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AFLW 2024 - Round 9 - Indigenous Round - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Lets milk this for all we canI like the sound of "at least one 1st round draft pick"
In a normal market, he wouldn't command anything like $600,000 a year, but this is the inflated market while the Gold Coast and West Sydney clubs are set up.
So, it'll be a delicate and intriguing battle for the Lions to get worthwhile compensation if Brennan has his way. It should be a late first-round draft pick, which would go against talk from the Gold Coast in which they declared their nine first-round picks were off-limits.
JARED Brennan's AFL career moved closer to the Gold Coast this week. "The Gold Coast are probably favourites, though Carlton looks like it is interested too," Brennan told the NT News yesterday.
Financial security for Brennan, his wife and two daughters was always at the forefront of any negotiations.
Brennan has also demanded a midfield role as opposed to key positions up forward or down back.
"The midfield is where I play my best footy and I beleive the best way I can contribute to a footy team," he said. "If they want a full forward, centre half-forward or even a ruckman I'm out of there."
Wow wants 600k a year, 4 years and the ability to decide what position he plays.
When did Jared become so self assured?
Don't let the door hit you on the way out Jared...
Wow wants 600k a year, 4 years and the ability to decide what position he plays.
When did Jared become so self assured?
Anyone else get the impression that there was very little agonising over the decision to leave? He doesn't seem to have much identification with the Lions.
Ratten also confirmed the club's interest in Jared Brennan, who has played his last game for the Brisbane Lions and has already been linked to Gold Coast. At 195cm, Brennan has a proven ability to play in the forward line, midfield or backline."I think when a player of his calibre comes out, if you've got room in your salary cap and that opportunity arises, I think you really take it seriously," Ratten said.
"I think what he can do as a player is turn a game and I suppose some of those battles we have had [against Brisbane] ... were really tight tussles and he's one that really did cause a bit of a problem in the coach's box for me. I think in one of the games he scored something like four goals in about 15 minutes and we thought, 'He's on fire, how do we stop him?'
Any clubs hoping to take top-10 draft selections away from the Suns look set to be disappointed.
"Trade week is not a major part of our (recruiting) strategy," Gold Coast chief executive Travis Auld told AAP.
"We've said before that we don't expect to be active. We'll have our phones on and we'll listen, but it's not a priority."
The Suns continue to be linked with disgruntled Brisbane Lion Jared Brennan, although the enigmatic forward seems more likely to join a Melbourne-based club.
Sounds like Gold Coast are trying to play it cool re: Brennan.
I reckon they're skill keen.
Sounds like Gold Coast are trying to play it cool re: Brennan.
I reckon they're skill keen.
No, I think it will be their sixth pick which is pick 9 overall.