Great point. Completely forgot about himKing pretty clearly could and should have been on there tbh. Hard to argue we didnt **** that up.
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Great point. Completely forgot about himKing pretty clearly could and should have been on there tbh. Hard to argue we didnt **** that up.
That's speculation, mate. They could have mismanaged King's knee. They might not have. No one actually knows beyond their uneducated opinion. It's entirely possible that it has been a complicated injury with unforeseen setbacks. Just as much as mismanagement.So are competent doctors and surgeons.
Been diagnosed now and should have been known, its not en unedecated opinion anymore.That's speculation, mate. They could have mismanaged King's knee. They might not have. No one actually knows beyond their uneducated opinion. It's entirely possible that it has been a complicated injury with unforeseen setbacks. Just as much as mismanagement.
I'm just dealing in known facts about the club's reasoning for not being able to have a mid-season pick.
He's just for too light for me. He gets pushed off the ball far too easy so unless he gets a clear run at it, he has issues finding it.Garcia as others have said is adjusting for the speed of the game he doesn’t look panicked and has a nice side step that opens play up
Very promising must keep playing him
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This sums it up. Been happening for years.View attachment 2360778
This is how terrible our forward structure is. Steele has the ball 65 metres out and all our forwards are running towards goal, not one player leading to ball.
How do you actually know that the injury should have been known though?Been diagnosed now and should have been known, its not en unedecated opinion anymore.
Our recent history with knees is ****ing deplorable, defend the club like every knee weve ****ed is some mystery that no one could have possibly foreseen if you like. He was obviously not playing again this year when he missed the first month and at that point it would have been dumb to bring him back anyway.
Should have been LTId, so agree to disagree.
I agree with this.It’s hardly a trolling attempt.
I’m not going to argue with you back and forward at this point. Those few wins last year have shown little this year in terms of development. If we play a bunch of kids in the final 5 weeks and happen to beat Richmond north etc then I’d say it would mean a lot more to their development then rolling out Webster hill Marshall wood etc and beating them.
At this point you need to measure what success looks like. Winning a handful of games that impacts the quality of kid you can draft or the position of said talent is something you need to be mindful of.
You see it otherwise and that’s fine.
Theyve diagnosed it now and its something that should have shown up on scans and DEFINITELY should have been seen in one of his 4 previous surgeries.How do you actually know that the injury should have been known though?
What facts are there? Are you an ITK?
Just because he is out for the season doesn't necessarily mean that the initial prognosis and setbacks were not legitimate.
You have an opinion based on complete speculation. That's your right. Particularly on a platform like this.
But that's all it is.
WowThere’s some quality melting going on on the Richmond and Melbourne boards for their clubs having overlooked the Viking.
Here’s an example in the Josh Smillie thread on the Tiges board:
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If you want delusion you should take a look at the main board. This place is the height of sanity compared to some posters over there.Point taken haha.
I have to admire the delusional savagery in some supporters though.
"Oi Cords, you due back about R18 from injury but you're f***ing sh*t so we are putting you on the LTI. Sorry mate."
Your basing that off the initial diagnosis should have been 100% correct. Not sure surgeons get that right all the time. Sports medicine can be predictive based on what usually works.Theyve diagnosed it now and its something that should have shown up on scans and DEFINITELY should have been seen in one of his 4 previous surgeries.
I suppose theres a chance he injured it post that but it seems incredibly unlikely.
They saw “several surgeons”. Let’s be honest, if this was ourselves with the issue we would be ropable it’s taken multiple surgeries to correct and not picked up for 6 months.Your basing that off the initial diagnosis should have been 100% correct. Not sure surgeons get that right all the time. Sports medicine can be predictive based on what usually works.
Given Hodge’s track record he would be about to hop in the car .
You think players are going to want to come to a club that forces players onto an LTI when they are still capable of playing that year?It was weak by the club to not make it happen. Simple as that.
As for the personal shots, pathetic.
By the sounds of it they weren't listening to King either. He was telling them its no good and by the sounds if it they wanted to see how he'd go. Then when they couldn't get him going they went back again. Rinse and repeat.They saw “several surgeons”. Let’s be honest, if this was ourselves with the issue we would be ropable it’s taken multiple surgeries to correct and not picked up for 6 months.
The fact it’s a multimillion dollar asset is worse
You're right, why would anyone put a player that's spend months on the sidelines on the LTI? What a silly thing to want the club to have done.You think players are going to want to come to a club that forces players onto an LTI when they are still capable of playing that year?
On top of that, the AFLPA would rightfully have a ****ing field day and the AFL itself likely would as it almost certainly would account to an unreasonable breaking of contract.
It would have been a terrible decision, ethically for Cordy, legally speaking and would absolutely sling us through the mud in the media. People like Caro would have a field day shitting on us.
agree with most of that, but one thing that prevents the above scenario (and seemingly missing from this discussion) is that the AFL has to approve the transfer to the LTI list based on submitted medical evidence. it's not entirely at the club's discretion. the AFL would then have limited recourse for a transfer they approvedYou think players are going to want to come to a club that forces players onto an LTI when they are still capable of playing that year?
On top of that, the AFLPA would rightfully have a ****ing field day and the AFL itself likely would as it almost certainly would account to an unreasonable breaking of contract.
It would have been a terrible decision, ethically for Cordy, legally speaking and would absolutely sling us through the mud in the media. People like Caro would have a field day shitting on us.
You obviously didn't see Sandy play on the weekend , Collard is closer to being delisted than getting a game ATM, He hasn't improved any part of his game since he joined us nearly Two years ago, I cant see how he gets another contract if he keeps going the way he is .Higgo played a lot better when Butler wasn’t there. Owens too.
Time for Collard again?
There is still 7 rounds of the H&A season remaining, LTI lists are for placing inactive players on who cannot return to play for that year. I'm not privy to the actual wording but I would be certain that once on there they cannot play again that year.You're right, why would anyone put a player that's spend months on the sidelines on the LTI? What a silly thing to want the club to have done.
This is probably 100% correct and the AFL has to sign off on LTIs anyway.agree with most of that, but one thing that prevents the above scenario (and seemingly missing from this discussion) is that the AFL has to approve the transfer to the LTI list based on submitted medical evidence. it's not entirely at the club's discretion. the AFL would then have limited recourse for a transfer they approved
Cordy was listed as 6-8 weeks before the MSD and 5 weeks away the following week - so it would have been hard to prove he had a bona fide LTI. probably the same with King as nobody appeared to have a clue what was going on at the time. so even if we wanted to move them the AFL's general counsel may have vetoed it
Yep agree but there are no guarantees in surgery. They’ll even get you to sign the clause that identifies the percentage or risk.They saw “several surgeons”. Let’s be honest, if this was ourselves with the issue we would be ropable it’s taken multiple surgeries to correct and not picked up for 6 months.
The fact it’s a multimillion dollar asset is worse
If they're on it, they can't play for a minimum 6 roundsI'm not privy to the actual wording but I would be certain that once on there they cannot play again that year.
Not quite right.agree with most of that, but one thing that prevents the above scenario (and seemingly missing from this discussion) is that the AFL has to approve the transfer to the LTI list based on submitted medical evidence. it's not entirely at the club's discretion. the AFL would then have limited recourse for a transfer they approved
Cordy was listed as 6-8 weeks before the MSD and 5 weeks away the following week - so it would have been hard to prove he had a bona fide LTI. probably the same with King as nobody appeared to have a clue what was going on at the time. so even if we wanted to move them the AFL's general counsel may have vetoed it