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TEB is a good get for EP, very pacy player who knows where the goals are.

And a 2019 premiership player, SS, suggests that TEB can play.
30 goals in 25 games backs up your statement and a bit of much-needed pace will be handy as (the Royal) We aren't the quickest side going around.
Had a quick Google and it seems that Tom was set to join Williamstown earlier this year before COVID put a stop to the VFL season.

Claremont
IN
Treacey (AFL). Patmore (AFL). Watson (AFL). Butters (AFL). Carter (AFL)
OUT
Reid (Perth). Clark (Perth). Hitchcock (Perth). Nitschke (WCE). Nyhuis (NT). Goddard (VFL).

East Fremantle
IN
Schoenfeld (AFL). O'Reilly (AFL). Chalmers (WP). Dixon (AFL). English (AFL).
OUT
Griffin (Retired). Loersch (Perth). Robinson (Subi). Watson (SF)

East Perth
IN
Wright (Return). Edwin-Baldwin (Subi).
OUT
McGinnity (Retired). Freeman (Interstate). Hart (Work)

Peel
IN
Schofield (AFL). Pina (AFL). Della Franca (SF). Chapman (WP). Walker (EF). Western (Cl). O'Driscoll (Perth)
OUT
Winder (AFL)

Perth
IN
Loersch (EF). Smith (AFL). Reid (Claremont). Clark (Claremont). Hitchcock (Claremont). Bird (Interstate). Langlands (AFL). Grey (WCE), Fisher (WCE), McInnes (WCE)
OUT
McDonald (AFL). Delahunty (Interstate). Murphy. Payne. Marlin (WCE). Hansen (WCE). Johnson. O'Driscoll (AFL).

South Fremantle
IN
McCarthy (AFL). Smith (Perth). Schlensog (AFL). Parker (AFL). Watson (EF).
OUT
Feeney (WCE)

Subiaco
IN
Matera (AFL). Putt (Ammo). Denton (Ammo). Mayo (AFL). Robinson (EF). Harris (VFL).
OUT
Horsley (Retired). Waters (Retired). Newton (Retired). Reid (Ammo). Doyle (Ammo). Edwin-Baldwin (EP).

Swans
IN
Jones (Interstate). Palmer (Interstate). East (Ammo). Fisher (Ammo). Jetta (AFL)
OUT
Payne (Retired). Granger-Barras (AFL). Hampson (Retired).

West Perth
IN
NIL
OUT
Lourey (Retired), Chalmers (EF), B.Antonio (Retired). Meadows (VFL). Chapman (AFL)

West Coast
IN
Brayshaw (AFL). Feeney (SF). Marlin (Perth). Hansen (Perth). Nitschke (Claremont). Winder (Peel). Trew (SD)
OUT
Grey (Perth). Fisher (Perth). McInnes (Perth).

SS, it strikes me that Subi have been pretty quiet on the recruiting front. I had assumed there would be some announcements after the draft but nothing yet. Anything going on? So far, it seems pretty clear your losses outweigh gains.

On face value TN but when you consider we missed Lockyer, Marsh, Heal, Litherland, Horsley, Borchet and a few others through injury for most of this year's shortened season, it's almost like we'll have a new side in 2021 when you add in young guys like Martin, Stainsby and Hickmott who stepped up in 2020.

Ted Nugent wrote: SS, it strikes me that Subi have been pretty quiet on the recruiting front. I had assumed there would be some announcements after the draft but nothing yet. Anything going on? So far, it seems pretty clear your losses outweigh gains.

Main type we were after was a genuine ruckman to give Dela some relief, we unsuccessfully chased Ajang Ajang and Goddard, no word on anyone else, but as BC mentioned, the injured "A" graders coming back will still see us around the mark but not the dominant force of past years, Horse was so important to the playing group. I think we all look forward to a far more even comp in '21, Souths and Cl will be the benchmarks with us plus Perth, SD & EF have recruited well, EP to continue improving after just missing finals and who knows what WC & Peelmantle will bring to the table plus you can never count Joondy out.

I agree that Subi will still be competitive but not dominant. It's just unusual to see quite a number of reasonably high profile ex AFL players come into the WAFL and only one (so far) snaffled by Subi. Agree SF are looking strong on paper, especially the forward line. I'm not so convinced about C - they have lost Nuyhuis and possibly Mitchell, and I don't think Carter, Tracey and Butters are going to add much at all.

Subi will add Jonathon Marsh I would've thought

I thought Marsh was training with Carlton? Otherwise, yes, Subi would be the frontrunners.

Ted Nugent wrote: I agree that Subi will still be competitive but not dominant. It's just unusual to see quite a number of reasonably high profile ex AFL players come into the WAFL and only one (so far) snaffled by Subi. Agree SF are looking strong on paper, especially the forward line. I'm not so convinced about C - they have lost Nuyhuis and possibly Mitchell, and I don't think Carter, Tracey and Butters are going to add much at all.

Cl have also lost Goddard.
Subi have 2 AFL with Matera and also Mayo.