Rumours on Tuesday turned in to reports that while Melbourne had not put Oliver on the trade table, clubs had become aware of some discontent at the Demons and the possibility of a move was growing. It’s understood Melbourne is keen to assemble enough draft picks to trade up to the No.1 pick to snare Harley Reid, and making Oliver available could help them. It also comes after Oliver, who is contracted until 2030, endured a rollercoaster year with a serious hamstring injury and an infected foot which limited him to just 15 games. But Lyon was left reeling at the prospect of the club moving on a “generational talent”, also finding it hard to believe other clubs could make room for his reported $1 million a year salary“I’m horrified at the prospect … horrified at the thought this could happen,” he told SEN on Wednesday morning.“This is a generational midfield talent right now, who at 26 has done some stuff (on the field) that not many have done.“We’re getting well ahead of the pack. “I d...