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The problem with this theory, and all the others banging on about Jesse White's salary being a factor in the KT deal, is that it was Jesse White who requested to be traded not the other way round. Indeed Jesse's decision to occured *prior to * KT deciding he wanted to come to the Swans. http://www.smh.com.au/afl/afl-news/...look-for-greener-pastures-20121004-27271.html
Thus Jesse is requesting to terminate his contract, not for it to be transfered to the new club. It is therefore up to him to agree with the Crows what his new salary would be.
Therefore the Swans offer to the Crows became 2nd round pick plus JW (to find him a home), rather than just a 2nd round pick.
The Swans salary cap issues vis KT was solved by delisting Mark Seabey, who is no longer needed.
Not much logic in this.
The question is not when Jesse White decided he wanted to leave. That is irrelevant.
The question is can the Swans afford Tippett with White still in their salary cap.
Seaby (no second 'e') is meaningless. Sure, you might lose a bit from him and some veterans, but you have other salary obligations coming out of a premiership year. Mature players aren't cheap.








