Carlton Board

[rizzo]

Basically all you do here is post injury statuses, whats happening around the club and anything you can think of!!

 

[Thrawn]

I injuried my ankle today.

 

[Roylion]

Carlton LIONS
Senior list
Jason Akermanis - $290,000
Callan Beasy - $130,000
Simon Beaumont - $260,000
Blake Campbell - $170,000
Wayne Campbell - $280,000
Cameron Croad - $60,000
Adrian Cox - $190,000
Justin Davies - $150,000
Jeff Farmer - $240,000
Tim Fleming - $80,000
Nic Fosdike - $250,000
Anthony Franchina - $190,000
Barnaby French - $150,000
Adam Houlihan - $200,000
Darren Hulme - $140,000
Chris Lamb - $130,000
Luke Livingston - $150,000
Ryan Lonie - $170,000
Corey McKernan - $240,000
Ricky Mott - $180,000
Justin Murphy - $260,000
Karl Norman - $70,000
Ian Prendergast - $120,000
Andrew Raines - $40,000
Matthew Richardson - $220,000
Guy Rigoni - $70,000
Tom Roach - $40,000
Saverio Rocca - $220,000
Matthew Rogers - $240,000
Jason Saddington - $220,000
Aaron Shattock - $160,000
Kade Simpson - $70,000
Josh Thewlis - $60,000
Brett Thornton - $150,000
Lochlan Veale - $60,000
Simon Wiggins - $150,000
Shane Woewodin - $280,000
Total players: 37
Veterans list
Martin Pike - $260,000
Paul Williams - $280,000
Total players: 2
Rookie list[/b]
Rowan Andrews - $30,000
Zane Leonard - $30,000
Jonathon McCormick - $90,000
Hayden Skipworth - $50,000
Matthew Smith - $30,000
Total players: 5

TOTAL LIST SIZE: 37 + 2 veterans + 5 rookies
TOTAL PLAYER PAYMENTS: $6,120,000

Captain: Wayne Campbell
Vice Captain: Simon Beaumont
Deputy Vice Captain: Darren Hulme

Coach: Mick Nunan
Assistant Coaches: Paul Roos, Ross Lyon,

 

[Roylion]

Carlton Lions Likely Side
B: K.Norman, C.Lamb, B.Thornton
HB: M.Pike, J.Saddington, R. Lonie
C: J.Murphy, S. Woewodin, J.Akermanis
HF: A.Shattock, M.Richardson, N.Fosdike
F: D.Hulme, S.Rocca, J.Farmer
R: C.McKernan, J.McCormick, P.Williams
I: B.French, S.Beaumont, T.Fleming, A. Cox

Fitzroy Blues Likely Side
B: S.Wiggins, S.Fletcher, L.Veale
HB: M.Rogers, L.Livingston, J.Thewlis
C: G.Rigoni, K.Simpson, H.Skipworth
HF: A.Houlihan, C.Beasy, J.Davies
F: T.Roach, I.Prendergast, B.Campbell
R: R.Mott, A.Raines, A.Franchina
I: N.Potter

 

[Roylion]

Carlton-Fitzroy Lions Press Release

The Carlton Lions have announced that they will be playing one pre-season match in the regional centre of Seymour in north-east Victoria.

Due to the 15 away matches that the Carlton Lions will be playing this season, the Carlton Lions have determined that at the very least they will have the choice of at least one venue this season for at least one match.

Obviously the AFL are under the impression that the Carlton Lions have relocated from their home Princes Park (formerly Optus Oval). We at the Carlton Lions can assure them that this is not so.

President Dyson Hore-Lacy expressed the wish that next season, that the Carlton Lions can have at least one match at Princes Park.

"Ah well, it's back to the good old 80's and 90's", said Hore-Lacy, "Once again the persecution of the Fitzroy Football Club (even as the Carlton Lions) continues."

 

[Russian]

Is that from the updated fixture? I'm pretty sure I gave you a couple of games at Princes Park in the latest version on the AFL board.

 

[Russian]

ok maybe I didn't, how many of your 7 games do you want there?

 

[Roylion]

Carlton-Fitzroy Lions Press Release

The Carlton Lions have called on the AFL to reschedule their full seven home games at Princes Park (no longer called Optus Oval).

