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Drummond wont and shouldnt be delisted, Kid has been unlucky with injuries but shown enough that the club rates him
Yarran is still on the list and will be delisted and Batchelor,Miles,Lennon will be shopped
There wont be a Rookie list after this year from whats been written, just a list of 44 players + Cat bDidn't Drummond just do another ACL? Fair enough if the club thinks he can eventually come back, but maybe delist and rookie?
Not sure Batchelor has any value at the moment. Wouldn't be surprised on the other two though.
Out of contract this year are the following players - What should we pay them or delist trade them
Dustin Martin - $1 million + $100k for Jack Dyer Medal /$50k for top 5 + $100k for Brownlow medal
Brandon Ellis - $200k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Shaun Grigg - $200k x 1years (match payments $5000 game)
Ben Lennon - Delist / Trade
Jake Batchelor - Delist /trade or if need to keep for depth $100k x 1 years (match payments $5000 game)
Daniel Rioli - $150k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Ivan Maric - Retire
Jacob Townsend - Delist
Kane Lambert -$150k x 2 years (match payments $5000 game)
Kamdyn McIntosh - $200k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Nathan Broad - Delist
Nathan Drummond -$60k x 2 years (match payments $5000 game)
Steven Morris - Retire /Delist
Daniel Butler - $150k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Todd Elton - Delist
Rookie List Players
Callum Moore - $60k x 2 years
Mabior Chol - $60k x 2 years
Tyson Stengle - $60k x 2 years
Jason Castagna - $100k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Ivan Soldo - $60k x 2 years
Average players salaries take into account player averages across the boardYou have a lot of competition, but this could be the most delusional post I have seen on here. They have just said the new average will be like $370K for an AFL player excluding rookies, yet everyone bar Dusty will be at least $170K lower than average that will sign a new contract? I don't know where else to start..
The cap is going up by around $2m a year so they'll figure it outAverage players salaries take into account player averages across the board
It would be really interesting to see how you could fit players like Prestia (700k) Martin (1.1 mil) Rance (800k) Jack (700k) Cotchin (850k) Caddy (500k) and still pay the remainder the average afl salary.
just out of interes , would be good to see what you would have these players getting - Just copy/paste and edit , lets have a look
Out of contract this year are the following players - What should we pay them or delist trade them
Dustin Martin - $1 million + $100k for Jack Dyer Medal /$50k for top 5 + $100k for Brownlow medal
Brandon Ellis - $200k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Shaun Grigg - $200k x 1years (match payments $5000 game)
Ben Lennon - Delist / Trade
Jake Batchelor - Delist /trade or if need to keep for depth $100k x 1 years (match payments $5000 game)
Daniel Rioli - $150k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Ivan Maric - Retire
Jacob Townsend - Delist
Kane Lambert -$150k x 2 years (match payments $5000 game)
Kamdyn McIntosh - $200k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Nathan Broad - Delist
Nathan Drummond -$60k x 2 years (match payments $5000 game)
Steven Morris - Retire /Delist
Daniel Butler - $150k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Todd Elton - Delist
Rookie List Players
Callum Moore - $60k x 2 years
Mabior Chol - $60k x 2 years
Tyson Stengle - $60k x 2 years
Jason Castagna - $100k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Ivan Soldo - $60k x 2 years
match payments for players on the cusp that are not regulars or best 25Match payments are a thing of the past for most players apart from recent draftees. It also helps to arrange your TPP better.
Yes I understand that but clubs don't do match payments that much any more. It makes it harder to do your salary cap ie if you had 15 players on match payments then you have to include that money in their deal, so you end up having a lot of cash that might not be used. Some of that money can be used to get another player. I just think having new draftees is fine, but you had a lot of players on them, and I bet managers are saying no, we want guaranteed money. Just on your figures, you could up the base money and have no game payments.match payments for players on the cusp that are not regulars or best 25
Teams would know which players are likely to get how many games to a reasonable degreee, The players that i have getting match payments are either players less likely to get games or young players only been at the club 1-2 years and their development would be predictable.Yes I understand that but clubs don't do match payments that much any more. It makes it harder to do your salary cap ie if you had 15 players on match payments then you have to include that money in their deal, so you end up having a lot of cash that might not be used. Some of that money can be used to get another player. I just think having new draftees is fine, but you had a lot of players on them, and I bet managers are saying no, we want guaranteed money. Just on your figures, you could up the base money and have no game payments.
Teams would know which players are likely to get how many games to a reasonable degreee, The players that i have getting match payments are either players less likely to get games or young players only been at the club 1-2 years and their development would be predictable.
example at the start of the year if you were to have asked me how many games the following players would get my guess would have been
Rioli 18+
Bolton 5 +
Graham 0-3
Broad 3
Garth 3
Elton 8-10
etc etc
Also if you dont add match payments you would most likely need to pay them more of a base, Another part of the answer to your comment is that the salary caps are now 3 years and liquid between 95%-105% and that gives you scope to use unused money's the following year to front end some deals or if in arrears you have the ability to pull back the next 2 years.
I think match payments are still a very good tool that list managers use and can be more flexible in their contract negotiations with players.
e.g. Lets just say the for example Shai Bolton comes out and wants a new deal at around $400k, It would be terrible for us to give him $400k for a player thats 1-2 years in unless he is a gun already similar to dusty was but we could do something like $200k a year + $10,000 match payments which could be a max of $450k but if he isnt performing and not getting games like Lennon then your exposure is minimal and would only get $300k if only plays 10 games. But allows the player to earn what he is wanting 'IF' he performs
Agree , Depending on the player and his status at the club there will be a time where the contract is a set $$$ amount e.g grimes,Astbury,Cotchin,Dusty etcYes I understand the concept and the plus and minuses. But there will be a time when players need to swap over to all base payments and I sometimes wonder if that mechanism hinders balancing the cap. So in your eg 450k potential, just for arguments sake a player does this and is out of contract that year. Managers want to max their players earnings, so of course will want close to that in guaranteed money. If they weren't on that match payment system, but a higher base only, at least you know what he will get paid in total and can plan around that figure, whilst the match payment guy you to add all his potential earnings. I just see that as a better way to do it, out side of new draftees which is mandated. Also the 95%-100% applies either way you do it. Plus I am not saying don't do any of this type either, just saying it would be at a minimum imo.
