List Mgmt. Rob Kerr Interview

[Harris Specter]

An exclusive in-depth interview with National Talent Manager Rob Kerr about the Lions list

 

[jjami15]

Just a fantastic insight into the processes of list management, contracts and drafting. We are very lucky to be able to have someone from inside the inner sanctum to give us this information. Required listening!

 

[wantok]

Very good interview. Straight down the line,honest answers.

 

[Jorgo]

As with the Gary O interview last week this is a really good listen and a fantastic insight for the fans. Much credit has to go to our club for a) allowing this to happen and b) to allow us to hear the full, in depth versions. Classic stuff.

Dom & Mike go ok too

 

[Hollow Knight]

Nice to hear Kerr confirm what many of us have suspected for a while, that homesickness is largely overblown and that the priority of most players is "career first".

 

[T Rick]

No doubt good listening for all the other list managers as well...trying to get an insight into our thinking!

 

[royboys4eva]

Good listen. Enjoyed hearing Rob's opinion. Reading between the lines think we may have trouble retaining either or both Karnezis and Polec.

Agree with Rob when he says good forwards are hard to find. We have been blessed to have the great man Browny. And that was under the father son rule.

 

[captainrich]

pretty much emphasised how big of a loss mitch money clark was he was going to be that forward to carry the load after browny, going to be a tough gig to sort out, and it seems with polec and karneziz if they are given the chances over the last 12 weeks they could stay put, homesickness means for shit

 

[Balony_pony16]

Nice to hear Kerr confirm what many of us have suspected for a while, that homesickness is largely overblown and that the priority of most players is "career first".

Yep, but went ones career aint panning out like expected the homesickness becomes a greater factor if the player still holds some trade value/external appeal...regardless if it will become the best move long term for a players career