Trading for a player only happens if player agrees - so you are investing not only in proven talent but do it knowing the player wants to be there.
Trading for a pick is investing in promises of what they could be based on what they were. And that player has no choice so you risk losing them...
Pass easily. Didn't get smashed on any deal. The only unders one was Greenwood but we had the least ground to stand on that one.
Got rid of a lot of salary - doesn't matter we aren't paying some salary next year given they didn't get in the way of any recruits.
Not Reid's fault no-one...
There is no mass exodus you plank. Literally got rid of some crusty players and a couple of fringes walked. Keath could see the writing on the wall with Doedee and realisedhe couldn't play the intercepting role.
The fact that you cannot see that SOS has murdered your list potential is amazing. How about that shopping list of s**t ins. Carlton on the up is down to Cripps and Teague. Halfway through this year you looked doomed. Your saving grace from yet another s**t trade is your board moving on the...
The fact that this thread exists and so many people bought into it is exactly the reason why journos keep linking every prick to an exit.
Stop giving trash journalism the time of day.
Except for Keath and Greenwood, everyone else leaving is a good thing. Neither Keath nor Greenwood are...
Sorry but that is pretty stupid comparisons as neither scenario exist.
That's using the most extreme examples of this type of thing - not usually comparable to more mild cases.
Besides, we are in an industry where moving is remarkably easy (particularly if you tell your bosses to trade you...
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