Luke Davies-Uniacke

This is their time.

Harry Schicker, Luke Davies-Uniacke, they're both, they both should be premier mids in the game.

Fin O'Sullivan's getting better.

Well-

The organic growth.

Luke Davies-Uniacke, a little bit older, but has, has played some really good footy the last couple of years.

Harry Sheze will leading by.

You know, McKercher will now push up the ground a little bit.

We're taking your calls on Nick Blakey for the moment as we interject some other trade news around the competition.

G'day, Luke.

You're in Perth.

Welcome to Trade Radio.

He's still got five years at a million bucks plus on his contract.

Um, mate, I'm saying this with my tongue in my cheek, just a straight, straight swap for Shezeel would be good.

[laughs] No, Luke, appreciate your call.

I will say this, Tom, I reckon part of the negotiation between the Swans and North, the Swans w- are within their rights to go, "You are offering him, let's say conservatively, $11 million across eight years." That warrants a monster draft hand.

So Blakey's one and a half.

Davies Uniacke is well over a million.

Cheeser would be the same.

Sherry's long-term, Blakey's long-term.

I, I mean, I am, um, I am intrigued about North Melbourne's salary cap I mean, h-h-how far does their salary cap go? Because they have invested significantly, and long-term deals everywhere you look.

Like Davies Uniacke is on, on a bucket of cash.

Sheez was on a, on a bucket and has recently extended.

Simpkin, Zerha, Lucky, Sherry are all paid incredibly well, I would assume.

the, the, the, the fact that, you know, they were shopping this deal around, clearly.

You know, um, it was potentially Jordan De Goey's a couple of years ago, then it was Luke Davies-Uniacke that they were keen on.

For this to, to land at the, uh, at the feet of Tom De Koning.

I mean, everyone at the time knew it wasn't the right thing to do.