AFL clubs are exploring how they could put together a deal to persuade the Demons to part with one of the best players in the competition.
Clubs are exploring how they could put together a deal to persuade Melbourne to part with one of the best players in the competition, acting in the belief that Clayton Oliver could be available in this year’s trade period for the right deal.
This masthead spoke to several clubs about Oliver, two of which said they were doing their due diligence on the premiership midfielder. Other club sources who wanted to remain anonymous said they would find it impossible, despite his talent, to fit him into their salary cap or did not see him as the right fit.
“This year was pretty hard for me, personally,” Harmes said. “I said to the club I’d be interested in having a fresh start. Tom Lynch will have a delayed start to the preseason as he continues his recovery from a foot injury.The Tigers had hoped as late as June he could return late in the season, but those plans were shelved in mid-July by what Lynch said has been a frustratingly slow recovery.
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