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Nice to see the AFL change the rules willy nilly once again. Surely youll get compo. Surely.
Pick 26 for a best and fairest, AA key position player in his prime. You okay with that? It makes ports 2 1st round draft packs for Burgoyne the trade of the century.
What indeed. Whats all the banging on about a compensation formula in the event of losing uncontracted players to the GC for the last 18 months? Now he turns around and more or less says bad luck.
A few minutes ago on SEN Andrew Demetriou was asked what sort of compensation would AFC get for Nathan Bock, his answer was I'm not sure they'll get anything, he then said all clubs knew they had to sign up their players before GC could offer contracts to players.
Geelong had the AFL scrambling to revise their compensation formula with rumours of Ablett floating around, but apparently that revised compensation formula does not apply to the Crows.
Isn't the compensation meant to be based on how old the player is and how much coin the Gold Coast contract is meant to be?
The only other way a player can get there would be the Pre season draft but suprise suprise the Suns own the first 7 or so picks here as well
The Fuhrer is just making supporters gulp so they're thankful with their compensation.
ADELAIDE has slammed the system that will give them one draft pick for Gold Coast-bound Nathan Bock.
Bock, 27, on Tuesday announced he would join the cashed-up Suns
Bock's departure disappointed Adelaide CEO Steven Trigg and coach Neil Craig, who don't know what compensation they will receive for the 2008 All Australian and club champion.
Trigg believed it could be a draft pick numbered between 26 and 30.
"When it happens to you as a club and you get a 26 to 30 ... it stinks," Trigg said.
Most people in this thread are making a fatal assumption and that is that Bock is going to be the Suns' selection from Adelaide. Now while this likely, its not necessarily a lock.
For example, say the Gold Coast wanted two players from Adelaide, would they take Bock with the uncontracted player (given that no other club is likely to match the offer to Bock) or the other player on a smaller, more enticing contract with their uncontracted player selection?
It's possible that Bock goes into the draft and still is able to get to the Gold Coast. In this scenario, Adelaide would receive no compensation and recieve compensation only for the other player.
It's also the same for Gary Ablett at Geelong. If he entered the draft (rather than be an uncontracted player selection) no one would be able to afford him so he would get to the Gold Coast AND Geelong would get no compensation.
I suspect this might be the killer if they try such a tactic as you lose two players rather than one and you receive compensation for the lesser of the two only.
For this reason, its hard to guarantee or suggest compensation at this stage.
Most people in this thread are making a fatal assumption and that is that Bock is going to be the Suns' selection from Adelaide. Now while this likely, its not necessarily a lock.
For example, say the Gold Coast wanted two players from Adelaide, would they take Bock with the uncontracted player (given that no other club is likely to match the offer to Bock) or the other player on a smaller, more enticing contract with their uncontracted player selection?
It's possible that Bock goes into the draft and still is able to get to the Gold Coast. In this scenario, Adelaide would receive no compensation and recieve compensation only for the other player.
It's also the same for Gary Ablett at Geelong. If he entered the draft (rather than be an uncontracted player selection) no one would be able to afford him so he would get to the Gold Coast AND Geelong would get no compensation.
I suspect this might be the killer if they try such a tactic as you lose two players rather than one and you receive compensation for the lesser of the two only.
For this reason, its hard to guarantee or suggest compensation at this stage.
Most people in this thread are making a fatal assumption and that is that Bock is going to be the Suns' selection from Adelaide. Now while this likely, its not necessarily a lock.
For example, say the Gold Coast wanted two players from Adelaide, would they take Bock with the uncontracted player (given that no other club is likely to match the offer to Bock) or the other player on a smaller, more enticing contract with their uncontracted player selection?
It's possible that Bock goes into the draft and still is able to get to the Gold Coast. In this scenario, Adelaide would receive no compensation and recieve compensation only for the other player.
It's also the same for Gary Ablett at Geelong. If he entered the draft (rather than be an uncontracted player selection) no one would be able to afford him so he would get to the Gold Coast AND Geelong would get no compensation.
I suspect this might be the killer if they try such a tactic as you lose two players rather than one and you receive compensation for the lesser of the two only.
For this reason, its hard to guarantee or suggest compensation at this stage.
As a football fan this is rubbish, getting no compensation for a player such as Bock. I still think the new clubs are a big mistake.
All of these players that are going to GC will get above what they would be getting at any other club because they have so much more room in their salary cap to spend on them.. You can't see that? If GC had a salary cap like everyone else, they wouldn't and couldn't throw $600k at this player, $1-1.5 million at another and so on.. They are over inflated prices..
There was a need for "apparently" because i don't know first hand what Tippett is paid, but the club including Neil Craig did say at the time Tippett was offered a decent amount under what GC were offering so they're glad he accepted and so on..
CrowMo may get his Bock for Griffen wish after all.
Most people in this thread are making a fatal assumption and that is that Bock is going to be the Suns' selection from Adelaide. Now while this likely, its not necessarily a lock.
For example, say the Gold Coast wanted two players from Adelaide, would they take Bock with the uncontracted player (given that no other club is likely to match the offer to Bock) or the other player on a smaller, more enticing contract with their uncontracted player selection?
It's possible that Bock goes into the draft and still is able to get to the Gold Coast. In this scenario, Adelaide would receive no compensation and recieve compensation only for the other player.
It's also the same for Gary Ablett at Geelong. If he entered the draft (rather than be an uncontracted player selection) no one would be able to afford him so he would get to the Gold Coast AND Geelong would get no compensation.
I suspect this might be the killer if they try such a tactic as you lose two players rather than one and you receive compensation for the lesser of the two only.
For this reason, its hard to guarantee or suggest compensation at this stage.
I feel sick. They cant do this to us can they?