- Nov 28, 2006
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Re: Greg Inglis going to Essendon.
Looks morbidly obese there and has a shit piercing.
Looks morbidly obese there and has a shit piercing.
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Just my two cents from an outside perspective, but if you guys can snag him I think he'd be an awesome pick up. He's just a naturally gifted athlete. I'm pretty sure you can get him because the AFL will ensure it (getting another NRL player would be a Vlad dream) and more than likely the AFL will pick up a significant proportion of the tab.
My only reluctance would be his commitment and what's going on between his ears.
Well worth a punt though if the AFL pays a bunch of his salary.
Wish Hirdy would focus on priming actual footy players for the season.
Havnt been following the Greg Inglis story at all. But from what i can gather i dont know how he can be on our list for the 2011 season. Thought we had NO ROOM for players and how can we bring him in, so late no drafting or trading left. Than i swear i had read a while ago that he had signed a 3 year deal with some rugby team?? did i hear wrong.
He sign a 2 year deal with the Broncos than walk from the deal because the Strom said he own them $113,000 worth of legal fees following his 2009 assault charge and they won't realse him till they got their money.
Than he sign a 3 year deal with the South Sydney Rabbitohs but the NRL block the move because it would refuse to register Inglis's contract with South Sydney because of salary cap concerns relating to several third-party sponsorship deals.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl.../story-e6frf3e3-1225974259884?from=public_rss
It's believed Inglis can play in the AFL next season even though he didn't take part in the draft as he has not played in the AFL during the past three season.
Havnt been following the Greg Inglis story at all. But from what i can gather i dont know how he can be on our list for the 2011 season. Thought we had NO ROOM for players and how can we bring him in, so late no drafting or trading left. Than i swear i had read a while ago that he had signed a 3 year deal with some rugby team?? did i hear wrong.
He sign a 2 year deal with the Broncos than walk from the deal because the Strom said he own them $113,000 worth of legal fees following his 2009 assault charge and they won't realse him till they got their money.
Than he sign a 3 year deal with the South Sydney Rabbitohs but the NRL block the move because it would refuse to register Inglis's contract with South Sydney because of salary cap concerns relating to several third-party sponsorship deals.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/afl.../story-e6frf3e3-1225974259884?from=public_rss
It's believed Inglis can play in the AFL next season even though he didn't take part in the draft as he has not played in the AFL during the past three season.
Correct - GI can be added to the list as 'alternative talent' in place of a scholarship player on the list as he has played another elite sport and has not played/registered in a recognised AFL competition within the last 3 years.
In terms of payment - the AFL will be very keen to help out, as in the case of Hunt and Issy at GC and GWS. Also if he doesn't play a game, as he will be on our list as 'alternative talent' his payments are outside the salary cap. If he does play, then a pro-rated rate for each game played is included in the cap. Although again, the AFL is likely to be very lenient in order to get another of the NRLs stars.
Im a huge Storm fan and have been watching GI for years, and in my opinion he would be an unbelievable AFL player. He is so difficult to tackle and bring down and so quick with his hands, that he will be an awesome in and under type who can pick up the footy and use either speed or strength to break a tackle to give him self time to offload. At 23 years old - he would be an incredible pickup.
Id rather have GI on my list, than Israel or Hunt (or even Billy Slater for that matter).
Correct - GI can be added to the list as 'alternative talent' in place of a scholarship player on the list as he has played another elite sport and has not played/registered in a recognised AFL competition within the last 3 years.
In terms of payment - the AFL will be very keen to help out, as in the case of Hunt and Issy at GC and GWS. Also if he doesn't play a game, as he will be on our list as 'alternative talent' his payments are outside the salary cap. If he does play, then a pro-rated rate for each game played is included in the cap. Although again, the AFL is likely to be very lenient in order to get another of the NRLs stars.
Im a huge Storm fan and have been watching GI for years, and in my opinion he would be an unbelievable AFL player. He is so difficult to tackle and bring down and so quick with his hands, that he will be an awesome in and under type who can pick up the footy and use either speed or strength to break a tackle to give him self time to offload. At 23 years old - he would be an incredible pickup.
Id rather have GI on my list, than Israel or Hunt (or even Billy Slater for that matter).
I agree with the first two contentions. He could be an awesome in and under midfielder because he has the guts to get in there, but I doubt his game awareness in NRL would translate to AFL. He was also moved from 5/8 to centre because he didn't have the tactical nous to set up play. Bellamy took advantage of his size and speed outside the halves seeing its benefit there. He may be able to break tackles at AFL level, but if he couldn't offload as creatively as some in the NRL I doubt his ability to do so in the AFL.
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...t-hes-genuine-20101222-195lr.html?from=smh_sb''Greg did meet with him,'' Gainey told the Herald last night. ''It all went very well. If the Souths thing doesn't get sorted out, he'll definitely give it very serious consideration. Naturally, his priority is to get that done first, but he assured him [Hird] that if didn't progress with Souths he'd definitely give very serious thoughts to joining Essendon.''
If it were Buddy Franklin shafting the Hawks, we'd have no problems whatsoever (just like Blues fans managed to get over Judd shafting the Weagles). If it were Didak or Cus, we'd manage to get over their 'associates'.we dont need this bloke at our club for the following reasons:
1. No loyalty, renegs on deals because he thinks there is a bigger offer on the cards
2. Only playing 4 money, his performance over the past 6 months has demonstrated this. Would play marbles if it payed right.
3. He is fat. Cant see him being fit enough to play top level.
4. Questionable associates
5. Any of our current players are worth putting the time and effort in to develop, rather than this waste of space.