mpal6
Brownlow Medallist
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You are forgetting to factor in the VFL index which is where an interstate club is expected to take less & give more in any deal/trade with a National VFL club!Sydney doesn't need to let Blues win. They can look after their own interests and ask for a ransom in my view. As the link provided earlier shows its contracted up to 2023, so if Blues want him that badly they can pay up.
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I have a feeling we'll be made to give up pick 9. Hopefully we at least get something back.Similar, not exact. Gibbs’ wife hadn’t moved anywhere. He was one of a handful of senior players Carlton had planned their rebuild around and signed a straight up long term contract, no clauses, which had already been front loaded before he requested the trade. He also informed the club quite late, whereas this move seems to have been on the boil for a while now.
Carlton have done really well to attract a quality player in an direct area of need, now they’ll have to pay up. Hopefully a deal is done that satisfies everyone.
What are you on what ever it is I’ll have a kiloYou are forgetting to factor in the VFL index which is where an interstate club is expected to take less & give more in any deal/trade with a National VFL club!
Pick 9 is about right as much as I think that is still on the unders side- we just better not accept less.
This is part of the fun of forums though.all of this discussion seems somewhat pointless, until there is 100% clarification on Papley's contract situation. Too many different media reports.
If he is contracted until 2021, then it probably happens for pick 9.
If he is contracted until 2023, carlton will probably have to give more.
BTW, all the dickheads (from all teams) who constantly post crap like this 'will' happen and 'we' wont accept x ... and x deal is 'done' ... when they don't have the first clue of what they are talking about and their 'source' is the dude they have coffees with at work ... are the problem with BigFooty.
This is part of the fun of forums though.
all of this discussion seems somewhat pointless, until there is 100% clarification
Did you confuse this discussion forum with an encyclopedia?
2 years, well Sydney probably are keen to make a deal.
4 years ... good grief, Australia could be underwater by then due to the climate apocalypse.
That sounds awfully close to you discussing and speculating what Sydney (and Mother Nature) are thinking....
Here's a fact - Papley has told Sydney he wants to go to Carlton. Why would he do that if it's 4 years?
Linked article quite clearly states that Papley is contracted until 2023. All reputable sources that I can find are going with 2023 also, barring the Herald Sun's live blog, which I can't check as I'm not a subscriber.
because he wants a trade to carlton i guess.
You mean their live coverage blog? Someone posting updates every ten minutes is far more likely to have it wrong than a dozen people who have spent hours writing articles categorically stating that he's contracted.The Herald Sun article sounds more realistic. Ive been saying since the AFL.com article got posted that it made little sense. Papley's management would be seriously incompetent to agree to that kind of extension when he already looked like a well established AFL footballer.
You mean their live coverage blog? Someone posting updates every ten minutes is far more likely to have it wrong than a dozen people who have spent hours writing articles categorically stating that he's contracted.
His management may well be incompetent, no one has ruled that out. Or maybe his circumstances changed in the last few months.
It could also be that the way that the trigger clause works, as it appears there were two triggers, one for an extra year to 2021 and one for two more years on top of that, to 2023. Usually both parties have to agree to take the option for it to come into effect, but perhaps agreeing to the one last year also agrees to the other this year.
Linked article quite clearly states that Papley is contracted until 2023. All reputable sources that I can find are going with 2023 also, barring the Herald Sun's live blog, which I can't check as I'm not a subscriber.
I work with Pap’s girlfriend since she’s come back from Sydney full time - he will nominate Carlton.