The club in the excitement of the recent merger between the Carlton Football Club and the Fitzroy Football Club is expected to play to full houses at the Park this season. The Legends Stand still needs to be paid off by the new entity and club president Dyson Hore-Lacy believes that this willbe accomplished in the next 12 months, if the club reaches anticipated membership and crowd numbers.

President Dyson Hore-Lacy was extremely pleased at last month's membership numbers of 14,000, which included approximately 5,000 former Fitzroy Football Club and Brisbane Lions members.

In other related news the Brisbane Bears are expected to close their Victorian operations. Victorian membership of the Bears is believed to be struggling to reach 1,000, with approximately 700 Victorian members signed up at the end of last month. It is clear that the Victorian membership of the Brisbane club has been effected significantly by the merger of Carlton and Fitzroy, with many moving across to the new club. Veteran Martin Pike is believed to be a warm crowd favorite at Lions training.

 

[rizzo]

Originally posted by Roylion
Carlton-Fitzroy Lions Press Release

In other related news the Brisbane Bears are expected to close their Victorian operations. Victorian membership of the Bears is believed to be struggling to reach 1,000, with approximately 700 Victorian members signed up at the end of last month. It is clear that the Victorian membership of the Brisbane club has been effected significantly by the merger of Carlton and Fitzroy, with many moving across to the new club. Veteran Martin Pike is believed to be a warm crowd favorite at Lions training.

accusations r extremely wrong and un just, we will be seeking legal action if these senseless acusations continue

 

[Russian]

You are $100,000 over the salary cap. Shane Woewodin will be automatically delisted at Noon on Wednesday if this is not rectified.

Jason Akermanis - $290000
Rowan Andrews * - $30000
Callan Beasy - $130000
Simon Beaumont - $260000
Blake Campbell - $170000
Wayne Campbell - $280000
Michael Collica - $190000
Cameron Croad - $60000
Justin Davies - $150000
Jeff Farmer - $240000
Simon Fletcher - $220000
Nic Fosdike - $250000
Anthony Franchina - $190000
Barnaby French - $150000
Darren Hulme - $140000
Chris Lamb - $130000
Zane Leonard * - $30000
Luke Livingston - $150000
Ryan Lonie - $170000
Jonathon McCormick * - $90000
Corey McKernan - $240000
Ricky Mott - $180000
Justin Murphy - $260000
Karl Norman - $70000
Martin Pike - $260000
Ian Prendergast - $120000
Andrew Raines - $40000
Matthew Richardson - $220000
Guy Rigoni - $70000
Tom Roach - $40000
Saverio Rocca - $220000
Jason Saddington - $220000
Aaron Shattock - $160000
Kade Simpson - $70000
Hayden Skipworth * - $70000
Matthew Smith * - $30000
Peter Summers * - $30000
Josh Thewlis - $60000
Brett Thornton - $150000
Lochlan Veale - $60000
Simon Wiggins - $150000
Paul Williams - $280000
Shane Woewodin - $280000

 

[Roylion]

Carlton-Fitzroy Lions Press Release

The Carlton Lions wish to inform the AFL that due to the uncertainty surrounding the makeup of the Carlton list for Season 2004, that they will be unable to finalise their delistings, veterans or rookies until the AFL has confirmed the make-up of their final list.

The Carlton Lions have conducted all recruiting and trading in good faith that the lists provided by the AFL are correct and we trust that the AFL records tally with the records of the Carlton Lions.

In other news Carlton Lions' membership has reached 15,000, with approximately 5,400 former Fitzroy and Brisbane Lions supporters transferring their allegiances to the new club.

 

[Roylion]

Carlton-Fitzroy Lions Press Release

Despite the uncertainty of the make-up of the final list of the Carlton Lions, the club is pleased to announce that Martin Pike and Paul Williams have been officially listed as veterans today.

Whilst the club is not sure what the AFL rules regarding veterans are, the clubs has assumed at least half of the salaries of Pike and Williams will be removed. In this case, Carlton's salary cap will be reduced by $270,000, taking it below the salary cap limit of $6.5 million to $6.33 million.

If all the veteran's salary is outside the cap, then Carlton's new salary cap limit on the current official list stands at $5.96 million.

This should address a recent AFL directive to Carlton to reduce it's salary cap by $100,000 or face the delisting of Shane Woewodin. Woewodin is now confirmed for 2004.