That's 16 players on this type, and I just cant see the club doing that much, but anyway. Plus don't forget full contracts don't have to 300k+. It would be interesting to what it actually is, but that stuff we will never find out.Agree , Depending on the player and his status at the club there will be a time where the contract is a set $$$ amount e.g grimes,Astbury,Cotchin,Dusty etc
But when you have players are someting like 28-44 who are not established players on the edge of playing limited games or a player like maric,morris,hunt then you cant just give them $300k + contracts
they are way too rigid and the club would always be over paying.
I wouldnt be suprised if 50% of playing list would be on match payments plus low base
Maric - Retire
Hampson - Please retire
Hunt - Just F off
Townsend - Hollywood need a stuntman
Morris - We have an assistant vfl development role for you
Broad - Get another Tatt .............. In western Australia
Griffiths - Mate look after your health, Its just not meant to be
Elton - Next year you are a free agent lets help you and do it now
Lennon - There's a role for you at Carlton ( Cleaning the toilets after games)
For Sale
Edwards - Been sneaking under the radar for years with cameo appearances but never ever a game changer
Lambert - Best years were at the Blues (northern)
Batchelor - Just doesnt do enough, might be ok at another club
Cellis - Softly Softly
Out of contract this year are the following players - What should we pay them or delist trade them
Dustin Martin - $1 million + $100k for Jack Dyer Medal /$50k for top 5 + $100k for Brownlow medal
Brandon Ellis - $200k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Shaun Grigg - $200k x 1years (match payments $5000 game)
Ben Lennon - Delist / Trade
Jake Batchelor - Delist /trade or if need to keep for depth $100k x 1 years (match payments $5000 game)
Daniel Rioli - $150k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Ivan Maric - Retire
Jacob Townsend - Delist
Kane Lambert -$150k x 2 years (match payments $5000 game)
Kamdyn McIntosh - $200k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Nathan Broad - Delist
Nathan Drummond -$60k x 2 years (match payments $5000 game)
Steven Morris - Retire /Delist
Daniel Butler - $150k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Todd Elton - Delist
Rookie List Players
Callum Moore - $60k x 2 years
Mabior Chol - $60k x 2 years
Tyson Stengle - $60k x 2 years
Jason Castagna - $100k x 3 years (match payments $5000 game)
Ivan Soldo - $60k x 2 years
Ok sunshine i will listen to your opinion and not comment on your post , But if you have the courage to do alist on what you believe the list will be paid similar to what i did - You will gain everybody's respect here BUT if you dont then your just full of Sh!t - Go on lets see how good at this you areYoure really bad at this. The average wage next year is $380k and you think Ellis will play for 200, Grigg 200 (would be top 5 in our B&F after 14 rounds), lambert and rioli on 150...
You do realise that Rioli is more likely to be on 400k from next year... he'll be on a deal that will take him to RFA status and is likely to get 2m over 5 years.
New Salary cap 12.25mil. These salaries would make our cap 12.2 million. I put most players on what I think they are on now. But have Dusty getting 1 mill.
350 Nick Vlastuin
350 Dylan Grimes
750 Dion Prestia
1,000 Dustin Martin
350 Brandon Ellis
450 Shaun Grigg
200 Ben Lennon
600 Jack Riewoldt
600 Trent Cotchin
350 Shane Edwards
350 Jake Batchelor
400 David Astbury
400 Bachar Houli
150 Jayden Short
350 Shaun Hampson
100 Daniel Rioli
700 Alex Rance
300 Ivan Maric
100 Jacob Townsend
450 Josh Caddy
200 Kane Lambert
300 Ben Griffiths
400 Toby Nankervis
350 Anthony Miles
300 Sam Lloyd
350 Taylor Hunt
70 Shai Bolton
300 Reece Conca
100 Oleg Markov
150 Cory Ellis
200 Kamdyn McIntosh
70 Jack Graham
70 Nathan Broad
70 Callum Moore
150 Connor Menadue
300 Steven Morris
100 Nathan Drummond
100 Daniel Butler
70 Mabior Chol
70 Ryan Garthwaite
150 Todd Elton
70 Tyson Stengle
75 Jason Castagna
75 Ivan Soldo
Lambert - Best years were at the Blues (northern) [/QUOTE
New Salary cap 12.25mil. These salaries would make our cap 12.2 million. I put most players on what I think they are on now. But have Dusty getting 1 mill.
I know Anthony Miles and his salary is not 200+Great effort mate... the only ones l reckon might be slightly different are:
350 Dylan Grimes (slightly high)
450 Shaun Grigg (reckon probably 400)
350 Shane Edwards (reckon probably 400)
350 Jake Batchelor (think he'd be on far less - probably 250)
400 David Astbury (at the moment, probably 325... but will go above 500 soon enough)
350 Shaun Hampson (reckon he would be over that - just a ruckman price)
300 Ivan Maric (similar to Hampson... reckon we paid overs)
450 Josh Caddy (would be high 5's, possibly 6's - was one of the highest paid at Geelong)
350 Anthony Miles (less than this - probably 250)
350 Taylor Hunt (no chance, same as Miles... was on scrap heap when we picked him up - probably 200)
300 Steven Morris (reckon less... 225)