St Kilda find an offer for pick one too good not to take?
• And plenty more around the fringes!

Garlick won't discuss Adam Cooney's future and will let it play out over the next 24 hours.

Boyd's manager Liam Pickering refuses to dicsuss Tom Boyd's salary on AFL Trade Radio but confirms it is a 7-year deal.

Tom Boyd: 9 games, 8 goals, 7 years

It's a 7-year deal for Boyd at the Dogs says the club website!

Dogs' CEO Simon Garlick on the club's website:

"We know our supporters will be thrilled to see Tom play along-side the likes of Liberatore, Roughead, Wallis, Bontempelli, Macrae, Stringer, Dahlhaus, Johannisen, Hunter, Hrovat, Smith, Roberts and Talia, not to mention Minson, Murphy, Morris and Boyd and the rest our dedicated playing group."

Matthews confirms that the Bulldogs will be paying some of Griffen's salary next year.

He also leaves the door ajar for further movement with picks 4, 6 and 7.

Matthews: "Tom is an outstanding young man."