 

[Roylion]

Round 1 scores vs. Fremantle

Carlton Lions Round 1 scores

B: K.Norman 73, J.Saddington 74, B.Thornton 68
HB: M.Pike 105, I.Prendergast 55, R. Lonie 47
C: J.Murphy 128, S. Woewodin 78, J.Akermanis 83
HF: T.Fleming 17, M.Richardson 117, N.Fosdike 57
F: B.French 79, S.Rocca 0, J.Farmer 98
R: C.McKernan 87, D.Hulme 29, P.Williams 135
I: S.Beaumont 98, A.Shattock 0 , A. Cox 23, S Wiggins 8

Total: 1459

Em: J.Davies, A. Franchina, T.Roach

Best:
5 - P Williams
4 - J Murphy
3 - M Richardson
2 - M Pike
1 - J Farmer

 

[Presti_is_god]

Collingwood interested in the following come trading:

Paul Williams - $280,000

 

[Roylion]

Richo hamstrung by hamstring again
5:10:51 PM Wed 14 April, 2004
Paul Gough
Sportal/exclusive to carltonfitzroyfc.com.au

Matthew Richardson’s troublesome hamstring has flared again, casting doubt over his immediate playing future.

Richardson limped off in the opening minutes during the Lions’ loss to North Melbourne at Princes Park on Easter Saturday and did not return.

The Lions later confirmed Richardson had suffered a torn right hamstring and would miss at least two matches.

That means Richardson will be ruled out of at least the crunch games against a rampaging Essendon and West Coast who fought out a magnificant match last week. These two matches could well shape the Lions’ season given the club has already lost two matches punctuated by its first-up win over Geelong.

However given Richardson’s history with hamstring injuries, there is a concern he could be out for even longer.

In 2002 he missed three games early in the season with a hamstring injury, only to return in round six of that season and re-injure it again - which then cost him another five matches on the sidelines.

And last year he also missed two matches with a hamstring injury, although he did make a successful comeback on that occasion by kicking four goals in round eight.

Carlton-Fitzroy coach Mick Nunan said his side would have to cope with playing without Richardson far better than they did against the Kangaroos on Easter Saturday.

“We lost a bit of confidence when he went off,” he said.

“We’ve trained all summer with Matthew at the top of the goal-square (and without him) we lost confidence going into attack.”

“But we’ve got to be better than that.”

Nunan said veteran Sav Rocca was the player most likely to replace Richardson while the Lions suggesting that Tom Roach and Callan Beasy were in contention for the last vacant spot. .

 

[Roylion]

Lions announce tradeable players

Lions announce tradeable players
8:10:51 PM Thu 19 August, 2004
Paul Gough
Sportal/exclusive to carltonfitzroyfc.com.au

The Carlton-Fitzroy Lions have announced that their entire list is up for trade in what may be a huge shake-up for Season 2005.

While having reached the finals, Coach Mick Nunan and his match committee have resolved to improve on that position in 2005.

The club has also resolved to remain at Princes Park for 2005 and beyond, despite moves from the AFL to see them relocate to the Telstra Dome. Chairman Dyson Hore-Lacy was unmoved stating that record crowds at Princes Park have convinced the board that the future of the club remains at Princes Park for home games and their training ground at the Brunswick Street Oval.

The match committee has released the following list for the benefit of all other clubs

Required players (but will trade for a good offer)
Jason Akermanis
Wayne Campbell
Tim Fleming
Nic Fosdike
Ryan Lonie
Justin Murphy
Karl Norman
Martin Pike
Matthew Richardson
Tom Roach
Jason Saddington
Brett Thornton
Paul Williams
Shane Woewodin

Tradeable players (likely to go for a reasonable offer)
Simon Beaumont
Justin Davies
Barnaby French
Callan Beasy
Cameron Croad
Jeff Farmer
Darren Hulme
Zane Leonard *
Luke Livingston
Corey McKernan
Ian Prendergast
Andrew Raines
Saverio Rocca
Aaron Shattock
Kade Simpson
Hayden Skipworth
Josh Thewlis
Simon Wiggins


Possible delistings (likely to be traded cheaply e.g. late draft pick)
Anthony Franchina
Blake Campbell
Rowan Andrews *
Adam Houlihan
Chris Lamb
Jonathon McCormick
Ricky Mott
Guy Rigoni
Matthew Rogers
Matthew Smith *
Peter Summers *
Lochlan Veale

The Carlton Lions can be contacted on MSN or by Email at brisroy@hotmail.com

The Lions are particularly interested in former Fitzroy and current Carlton players.

