Thurlow will add to the Club’s defensive stocks, joining the likes of up-and-coming defenders Aliir Aliir, Callum Mills and Lewis Melican, while Clarke will strengthen Sydney’s midfield, led by Josh Kennedy, Luke Parker and Isaac Heeney. The 26-year-old will join the likes of former Port Adelaide duo Dougal Howard and Paddy Ryder at the Saints next season. Swans forward Tom Papley is reportedly settled in Sydney and won't pursue a trade to a Victorian club over the off-season. The Swans' offer to the Bombers didn't meet their valuation, seeing Daniher remain at Tullamarine and Papley stay in Sydney. The general consensus is 'yes', but the cold, hard reality is that Sydney is in a backward spiral; fourth bottom last year and third bottom in 2020. Whe…, General footy chat Sydney Derby press conference https://t.co/xQrwIAwDxe #goswans #proudlysydneyWhat a waste of time. Bombers list manager Adrian Dodoro was adamant he would hold Daniher to the final year of his contract unless the Swans came up with a blockbuster deal and he did not blink as the 7:30pm (AEDT) deadline came and went. View the latest AFL trade news and rumours for the Sydney Swans and their players. Could they be on the brink of another one Gary Buckenara analyses the Swans list. Like Lloyd, he was also unlucky not to sneak into the AA squad. He turns 34 next year, has two years remaining on his contract, and his wage continues to put pressure on Sydney's salary cap and ability to trade in A-graders. “We pretty much covered all of these bases and vehicles to trade and I think we’ve come out ahead.“The trade period is obviously a really important part of every club’s list management strategy but just as important is your retention strategy with your players and we went in with a clear focus this year to retain some of our really important players in that age profile that we think sets us up for the future. "With the other guys joining the club in the trade period, and a lot of talented young guys at the Saints already, I can't wait to get started," Hill said in a statement. The Sydney Swans have brought in a combination of players, points and future draft selections during this year’s trade period. From 2019, fans will no longer be able to subscribe to AFL Live Pass through the AFL website. The Swans will now turn their attention to the upcoming drafts and finalising their 2019 list. Led by Dane Rampe, Jake Lloyd and Callum Mills, Sydney's backline continues to be a success story. “We pretty much covered all of these bases and vehicles to trade and I think we’ve come out ahead. Josh Kennedy was that person but he is slowing down, and while Luke Parker is an excellent player, he is not a ball-magnet. Gold Coast Suns player Corey Ellis.Source:News Corp Australia, “The people I have met throughout the industry have helped to shape the person I am today, and that’s something that won’t be lost on me as I take the next steps in my career.”. And the Swans again face another season without a legitimate No.1 tap gun. Horlin-Smith said: “My time at Geelong afforded me a host of experiences, including my debut game, however I want to also thank the Suns for the opportunity they gave me to continue my career. S…, Well done boys! Read the latest Sydney Swans news from SEN 1116 - Melbourne's Home of Sport Watched about 5 mins. 6 AFL news 2020: trade rumours, Gold Coast Suns, Sydney Swans, Jack Watts | Geelong Advertiser. Rugby news 2020, Bledisloe Cup: Caleb Clarke, Jonah Lomu loo... AFL news 2020: Julie Neale rejected Lachie Neale, Brownlow M... Valerie Loureda Bellator news: Hollywood calls star after In... Find out more about our policy and your choices, including how to opt-out. Papley's deal with the Swans runs until the end of 2023. https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/sportal_com_au/b4/b1/tom-papley-john-longmire_a58jfgqvir5t19cw0np9a32s0.jpg?t=-1906549740&w=500&quality=80, Papley sought a trade at the end of last year, Hawthorn re-sign veteran Shaun Burgoyne on one-year deal, Carlton showed the most interest last year. "Players with his combination of speed, running power and class are rare, and his inclusion will immediately add a different element to our midfield," Gallagher said. The Sydney Swans have brought in a combination of players, points and future draft selections during this year’s trade period.On the final day of the trade period, the Swans secured 24-year-old rebounding defender Jackson Thurlow from Geelong, who's set to join fellow recruit Ryan Clarke in red and white next season. “The trade period is obviously a really important part of every club’s list management strategy but just as important is your retention strategy with your players and we went in with a clear focus this year to retain some of our really important players in that age profile that we think sets us up for the future. Lance Franklin's ageing body is a massive concern, Sam Reid has his own fitness issues, Will Hayward doesn't kick enough goals, Isaac Heeney is needed in the midfield, Sam Gray is a bust, McCartin looks better as a defender, Nick Blakey looks better up the ground, which all leads to an over-reliance on Tom Papley. “When you look at all of that and the natural development of the squad, which we saw this year and we should see further developments next year, I think we’re well placed to continue to challenge now and in the future.”. After signing with Port Adelaide in 2017, the 29-year-old suffered a serious leg injury last year, and has not played a competitive game since. Given the lack of legitimate keys, the back six/seven do an outstanding job. C-grade footskills2. And the Sydney Swans' Luke Parker cut a dapper figure next to partner Kate Lawrence, who stood out in a red number. By WWOS staff. He kicked 161 goals in 174 games since making his AFL debut in 2008. “I’m not sure what the future holds just yet but I’m looking forward to some time away from the limelight.”. Meanwhile, two other squad members who have battled injury since signing with the Suns in 2018 — former Geelong player George Horlin-Smith and ex-Tiger Anthony Miles — announced their retirements on Thursday. Clearly we brought some players into the Club in Ryan Clarke and Jackson Thurlow and players went out in Dan Hannebery, Gary Rohan and Nic Newman,” Harley said. When I go to the Ticketmaster site for member tickets it asks for a barcode? Sporting a glove after breaking a hand last week and playing out the contest, Sydney defender Dane Rampe shows he won't flinch. Although the Swans did have some encouraging performances against solid opposition, there were some horrible losses too, including giving up a seven-goal-to-nil lead against Carlton in round 16. Under new AFL rules, clubs have the ability to continue trading picks and the Swans will look to further strengthen their draft hand.