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I'm not usually one to make a fuss about grammar but I legitimately could not read that post.Stay strong mate. Sending you thoughts and prayers.
Grammar abuse duly recorded.
I just don't read it. In fact, I am at the stage where I just skim over posts that are not reporting a trade. Which accounts for just about all the posts, including mine. I have also not listened to Trade radio once, despite the high pitched annoyance of Terry Wallet being long gone. I am not in the market for a new set of tyres and would go out of my way not to buy anything advertised in their broadcast if I did listen.Please, for the love of God, can you use basic grammar?
I'm not sure if I'm alone here and it's just my ADHD, but it's extremely difficult to read stuff like this. I had to stop after the first two lines.
Fixed it for you.Ok - now I'm officially triggered.
jathanas please record this in the anals of BF
Been waiting for something along those linesFixed it for you.
I thought we were all collectively obnoxiously stubborn wowee they’re a different breed the handbaggers.There’s quite a few triggered Cats fans on the Main Board, (they’ll deny it but the numbers don’t lie).
PieLebo87 is almost fighting them on his own.
try being a collingwood supporter living in GeelongI thought we were all collectively obnoxiously stubborn wowee they’re a different breed the handbaggers.
I can honestly feel the frustration having spent abit of time in that thread during this trade period. There are so many nuffies. I feel for ya!try being a collingwood supporter living in Geelong
I also lol'd at their attempt to compare the Luke Ball situation with the Henry one.I thought we were all collectively obnoxiously stubborn wowee they’re a different breed the handbaggers.
Yeah ive got a couple mates that live there. Its hell they tell me.try being a collingwood supporter living in Geelong
I'm not too sure how ethical it is to push grundy out the door because of his contract, and then accept so-called salary dumps like mitchell, where presumably the club pays his high salary because he's on the cheap trade pick wise.....in other words, what melbourne is doing to us with grundy....
so we push one overpriced footballer out ....in order to get an overpriced footballer in?... it just sounds a bit grubby
If Mitchell were not overpriced, Hawks wouldn't be offering to pay part of his contract.Mitchell isn't overpriced, Hawthorn are just going with a youth-policy so he's surplus to their needs.
Grundy is not being moved on because he's too old.
Mitchell isn't overpriced, Hawthorn are just going with a youth-policy so he's surplus to their needs.
Grundy is not being moved on because he's too old.
I'm not too sure how ethical it is to push grundy out the door because of his contract, and then accept so-called salary dumps like mitchell, where presumably the club pays his high salary because he's on the cheap trade pick wise.....in other words, what melbourne is doing to us with grundy....
so we push one overpriced footballer out ....in order to get an overpriced footballer in?... it just sounds a bit grubby
You’re overthinking it.
We don’t want such a high proportion of our resources (salary cap) tied up in one area of the field, specifically rucks. Happier to increase our spend in midfield. In fact probably happier still to increase our spend on forwards, but considered that such a priority that we allocated that money out of projected cap increases, rather than waiting to free up money from trading Grundy.
I getcha, and agree it isn’t exactly perfect business etiquette, but in saying that, we’re talking 5 more years of snookering ourselves in the salary cap with $900k a year. Opening up $600k of that after next year (if we’re using next year’s $600k on Mitchell) from ‘24 to ‘27 is just smart business if the Pies can pull off the trade.I wasnt writing in a practical sense. I was writing about how I felt about the club pushing out grundy and trading in high salary players. I think the grundy contract was a mistake but I still feel that it was an agreement. I'm not a fan of winding back promises unless absolutely necessary and the grundy move is more strategic now...and less about necessity as it might have been with treloar.
I getcha, and agree it isn’t exactly perfect business etiquette, but in saying that, we’re talking 5 more years of snookering ourselves in the salary cap with $900k a year. Opening up $600k of that after next year (if we’re using next year’s $600k on Mitchell) from ‘24 to ‘27 is just smart business if the Pies can pull off the trade.
They’re doing what’s better for the greater good of this list at the expense of Grundy. No well run business wouldn’t contemplate that.