 

[Roylion]

Updated Carlton Lions List 11/9/04

Updated Carlton Lions List 11/9/04

The Carlton Lions have released their updated list taking into account all confirmed trades.

The Lions may be contacted on MSN at brisroy@hotmail.com for discussion about further trades

Rowan Andrews * - $40.00K
Callan Beasy - $103.75K
Simon Beaumont - $197.50K
Matthew Bishop - $148.25K
Glen Bowyer - $84.20K
Blake Campbell - $90.00K
Wayne Campbell - $262.75K - VETERAN
Adrian Cox - $138.75K
Justin Davies - $123.75K
Jeff Farmer - $148.75K
Tim Fleming - $167.00K
Nic Fosdike - $194.50K
Anthony Franchina - $64.00K
Barnaby French - $161.25K
Simon Godfrey - $171.50K
Ben Holland - $155.75K
Adam Houlihan - $139.25K
Darren Hulme - $176.00K
Heath James* - $109.25K
Chris Johnson - $218.25K
Kent Kingsley - $161.75K
Chris Lamb - $51.50K
Zane Leonard * - $40.00K
Luke Livingston - $74.25K
Jonathon McCormick * - $120.00K
Corey McKernan - $206.25K
Justin Leppitsch - $174.00K
Digby Morrell - $163.50K
Ricky Mott - $51.50K
Justin Murphy - $196.50K
Alistair Nicholson - $103.00K
Martin Pike - $245.00K $VETERAN
Ian Prendergast - $165.00K
Andrew Raines - $40.00K
Matthew Richardson - $253.25K
Michael Rischitelli - $42.00K
Guy Rigoni - $170.25K
Tom Roach - $46.25K
Saverio Rocca - $162.75K
Jason Saddington - $160.00K
Brad Scott - $241.00K
Aaron Shattock - $125.75K
Rhyce Shaw - $135.75K
Kade Simpson - $63.75K
Hayden Skipworth * - $158.00K
Greg Stafford - $204.25K
Matthew Smith * - $51.50K
Lochlan Veale - $51.50K
Simon Wiggins - $135.75K
Paul Williams - $182.75K
Shane Woewodin - $268.75K

Key Dates
Father Son Nominations are Due - 30th of August 2004
Trading Opens – 1st September 2004
Trading Closes – 18th of November 2004
Pre Draft Team Lists are Due –19th of November 2004 (by Midnight)
Final Delistings and Salary Cap – 19th of November 2004
National Draft – 21st of November 2004
Preseason Draft/ Rookie Draft –14th of December 2004
Final Team Lists – 2nd of January 2005(by Midnight)

 

[Roylion]

Season 2005 list

Carlton Lions
Senior List
1. Simon Beaumont - $197.5K
2. Matthew Bishop - $148.25K
3. Glen Bowyer - $84.2K
4. Wayne Campbell - $262.75K
5. Justin Davies - $123.75K
6. Ben Dixon - $174.25K
7. Jeff Farmer - $148.75K
8. Nic Fosdike - $194.5K
9. Barnaby French - $161.25K
10. Simon Godfrey - $171.5K
11. Ben Holland - $155.75K
12. Chris Johnson (B) - $218.25K
13. Rowan Jones - $208.75K
14. Kent Kingsley - $161.75K
15. Zane Leonard - $40K
16. Justin Leppitsch - $174K
17. Luke Livingston - $74.25K
18. Corey McKernan - $206.25K
19. Digby Morrell - $163.5K
20. Justin Murphy - $196.5K
21. Alistair Nicholson - $103K
22. Ian Prendergast - $165K
23. Andrew Raines - $40K
24. Matthew Richardson - $253.25K
25. Guy Rigoni - $170.25K
26. Michael Rischitelli - $42K
27. Tom Roach - $46.25K
28. Saverio Rocca - $162.75K
29. Jason Saddington - $160K
30. Brad Scott - $241K
31. Aaron Shattock - $125.75K
32. Rhyce Shaw - $135.75K
33. Kade Simpson - $63.75K
34. Hayden Skipworth - $158K
35. Matthew Smith - $51.5K
36. Greg Stafford - $204.25K
37. Simon Wiggins - $135.75K
38. Shane Woewodin - $268.75K
Veterans List
39. Martin Pike
40. Paul Williams
Rookie List
41. Rowan Andrews
42. Travis Baird
43. Sean Dempster
44. Leigh Rywysk
Total Player Payments: $5,895,700

