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THE 2014 NAB AFL Trade Period closes with 29 players having moved clubs, five of them as free agents.
Which club came out as this year's big winners? Who emerged stronger, and who got the worst of the deals?
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The Brisbane Lions were among this year's big movers.
They ended last year's trade period with recriminations flying after five young players left the club. This time they're welcoming Allen Christensen and Dayne Beams, losing only Joel Patfull.
Port Adelaide fans can look forward to Paddy Ryder strutting his stuff at Alberton next season, after the Bomber ruckman became deadline day's biggest mover.
The mood changed fast at the Western Bulldogs.
In crisis when captain Ryan Griffen asked for a trade and coach Brendan McCartney was sacked, the Dogs turned things around in dramatic fashion by landing former No.1 draft pick Tom Boyd in a Wednesday afternoon bombshell.
The exit door spun fastest at Greater Western Sydney.
The Giants lost six players including Boyd and Jono O'Rourke. Griffen's arrival plus three draft picks in the top seven will sweeten the losses.