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Well if they are contracted we’d just hold them to itBy their Manager's , other clubs will be "open" to conversations I would expect
Luckily most of our good players are contracted next year
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Well if they are contracted we’d just hold them to itBy their Manager's , other clubs will be "open" to conversations I would expect
That’s why is ludicrous the club is dragging this out.By their Manager's , other clubs will be "open" to conversations I would expect
In theory yes, but if a player ask's to leave, history shows they usually goWell if they are contracted we’d just hold them to it
Luckily most of our good players are contracted next year
It doesn’t work that way.Well if they are contracted we’d just hold them to it
Luckily most of our good players are contracted next year
Most a contracted for 2 or more years, would want to be a good deal. Zurhaar is the only one this year that I’d be sorry to see goBy their Manager's , other clubs will be "open" to conversations I would expect
the original post reads more so the managers not the player wanting itIt doesn’t work that way.
There is no point in holding onto disgruntled players. It would be a cultural disaster to force players to stay when they want out.
they had some stinkers in that period though like losing to us... by 7 goals...
The problem is that the group that are coming across as disgruntled are the players we should be building around.I don't mind the idea of shopping blokes around if they don't want to be here.
Player Managers don’t shop around a player if they are happy at their club.the original post reads more so the managers not the player wanting it
They do if they think their client will get more out of their career else wherePlayer Managers don’t shop around a player if they are happy at their club.
The players would have given the green light to explore the market.
No they don’t.They do if they think their client will get more out of their career else where
I’m not worried tbh
Generally a manager will advise based on career potential, currently North is career suicide.the original post reads more so the managers not the player wanting it
I get that and I agree that’s what is happening but I’m not too worried as I think our group are pretty close particularly the young ones we’d want to keepGenerally a manager will advise based on career potential, currently North is career suicide.
Most players will listen to their manager and will stick a toe in the water to see how wet it gets. Remember, managers are well paid salesmen, looking after their own hip pocket
My point was it doesn’t happen with happy players.Generally a manager will advise based on career potential, currently North is career suicide.
Most players will listen to their manager and will stick a toe in the water to see how wet it gets. Remember, managers are well paid salesmen, looking after their own hip pocket
Being close won’t help if a player feels their career is not going anywhere at a club.I get that and I agree that’s what is happening but I’m not too worried as I think our group are pretty close particularly the young ones we’d want to keep
The problem is that the group that are coming across as disgruntled are the players we should be building around.
So are they happy?My point was it doesn’t happen with happy players.
Other clubs might approach, but player managers wouldn’t be actively shopping a player if they are happy in their environment.
They aren’t happy at all. You don’t have to be a body language expert to see that.So are they happy?
I personally would question they all are, based solely on body language and attitude.
And yes they will do the positive media thing, that's part of the gig.
You shouldn’t want to lose any talented player.Not sure what to believe to be honest, we'll see what comes to pass.
I'm personally not afraid to lose a talented young mid or half-forward.
McKay would be hard to replace.
I don't mind the idea of shopping blokes around if they don't want to be here.
Beware of this. If the AFL gains full control they may very install a puppet that ships is off to Tassie.Happy with a full cleanout and some AFL picks.
What we're doing is clearly not working.