 

[Roylion]

Carlton LIONS 2005 Round 1 Lineup

Carlton LIONS Round 1 Line-up

B: C.Johnson (Bri), M.Bishop (Por), I.Prendergast (Car)
HB: M.Pike (Bri), J.Leppitsch (Bri), S.Beaumont (Haw)
C: J.Murphy (Ess), S.Woewodin (Col), A.Raines (Rch)
HF: D.Morrell (Car), M.Richardson (Rch), B.Dixon (Haw)
F: J.Davies (Car), S.Rocca (Kan), K.Kingsley (Gee)
R: B.French (Car), W.Campbell (Rch), P.Williams (Syd)
I: J.Farmer (Fre), T.Roach (Rch), A. Shattock (Por), J.Davies (Car),

E: L.Livingston (Car), R.Jones (WCE), B.Holland (Mel)

 

[Roylion]

Lions announce tradeable players
8:10:51 PM Thu 15 September, 2005
Paul Gough
Sportal/exclusive to carltonfitzroyfc.com.au

The Carlton-Fitzroy Lions have announced their tradeables for Season 2006.

Carlton Lions Coach Mick Nunan and his match committee have were extremely disappointed with the results in 2005 and have resolved to go back to the drawing board.

The club has also resolved to remain at Princes Park for 2005 and beyond, despite further moves from the AFL to see them relocate to the Telstra Dome. Chairman Dyson Hore-Lacy was unmoved, stating that Fitzroy moved far to many times when it existed in its own right pre 1996 and it would not be moving again. The future of the club remains at Princes Park for home games and their training ground will continue to be the Brunswick Street Oval.

The match committee has released the following list for the benefit of all other clubs

Required players (but will trade for a good offer)
- Matthew Bishop - $161.75K
- Ben Dixon - $197.00K
- Jeff Farmer - $189.00K
- Chris L Johnson - $248.25K
- Kent Kingsley - $220.00K
- Justin Leppitsch - $220.75K
- Quentin Lynch - $181.75K
- Matthew Richardson - ($289.75K)
- Hayden Skipworth - $206.50K
- Shane Woewodin - $262.00K
- Paul Williams ($212.50K)

Tradeable players (likely to go for a reasonable offer)
- Travis Baird ($40.00K) - R
- Justin Davies - $157.00K
- Sean Dempster $88.00K
- Nic Fosdike - $209.75K
- Barnaby French - $201.75K
- Simon Godfrey - $188.75K
- Ben Holland - $196.00K
- Rowan Jones - $231.00K
- Luke Livingston - $107.25K
- Justin Murphy - $223.00K
- Alistair Nicholson - $105.25K
- Tom Logan - $64.00K
- Ian Prendergast - $166.75K
- Andrew Raines - $85.25K
- Michael Rischitelli - $76.25K
- Tom Roach - $67.25K
- Saverio Rocca - $180.75K
- Jason Saddington - $156.50K
- Leigh Rywysk ($62.00K) - R
- Brad Scott - $209.25K
- Aaron Shattock - $160.25K
- Rhyce Shaw - $160.00K
- Greg Stafford - $177.50K
- Simon Wiggins - $148.75K

Possible delistings (likely to be traded cheaply e.g. late draft pick)
- Guy Rigoni - $199.00K
- Digby Morrell - $160.00K
- Rowan Andrews ($40.00K) - R
- Zane Leonard - $40.00K
- Matthew Smith - $51.50K

Delisted Players:
Wayne Campbell - $270.75K
Glen Bowyer - $112.00K
Martin Pike ($212.75K)
Corey McKernan - $206.25K
Simon Beaumont - $183.00K

Promoted to veterans list:
- Matthew Richardson - $289.75K

Promoted to senior list from Rookie List
- Sean Dempster ($88.00K) - R

Draft picks: #3, #8 (priority), #20, #32, #44, #56, #68, #80, #92 (all are tradeable)

