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No idea personally.QLD has had circa 10x the interstate migration compared to SA in recent decades.
Why is that?
How would Lloyd have any idea .....he's a College Football Coach, outside of the AFL .....so it's 3rd hand infoIt was mentioned on one of the AFL panel shows (I think it might have been Matthew Lloyd who said it) that Justin Reid tries to win every trade scenario and list managers find him difficult to trade with.
If I knew exactly when it was said I would try and find it, it definitely could be bullshit though.
Queenslander!They're all idiots
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SEN’s Sam Edmund had reported Humphrey’s management reached out to more than one rival club in recent days to sound out possible moves, adding it’d become “increasingly clear the player has an appetite to leave Gold Coast in this trade period”.
So, while both Humphrey’s management and the club have since reiterated he isn’t for trade, it seemingly won’t stop the Dees from pushing for his inclusion in a Petracca deal.
So how could a trade get done before the end of the exchange period?
If the Demons are in fact set on Humphrey as their prize — and if it ultimately winds up that he does want to leave — the Dees would likely need to add in a sweetener draft pick on top of Petracca, due to 21-year-old Humphrey’s long-term upside.
“A player as valuable for your future as Bailey Humphrey … you view that, in this day and age, he could play another 12 years. Petracca could give you three, maybe four years,” began five-time premiership star Dermott Brereton to foxfooty.com.au.
His brother was a footy manager of a club, he'd know.How would Lloyd have any idea .....he's a College Football Coach, outside of the AFL .....so it's 3rd hand info
Haven't we won more trade negotiations than lost, in the last 3 years ......now, it may have been true in the past, but in any job, you get better with experience
I seem to remember Reid being quite intense & gruff in the past .....he seems so much more relaxed & jovial these days ....shows he's in control & confident
And when was the last set of negotiations have we held with FREO .....and why did COLL attempt to poach Reid as a Footy ManagerHis brother was a footy manager of a club, he'd know.
Whats the problem anyway? Don't we want a negotiator who tries to win every trade scenario and list managers find him difficult to trade with?His brother was a footy manager of a club, he'd know.
Well yes, but you still need a little bit of nuance I would have thought. I dont mind JR to beat honest.Whats the problem anyway? Don't we want a negotiator who tries to win every trade scenario and list managers find him difficult to trade with?
Surely that’s his job, they all do it. The David Noble approach is the outlier.
A good negotiator knows his position and what his leverage is. Sydney had no leverage in that trade. I'd suggest JR could have done a bit better in the Rankine trade based on his output to that point, although in retrospect it was a win/win as Ranks has improved and Humphrey is a gun.They all would to a degree, but obviously with trades it obviously takes someone to lose a trade in order for someone else to win one.
It was brought in a discussion about Jordan Dawson and how Sydney were unhappy with the trade. They said something along the lines that Sydney felt that Adelaide was unwilling to negotiate from their starting offer and had no real choice other than to accept it.
That was when (the more I think about it, the more I am convinced that it was Matthew Lloyd) it was brought up that Justin Reid has a reputation for needing to win every trade and opposition list managers find him one of the hardest to deal with.
Personally I haven't seen anything that suggests that we're difficult to deal with so I remember being surprised about what was being said.
Maybe it is bullshit, who knows?
The problem is "don't be a ****wit" and "you have to like, actually try this time" are subjective and therefore problematic to put in a contractNow with Petracca out, Oliver is probably worth looking at ONLY if we can minimise risk as far as possible contractually. We tried to with Stengle and he didn’t accept our contract offer with certain provisions.
thinking out loud here...
If Curnow hasn't sorted out a club would if be worth having a look?
doesn't fix our midfield issue, but Filthy in the ruck would be a better option than ROB.
Where we are at in our window right now I would’ve given him a 5th year I don’t care. If we could snag one flag in the next 5 years rather than be there abouts but not make it I’ll take that any day of the week.
How would Lloyd have any idea .....he's a College Football Coach, outside of the AFL .....so it's 3rd hand info
Haven't we won more trade negotiations than lost, in the last 3 years ......now, it may have been true in the past, but in any job, you get better with experience
I seem to remember Reid being quite intense & gruff in the past .....he seems so much more relaxed & jovial these days ....shows he's in control & confident
Been no whispers but SA boy I hope they look at if we can’t poach OliverDon’t post here hardly ever but wondering what’s everyone’s thoughts on Tommy Powell ? I rated him a few years back but haven’t watched him much over 25.
Like I said I haven’t watched much north last year. One of my mates is a huge north fan and rates him, reckons he’s been pushed out their midfield this year.Been no whispers but SA boy I hope they look at if we can’t poach Oliver
Cheap smokes?QLD has had circa 10x the interstate migration compared to SA in recent decades.
Why is that?
And prior to that we had a guy who would take unders/pay overs to keep others happy. I know which one i'd prefer.It was mentioned on one of the AFL panel shows (I think it might have been Matthew Lloyd who said it) that Justin Reid tries to win every trade scenario and list managers find him difficult to trade with.
If I knew exactly when it was said I would try and find it, it definitely could be bullshit though.
HTF would Matthew Lloyd know, he doesn't move in those circles?It was mentioned on one of the AFL panel shows (I think it might have been Matthew Lloyd who said it) that Justin Reid tries to win every trade scenario and list managers find him difficult to trade with.
If I knew exactly when it was said I would try and find it, it definitely could be bullshit though.
What you say is 100% correct. Smart operators learn fast. Reidy would admit to his first few years being a learning curve and making some mistakes. His last 4-5 years though are as good as anyones. Incoming and retention.How would Lloyd have any idea .....he's a College Football Coach, outside of the AFL .....so it's 3rd hand info
Haven't we won more trade negotiations than lost, in the last 3 years ......now, it may have been true in the past, but in any job, you get better with experience
I seem to remember Reid being quite intense & gruff in the past .....he seems so much more relaxed & jovial these days ....shows he's in control & confident