Reportedly GWS contract offer wasn't what Lobb thought he was worth
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That's interesting.
13 to Hawks
Wingard and Lobb to GWS
21 to Geelong
Clark to Freo
It will never happen. Geelong will have a brain aneurysmOh how we will chortle if Clark is done for 22 and THEN we get 21 for Lobb.
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I agree.we can fit him but he isn’t worth the money.
Not saying cap isn’t getting up there but we also are going to pay him 700k.
and as for trade we are so far apart it isn’t funny. Still can’t see this one getting through.
Would GWS do 2 for Lobb and 6? Values him around an early 2nd rounder.
Would GWS do 2 for Lobb and 6? Values him around an early 2nd rounder.
No it doesn't. It values him as a 4 pick upgrade early in the first round, nothing more or less.
No need to get your knickers in a twist, it was a purely hypothetical trade scenario. Typically trading up this far in this range is worth around an early second.No it doesn't. It values him as a 4 pick upgrade early in the first round, nothing more or less.
So are GWS and Hawthorn actually trying to make this happen some how?Freo offload Lobb's entire remaining 1.4 million contract to Hawthorn for pick 35 (or picks to that value). Haw immediately pay him 200k on a 1 day contract. On trade the remaining 1.2 million.
Hawthorn trade him to GWS for pick 30, banking 5 spots in the order for the 200k pay out.
Lobb turns the remaining 2 years for 1.2 million on his deal in to 3 years at 450k, knowing he's probably sacrificed about 150k (less after tax) if he had gotten a 300k 1 year deal by staying at Freo.
Everyone's happy (enough). GWS can justify pick 30 given the appropriate salary. Freo can justify pick 35 and saving a heap of money on a player who just isn't worth it, that they can then spend on free agents or frontloading. Hawthorn just happy to move up the draft using cash they had spare to spend anyway.
None of the above is legal or likely, just thinking about it as a thought exercise.
One of the key roadblocks in discussions around Lobb is who pays him if he gets to the Giants. The Dockers will reject any push to pay a portion of his salary, leading to GWS considering whether a third club – such as Hawthorn – could subsidise some of Lobb’s salary.
The AFL permits trades of players and draft picks and allows clubs to pay for players of opposition teams (such as Melbourne with Jack Watts when he went to Port Adelaide and Adam Treloar at the Dogs), but it would be unusual for a club not directly involved in a trade to help ease the salary cap burden.
Reportedly GWS contract offer wasn't what Lobb thought he was worth
Lobb wants every cent of his contract (rightfully so) bit Freo aren’t willing to pay any of it.
Reportedly GWS contract offer wasn't what Lobb thought he was worth
Here Here!Thank fu** for that.
Crisis averted!
Sounds like the Wingard no is the same.Unusually, a non-trade where both parties seem entirely happy with the result!
This is our 2nd this year. Lachie Neale the other.Unusually, a non-trade where both parties seem entirely happy with the result!
Good on GWS, Freo can keep massively overpaying him.
Reportedly GWS contract offer wasn't what Lobb thought he was worth
Sounds like the Wingard no is the same.
Yep, two for each of our clubs. An odd year.This is our 2nd this year. Lachie Neale the other.