For Doc to say he's willing to take a pay cut could mean that we have something big going on with Free Agency. I thought we had plenty of room in the cap.
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It may be he is trying to get his head around a 1 year deal substantially lower than his last. No one likes a pay cut.I don't see it that way at all. It looks more to me like he's just undecided. Now, you could argue that that's not a good sign, as he might not be 100% committed to our vision and plan, but I wouldn't say it's an indication that he's leaving.
He also has his injury recovery to focus on.
Plenty of possibilities at this stage. Nothing points to a decision one way or the other. Although MS3 has mentioned that it would have to be a fairly big swing the other way for Murph to leave and while there's been a little bit of interest shown by other clubs, nothing solid has been offered, with his injury probably contributing to that.It may be he is trying to get his head around a 1 year deal substantially lower than his last. No one likes a pay cut.
You also run the risk that if we see success with Cripps in the mean time, that he might be happy to move on to another challenge, or be ready to move home. You can only hope that WC and Freo are s**t trucks by then and we are showing potential for sustained success.As much as it is great news it is unsettling that both contracts end as they become RFAs. I guess the onus comes onto the club to finally perform in the 3 years that Cripps has on his contract which ends first to get them to see that a flag is coming and to stay on. Thats all you can really do.
I think it was more a statement of faith from Doc, rather than an indication of salary cap issues. Not sure that Doc would be privy to something like that anyway.For Doc to say he's willing to take a pay cut could mean that we have something big going on with Free Agency. I thought we had plenty of room in the cap.
Is iot just me or does this recording go haywire at about 5:30 in? The editor seems to have put two tracks over the top of each other.
I get that impression as well. It has been great to watch Ed looking after Charlie this year.If Charlie is signed up at Carlton, Ed won't be going anywhere unless we really don't want him.
I think it has become impossible to ignore how s**t St Kilda and Suns have become.
Now Adelaide have entered to the mixing bowl of disappointment.
Carlton is off the hook for now.
Poor Gerard. You really do need to sit up and take notice of your capacity for analysis if Robbo's able to clearly critique it after 5 PM on a weekday.Two weeks ago he made a complete dick of himself by spouting some ill researched crap about “couldn’t see where the improvement was going to come from” - any wonder he felt stupid backtracking,
Does seem quite high for a bloke that hasn't got a huge body of work behind him. But I guess that's just a reflection of where the game is at. Someone's value is what teams are willing to pay. If other teams would offer him more as reported, then that is his value.If I'm honest I thought we could sign Charlie up for less than $800,000.
I know he looks to be a star but he's not quite there just yet...hes probably worth $600k the next two years which means we are paying him around $1 million a season the three years after...thats a lot to be paying Charlie and would put him as one of the highest paid players in the comp.
I know we will front load it, but the above kind of shows a breakdown of his worth.
He's a bit of w***er, Gerard, but he's not dumb.Poor Gerard. You really do need to sit up and take notice of your capacity for analysis if Robbo's able to clearly critique it after 5 PM on a weekday.
Outstanding stuff. For a brief moment, I pleasantly faffed about in an imaginary world where follow-up questions didn't exist.How did training go today?
The boys had a really good session today. We trained really hard. It was really intense. It’s great that we have a full week to prepare for Fremantle.
What are the keys to defeating Fremantle on Saturday?
Fremantle showed last week that they’re a threatening side. They can move the ball from one end to the other pretty quickly. They certainly did that against Adelaide so it will be a big focus to prevent that.
You don't reckon some team out there would pay more than that? People are talking about godfather offers to De Goey, why would they not do the same for Charlie? I reckon a team like Freo would offer in excess of $1m right now for Charlie.Does seem quite high for a bloke that hasn't got a huge body of work behind him. But I guess that's just a reflection of where the game is at. Someone's value is what teams are willing to pay. If other teams would offer him more as reported, then that is his value.
I do think teams would offer him more. Thats what I'm saying.You don't reckon some team out there would pay more than that? People are talking about godfather offers to De Goey, why would they not do the same for Charlie? I reckon a team like Freo would offer in excess of $1m right now for Charlie.
With the raise in salary cap (not to mention the future raising of it) $800k really is the new $600k. The fact it's over 4 years is good too, in 2 years time he could very well be the best player in the comp then suddenly $800k a season looks cheap and very club friendly.
Huge kudos to Docherty in my book - most unselfish statement I have heard from a player at the Club - very big leadership tick.
I don't see it that way at all. It looks more to me like he's just undecided. Now, you could argue that that's not a good sign, as he might not be 100% committed to our vision and plan, but I wouldn't say it's an indication that he's leaving.
He also has his injury recovery to focus on.