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His whole family are die hard dog supporters. We’re talking memberships and attending every game. It’s also pretty well documented at how much he looks up to Bont. The club and players have also had ongoing discussions with Butters and his management for quite some time. We’re in the box seat.I have no opinion on or knowledge of who the legit ITKs are here but I’m surprised at how confident a lot of people here are that Butters will choose us when a big-name player has pretty much never done that, at least not since I’ve been old enough to remember. It’s going to be pretty embarrassing for us if he chooses Hawthorn, Collingwood or Geelong as those players always seem to do.
I really like Butters as a player and would like him at the club but 3 first rounders is an absolutely ridiculous price, that we would struggle to pay without major machinations and we should steadfastly refuse such a deal.
History is littered with deals of this kind that have had dire consequences.
The Chris Judd and Tim Kelly deals spring to mind where even when the sought after player plays well for his destination club, they are a long-term loser following the deal.
No deal is worth it at any price. Especially when Butter's isn't the type of player we lack right at this moment in time having just resigned Treloar.
We desperately need a Sam Taylor\Harris Andrews type but even then; I would still baulk at a price of 3 first rounders.
Spoke to them, they said no. End of discussion.Except that he has already spoke to them about the possibility.
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Tasmania getting so many picks for the next few drafts, even if they have to trade some, will make forward planning difficult.Port would be betting that new coach/new enthusiasm and hopefully a few more wins will convince him to stay.
Port traded out of this years draft last year because they (reportedly) do not rate it. Port will match any RFA offer and get the same value whether this year or next for a top 5 player in the comp.
If I’m you guys I’d be doing everything possible to get him this year, 12 months is a long time and things change. He might stay at port or Collingwood may come knocking.
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Every player has a price and every club says no until they don’t.Spoke to them, they said no. End of discussion.
Jeremy Cameron worked wellI really like Butters as a player and would like him at the club but 3 first rounders is an absolutely ridiculous price, that we would struggle to pay without major machinations and we should steadfastly refuse such a deal.
History is littered with deals of this kind that have had dire consequences.
The Chris Judd and Tim Kelly deals spring to mind where even when the sought after player plays well for his destination club, they are a long-term loser following the deal.
No deal is worth it at any price. Especially when Butter's isn't the type of player we lack right at this moment in time having just resigned Treloar.
We desperately need a Sam Taylor\Harris Andrews type but even then; I would still baulk at a price of 3 first rounders.
Why? He has no connection/relationship to Beveridge outside of being a one-eyed Clubman before he was Drafted.Can't imagine Butters will want to come next year if Beveridge is sacked.
Maybe Wilkie was a distraction to keep the media entertained while Power got to work.Certainly feels like the Wilkie throw at the stumps which dragged on longer than even we thought has now lead to some Butters whispers coming out.
If he requests a trade Port will buckle based on previous history.
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I think the reference being more the fact that any desire to leave from Butters would be in part because he doesn't want to stick around while a club figures it out under a new coach, so why would he come to the Dogs doing the same thing. He'd want to leave for football department stability.Why? He has no connection/relationship to Beveridge outside of being a one-eyed Clubman before he was Drafted.
If he comes to his Boyhood club. It's for the Tricolours and his Teamates. Not for a coach he's never played under.
Its really not. The sort of 3 x first rounders we are talking about might be enough to trade for pick 2.I really like Butters as a player and would like him at the club but 3 first rounders is an absolutely ridiculous price, that we would struggle to pay without major machinations and we should steadfastly refuse such a deal.
History is littered with deals of this kind that have had dire consequences.
The Chris Judd and Tim Kelly deals spring to mind where even when the sought after player plays well for his destination club, they are a long-term loser following the deal.
No deal is worth it at any price. Especially when Butter's isn't the type of player we lack right at this moment in time having just resigned Treloar.
We desperately need a Sam Taylor\Harris Andrews type but even then; I would still baulk at a price of 3 first rounders.
Well they definitely weren’t going to say, yeah sure thing anything else you want.Spoke to them, they said no. End of discussion.
I would have thought if we could work our way to a pick in the late teens (ie with Carlton’s pick 19), and we offered it with this year’s first and next that would be a good offer.I think ports list is a complete mess.
Only positive is they get to bring in more kids now and another year before Tassie enter the draft.
People are reading way too much into it.
Sam Flanders is being traded for pick 7.I really like Butters as a player and would like him at the club but 3 first rounders is an absolutely ridiculous price, that we would struggle to pay without major machinations and we should steadfastly refuse such a deal.
History is littered with deals of this kind that have had dire consequences.
The Chris Judd and Tim Kelly deals spring to mind where even when the sought after player plays well for his destination club, they are a long-term loser following the deal.
No deal is worth it at any price. Especially when Butter's isn't the type of player we lack right at this moment in time having just resigned Treloar.
We desperately need a Sam Taylor\Harris Andrews type but even then; I would still baulk at a price of 3 first rounders.
There no logical reason for them to let him go, whatever they get offered this year they’ll get again next year and ultimately they’d rather have him on the list.Well they definitely weren’t going to say, yeah sure thing anything else you want.
Sam Darcy is literally ungettable. Nothing any club could possibly offer would get the deal done. Butters isn’t far off that and they know he won’t throw the toys out of the cot, they know they’ll get the same offers next year and ultimately their preference is that he re-signs. There’s absolutely no reason for them to do a deal this year.Every player has a price and every club says no until they don’t.