Eagles’ cheeky response to pick No.1 offers

West Coast have had sufficient of ridiculous presents from rival golf equipment for his or her prized high draft decide, if a cheeky social media publish is something to go by.

The Eagles have prompt they’re open to buying and selling decide No.1 ought to they get a proposal they’ll’t refuse however they’ve clearly been left unimpressed with what golf equipment have served up thus far.

The meme, taken from a photograph of Kevin James’ as his character Doug Heffernan in King of Queens, has gone viral not too long ago and is commonly used to precise a cheeky or goofy temper.

It is available in response to the newest bids from North Melbourne and Melbourne, attempting to achieve entry to Victorian prodigy and potential high decide Harley Reid.

North Melbourne have supplied up decide two, and two of their three picks within the teenagers for this yr (15, 17 and 18) for picks No.1 and 23 — a commerce deemed not sufficient.

Melbourne are additionally eager to get Reid and have supplied the Eagles picks No.6, 11 and 42 for this yr in addition to their future first-round choice.

North had been ridiculed for his or her opening bid, which got here throughout the commerce interval and concerned picks 14 and 21 for this yr, and a variety on the finish of subsequent yr’s first-round.

Whether or not the Eagles will do a deal for the decide has been a sizzling subject because the Eagles completed final this season, touchdown the picket spoon.

The Eagles followers had been stuffed with reward for the publish with many suggesting it’s one of the best transfer the membership has made in years.

“This is is the best thing we’ve produced in the last 3 years,” Carl Aylett posted on Facebook whereas X, previously Twitter, person Pikey posted, “The eagles biggest win of the season and it came on their social media.”

However, there’s nonetheless loads of time for a deal to be finished with a pick-only commerce interval open till November 10 with swaps additionally potential on the evening of the AFL draft on November 20.