<\/strong>MORE: <\/strong>'Hurtful' Collingwood act that shattered Treloar<\/a><\/p>\n Of the coaches surveyed, only one was fully against the idea of players being traded without consent.<\/p>\n Out of the coaches who said clubs should be able to move players without them signing off, one said it should only be allowed after a player has served a certain number of years, while another suggested that it should only be allowed for players above a certain pay packet.<\/p>\n While there has been a rise in player movement in the last decade, the AFL still requires players to sign off on a trade before its completion, even if they are out of contract.<\/p>\n The survey comes after Collingwood's controversial Adam Treloar<\/a> trade stole all the headlines during the off-season.<\/p>\n Fans were left stunned as the Magpies actively looked to offload the star on-baller, despite having recently signed him to a lucrative new deal.<\/p>\n Treloar was eventually dealt to the Western Bulldogs in the final hour of the Trade Period, and played his first game for the club against Collingwood in Round One<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n