Worth probably wasn't the right word. Value may have been a better choice.
Next you'll be claiming that a glass of water has the same value to a drowning man as it does to a man lost in the desert.
You've bungled it - be big enough to admit it.
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Worth probably wasn't the right word. Value may have been a better choice.
Lots of Geelong fans saying he's worth nothing or Suns will take what they get given
Lots of opposition fans saying Cats need to make it worth the Suns while to trade him
Hmmmm.... which of those groups are likely to be biased or unrealistic......hmmmmm
I think Geelong will end up giving up a future pick for him unless they get something suitable in this year during trade period, the constant gibberish about him only being worth a late pick isn't worth the chatter as it's pretty obvious the GC aren't going to accept a 30+ pick for him as it's not in the clubs interest. I think the deal will deff et done but it's not going to be for peanuts as all these Geelong supporters expect
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So future second rounder? No way they would give up a first round pick.
Know Gary well do you? You take great delight in assassinating his character.No I'm not.
Sure there must be disappointment on both sides which is part of the reason Gary wants to welsh on his contract.
The point is, if you think Gary and GC enjoy the same level of mutual goodwill as the Hawks and Sam Mitchell you really need to take your Geelong lenses off.
GC don't owe Gary anything. They certainly don't have an obligation to be shafted by him. Gary being Gary I can see him playing just enough games next season to get the lions share of his final year contract and then retire early.
AFL changed the trading rules so the Ablett back to Geelong fairytale could happen, Geelong WILL be giving GC at least a 1st rounder.
What I was trying to say was....if you or I pick up a dollar on the street, it doesn't matter how much money either of us has got, if we both walk Into a milk bar, that dollar won't buy either of us any more or less mixed lollies based on our net worth.Next you'll be claiming that a glass of water has the same value to a drowning man as it does to a man lost in the desert.
You've bungled it - be big enough to admit it.
Yeah they will, AFL are not going to change the rules and then allow Geelong to * over one of the AFL's project clubs who desperately need help.WILL they?
Lol.
Yeah they will, AFL are not going to change the rules and then allow Geelong to **** over one of the AFL's project clubs who desperately need help.
Change what rules?
The required use of two first round draft picks over a 4 year period rule.Change what rules?
The required use of two first round draft picks over a 4 year period rule.
Loads of Suns fans fail to grasp that trading a first round draft selection or best 22 player for a 33yo is daft. Find examples of it happening in the past. You can’t.Lots of Geelong fans saying he's worth nothing or Suns will take what they get given
Lots of opposition fans saying Cats need to make it worth the Suns while to trade him
Hmmmm.... which of those groups are likely to be biased or unrealistic......hmmmmm
Doubt we do that either. Future first rounder may be in play for Stringer and that means we’d be not allowed to trade any other 2018 pick, and if we don’t we’ll need points for next year with Father/Sons on the horizon.Probably about right
GC might even propose trying to swap Gaz + an early 2017 2nd rd pick for a 2018 1st rd pick to spread their picks out over a couple of years
Re-starts in 2019, current 4 yr block was already underway until Geelong pretended to act stupid and say they didn't understand them and the AFL pretended to believe them, if Ablett ends up back at the cats for a 1st rounder then we all know why the current block was cancelled.The rule that begins in 2019?
Loads of Suns fans fail to grasp that trading a first round draft selection or best 22 player for a 33yo is daft. Find examples of it happening in the past. You can’t.
Play hard ball for all I care. Watch him retire and we come out no worse off than when we started.
Yeah they will, AFL are not going to change the rules and then allow Geelong to **** over one of the AFL's project clubs who desperately need help.
Sure they do. They have a dead list spot and Gary will try and use the injury to get s medical retirement so he gets his money still.You seem unable to understand that a trade worth nothing to GC is worth nothing.
Play hard ball. Watch him retire and GC come out no worse than when they started.
Re-starts in 2019, current 4 yr block was already underway until Geelong pretended to act stupid and say they didn't understand them and the AFL pretended to believe them, if Ablett ends up back at the cats for a 1st rounder then we all know why the current block was cancelled.
Sure they do. They have a dead list spot and Gary will try and use the injury to get s medical retirement so he gets his money still.
so what if it’s worth nothing, is that some magical reason why we should overpay. No it isn’t.
Clubs can't move contracted players or coaches wherever they want. They have to get the players consent of or payout the contract.Know Gary well do you? You take great delight in assassinating his character.
Do YOU not see that Gary Ablett Jnr has delivered what was asked of him and paid for? That being quality on field performance? Do YOU not see that he wasn't paid to recruit, manage, develop, coach or monitor the rest of the list or club?
Just because you clearly have a personal dislike of the man, doesn't mean he hasn't earned every cent of what he's been paid. And the money he's been paid, or the contract he's on don't make him any less within his grounds to ask for a trade. The Suns are not obligated to fulfil his request, but that doesn't mean he can't ask. He's not even the first contracted this year to request a trade, and he won't be the last.
Which also cracks me up here. It's ok for clubs to move players or coaches on whenever they like, no matter whether they're contracted or not, but when it goes the other way, suddenly that contract is a blood oath.
I have no problem with GCS holding him to his contract if a fair trade cannot be negotiated. What's fair is for the clubs to decide, not anyone else.