Traded out:
- Kade Simpson - $138.50K (to Western Vultures)

Traded in:
- Quentin Lynch - $181.75K (from Western Vultures)
- Tom Logan - $64.00K (from Western Vultures)


The Carlton Lions can be contacted via PM to Roylion

 

[Roylion]

Logan and Lynch join the Lions
8:10:51 PM Thu 15 September, 2005
Paul Gough
Sportal/exclusive to carltonfitzroyfc.com.au

The Carlton Lions are pleased to have closed their first trade of the 2006 pre-season when it picked up 21 year old 183 cm midfielder Tom Logan and 22 year old 194 cm Key Position Player Quentin Lynch from the Western Vultures, giving up Kade Simpson in return.

Logan, who was drafted from the Northern Territory, experienced bad luck early in his career when he broke his jaw in an intra club match

He was rather more fortunate in 2005, impressing enough in the pre-season to make his debut and play three senior games.

The Logans, it must be said, are something of a sporting crew. Tom’s father Peter was a footballer, while netball was the sport of choice for mother Judith and sister Stephanie (the latter of whom achieved all-Australian selection).

Logan is a left-footer but it is in the thick of the midfield action where he is likely to make his name.

With a knack for gathering the hard possessions around the clinches, Tom has seen plenty of the ball in his outings with the Vultures reserves, also catching the eye with a willingness to run.

A second-place finish behind Shaun Hart in a 2004 pre-season time trial gives an indication of Tom’s endurance – an ability fostered in his younger years.

Tom who was also once a promising junior basketballer was formerly a cross country runner and a South Australian State champion in the sport in grade four.

The Lions hope he will be able to slot into a midfield or half back role.

Lynch is a different kettle of fish from Logan. The tall Key Position player enjoyed a remarkable turnaround in fortunes in 2004, playing 22 games after failing to make a senior appearance in 2003. The only blot on his copybook was the game he missed due to a club suspension. Looked assured at centre half-back in 2004 and at Full forward in 2005 and should add versatility to the Lions lineup for 2006, in whatever position he plays. With 56 senior games under his belt to date, Lynch should be reaching his prime in the next two-three years.

 

[Roylion]

Carlton Lions List as at 21/1/2006

Senior List
1. Matthew Bishop - $161.75K
2. Daniel Bradshaw - $219.50K
3. Justin Davies - $157.00K
4. Ben Dixon - $197.00K
5. Jeff Farmer - $189.00K
6. Nic Fosdike - $209.75K
7. Simon Godfrey - $188.75K
8. Ben Holland - $196.00K
9. Chris L Johnson - $248.25K
10. Rowan Jones - $231.00K
11. Kent Kingsley - $220.00K
12. Justin Leppitsch - $220.75K
13. Luke Livingston - $107.25K
14. Quinten Lynch - $181.75K
15. Alistair Nicholson - $105.25K
16. Ian Prendergast - $166.75K
17. Andrew Raines - $85.25K
18. Michael Rischitelli - $76.25K
19. Tom Roach - $67.25K
20. Jason Saddington - $156.50K
21. Brad Scott - $209.25K
22. Aaron Shattock - $160.25K
23. Rhyce Shaw - $160.00K
24. Hayden Skipworth - $206.50K
25. Greg Stafford - $177.50K
26. Simon Wiggins - $148.75K
Compulsory Draft Picks
27. Xavier Ellis - $45.50K
28. Shannon Hurn - $45.50K
29. Patrick Garner - $40.00K
Other Available Draft Picks
30. Mark McGough - $171.75K
31. John C Barker - $181.00K
32. Joel Reynolds - $88.75K
33. Andrew Browne - $124.50K
34. Adam Kingsley - $268.25K
Eligible Veterans on Senior List
35. Barnaby French - $201.75K
36. Saverio Rocca - $180.75K
Promoted Rookies
37. Sean Dempster - $88.00K
38. Travis Baird - 40.00K
Veterans List
39. Matthew Richardson ($289.75K)
40. Paul Williams ($212.50K)
Rookie List
41. Rookie draft pick
42. Rookie draft pick
43. Rookie draft pick
44. Rookie draft pick

TOTAL PLAYER PAYMENTS: $5,556,000

 

