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Very possibly. But the suggestion was that, IMO, we should pass on the PSD, keep Newman on the vets list and thus assist us getting to 92.5% and instantly free up a space for the supposedly better 2012 draft
Your thoughts as to what we should do? I like getting a new bloke as much as anyone, but with rookies we will be adding a total of 10 new players to our total list. The bloke we overlook at 73 is every chance of being there in the RD and need only be contracted for 1 year
McGuane was apparently heavily front loaded and 92.5% in 2012 will be about $500k more than it was this year. Maric and Morris hardly on big dosh. There is a fair amount of cash we need to deploy to make it to 92.5% and keeping Newman on the main list will help us do that. And has the above list mgt advantages, as well as knocking off another $100k from our total footy spend for a year
Just a thought.
Why would we do that, The cash we save from half of newmans salary can always go towards paying up other players future payments & including them into this years cap.
Allowing us much more room in the cap for future years,I would have no hesitation in paying half of cotchin,martin,delidio,Riwoldts 2013 payments next year to even get us to 100% and saving the room for the onslaught that "WILL" come from other clubs.










