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Your mistake... Everyone knows you can't count the goals kicked against Gold Coast![]()
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Your mistake... Everyone knows you can't count the goals kicked against Gold Coast![]()
I think the point is that they saw no worth in a second-round future pick because the AFL gave them a massive hand-out. They simply don't care if they get zilch for Martin. It's easy to make these bold decisions when you're drowning in top end picks.
Let's be clear, if the AFL doesn't hand over all those priority picks, Martin deal gets done.
That we've had to go through this rubbish is entirely on the AFL.
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All of a sudden, SOS looks like a genius again. His plan B, get Martin through the PSD for nothing. Where are the melts now?
Port Adelaide are pretty keen on Dylan Stephens and are looking to move up the order. We may downgrade our first for their first plus second rounder and get Martin with the second rounder. Melbourne are making us nervous if he goes to the PSD.
Wylie Buzza. Just let go. Has barely played. Would he be on the radar? TBH I know nothing about him.
In the context of this makey-uppy AFL administration, I'm not going to entertain the thought of Martin joining for 'free' until it happens.
Stand by for word from Gil and co that the PSD has been formally scrapped for this year (and, most likely, only this year), or otherwise to level charges of draft tampering or whatnot at how this is handled from here (in regard to snubbing Melbourne, for example). Nothing is beyond the AFL here - they have optics and narrative to manage.
Probably a bit early for that - recruiters/scouts will have done their jobs, but the club's focus wouldn't have been on the early draft.
Time for Brodie and his guys to pull their considerable weight.
Didn't they scrap the PSD last year?
FreoIf we get Jack Martin in the PSD, then the trade period is a win for Carlton if in the live trading, we swap Pick 9 for another team's 1st Round Pick in 2020.
Then in 2020, we use our two 1st Round Picks in 2020 and our future 1st Round 2021 Pick to trade for an absolute midfield A grade gun like Josh Kelly.
Didn't they scrap the PSD last year?
I wouldn't, unless we still held a stongish position this year
I still don't understand GC's mentality. They want to look tough and strong so they knock back our offer. But in the end we get him for free through the PSD.
To me, they just look stupid. All they do is lose the draft picks and they don't seem any tougher to me...
I have to assume it still exists if list managers and player managers are talking about it.
I presume that means we will be standing firm on our smallish piece of land this year.
stong. Noun. (plural stongs) (historical) An area of land equivalent to a quarter of an acre.
You’re on fire today FB. Ya make me laugh (said with Scottish accent for some reason).
Objectively, was our offer behind them over?Their mentality was, "We refuse to get bent over the trade period". Hence the hard stance.
Not sure if it was worth losing 2020 picks that could be used for academy bids next year.
I still don't understand GC's mentality. They want to look tough and strong so they knock back our offer. But in the end we get him for free through the PSD.
To me, they just look stupid. All they do is lose the draft picks and they don't seem any tougher to me...
Objectively, was our offer behind them over?
I think the point is that they saw no worth in a second-round future pick because the AFL gave them a massive hand-out. They simply don't care if they get zilch for Martin. It's easy to make these bold decisions when you're drowning in top end picks.
Let's be clear, if the AFL doesn't hand over all those priority picks, Martin deal gets done.
That we've had to go through this rubbish is entirely on the AFL.
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They valued Martin higher than we did. So in their eyes, yes it look liked we were bending them over. We see what happens next year ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ .
All of a sudden, SOS looks like a genius again. His plan B, get Martin through the PSD for nothing. Where are the melts now?