[Roylion]

Carlton Lions Best Team as at 21/1/2006

B: C.Johnson, M.Bishop, A.Kingsley
HB: J.Saddington, J.Leppitsch, S.Dempster
C: R.Shaw, M.McGough, B.Scott
HF: B.Dixon, M.Richardson, K.Kingsley
F: Q.Lynch, D.Bradshaw, J.Farmer
R: B.French, P.Williams, N.Fosdike
I: G.Stafford, J.Barker, S.Rocca, S.Hurn

E: A.Browne, A.Raines, S.Wiggins

 

[Roylion]

Lions announce tradeable players
8:10:51 PM Sat 21st July, 2006
Paul Gough
Sportal/exclusive to carltonfitzroyfc.com.au

The Carlton Lions have announced their tradeables for the end of season trading period.

Carlton Lions Coach Mick Nunan and his match committee acknowledge that they are in a rebuilding mode.

The match committee has released the following list for the benefit of all other clubs

Required players for Season 2007 (but MAY trade for a good offer)
- Daniel Bradshaw - $219.50K
- Andrew Raines - $85.25K
- Michael Rischitelli - $76.25K
- Xavier Ellis - $45.50K
- Shannon Hurn - $45.50K
- Joel Reynolds - $88.75K
- Nic Fosdike - $209.75K
- Quinten Lynch - $181.75K
- Tom Roach - $67.25K
- Simon Wiggins - $148.75K
- Rhyce Shaw - $160.00K

Veterans for 2007 - (unlikely to go because of their veteran status)
- Matthew Richardson ($289.75K)
- Jeff Farmer - ($189.00K)

Tradeable players (would trade for a reasonable offer)
- Ben Dixon - $197.00K
- Simon Godfrey - $188.75K
- Ben Holland - $196.00K
- Chris L Johnson (Bris) - $248.25K
- Rowan Jones - $231.00K
- Kent Kingsley - $220.00K
- Ian Prendergast - $166.75K
- Hayden Skipworth - $206.50K
- Patrick Garner - $40.00K
- Sean Dempster - $88.00K
- Travis Baird - 40.00K
- Cameron Wight 40.00K
- Heath Neville 40.00K

Possible delistings (likely to be traded cheaply e.g. late draft pick)
- Mark McGough - $171.75K
- Justin Davies - $157.00K
- Andrew Browne - $124.50K
- Luke Livingston - $107.25K
- Aaron Shattock - $160.25K
- Jason Saddington - $156.50K
- Alistair Nicholson - $105.25K
- Matthew Bishop - $161.75K

- 34 players

- Brent Hall - (rookie)
- Justin Perkins (rookie)

Delisted Players:
- Justin Leppitsch - $220.75K - retired
- Saverio Rocca - $180.75K - retired
- Paul Williams ($212.50K) - retired
- Brad Scott - $209.25K - retired
- John C Barker - $181.00K - retired
- Greg Stafford - $177.50K - retired
- Barnaby French - $201.75K - retired
- Adam Kingsley - $268.25K - retired

Promoted to veterans list:
- Jeff Farmer - ($189.00K)

Promoted to senior list from Rookie List for 2007
- Cameron Wight 40.00K

Draft picks: #3, #18 #21, #37, #53, #69, #85, #101, (ALL are tradeable)

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Stafford and French retire

Stafford and French retire
8:10:51 PM Sat 21st July, 2006
Paul Gough
Sportal/exclusive to carltonfitzroyfc.com.au

Carlton-Fitzroy Lions ruckmen Greg Stafford and Barnaby French have announced their retirement from the game .

While coach Mick Nunan conceded 32-year-old Stafford's announcement came as no surprise, he was initially shocked when 32-year-old French surprisingly announced his retirement before the last game of the season.

Stafford – who will retire on 204 games - said he was at peace with his decision and that he would value the last two seasons he was able to play with the Lions.

Like French, Stafford said he was looking forward to being able to travel and do whatever he pleased every weekend.

The Lions are now looking for ruckmen to replace Stafford and French and have Draft Picks #3, #18 #21, #37, #53, #69, #85, #101 for trade.

Somewhat surprisingly, the club has indicated that it will entertain offers for all draft picks, even the valuable #3 pick. "We'll throw them out there and see what comes up" said a club spokesman.