Knightmare
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So this means that the player can choose his club and the AFL are only involved if the club has lost more free agent players than it gained? If we got Jamar, is that considered like a straight swap? Obviously the original club cannot stipulate what it wants in exchange and the new club would give as little as possible. I don't fully comprehend the compensation requirements.![]()
Think GWS and Gold Coast when they added new talent.
Essentially with Jamar Collingwood can get him without sending any players or picks to Melbourne. Then the AFL might award Melbourne a 2nd or 3rd round selection or whatever they deem to be appropriate compensation.
We just need to fit him into the salary cap which is why Jamar is an attractive prospect.
If we looked to target a Robert Warnock or similar through trade week it would take a trade of 1st round selection or similar - so the attraction with Jamar is that we would not need to trade other assets to a club in an exchange but rather get the player as Gold Coast and GWS have over recent seasons - free of charge.




