I understand your position perfectly.
You have nothing to offer other than an opinion. You have previously claimed to have inside knowledge re this matter and then admitted to lying.
Not satisfied with this, you then name call and mock the people who actually do know what's going on with Carlisle (people who have a track record of getting their shit correct).
Then when given generous odds to change your avatar in a small bet to give you the opportunity to actually back up your opinion, you go to water.
So yeah you are speaking English. Ignorant, disrespectful and weak English.
You want me to place a bet against something that I think is a good chance of happening, and failing to do so is a lack of conviction?
It’s like a parallel universe in here.
And I admitted to lying? Huh?
I suggest you go back and re-read the conversation. It’s not that difficult.
As of right now, Carlisle to Carlton is not “signed, sealed and delivered”, or “sewn up”, or “agreed”, or a “done deal in principle”, or whatever other wank label people want to give it.
It will be in future, at any one of a number of clubs who want him, be it Carlton or another. There’s a number of clubs who are interested and have contacted his manager.
Given other profile players are yet to make decisions on next year, there’s a lot of salary cap $ currently unaccounted for in 2016, as there is every year. This impacts which clubs make offers, and how much.
To suggest a player in demand has simply agreed to join a certain club before even hearing other offers isn’t just wrong, it doesn’t even make sense. People who believe it have been fed bullshit. He’d have to have the most dense, clueless manager to have ever lived. Which he doesn’t.
As an example re Carlisle: Do you think Geelong is certain what Dangerfield is doing? Do you think their acquisition or otherwise of him might maybe affect their ability to make a big offer on a player like Carlisle?
Just think. It’s not that hard.