Ruby Clydesdale
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- Oct 29, 2020
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- AFL Club
- Adelaide
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Get off the Bud light before you post next timeLuko, Cumming, Perryman & Rosas are all coming to the Crows. They all told my dad and haydo themselves
An example for me was a friend of mine was quite close to a former playerWhat does 90% accurate mean? You are either correct or not.
My mate at West Lakes was not specific re where players would be going. I simply gave him a list of names and his response was No, no, no, no, no, no and probably (ABN) but that could still hit a late hurdle.
I have posted one previous rumour in the last 12 years (as AFGM) and it was 90% accurate. I was subsequently abused by the usual suspects so I have not passed on anything since then.
The proof of the pudding……..
your last thing about ABN hitting a late hurdle lost me. we would not have announced this if the deal wasnt done. ps its ANBMy mate at West Lakes was not specific re where players would be going. I simply gave him a list of names and his response was No, no, no, no, no, no and probably (ABN) but that could still hit a late hurdle.
I have posted one previous rumour in the last 12 years (as AFGM) and it was 90% accurate. I was subsequently abused by the usual suspects so I have not passed on anything since then.
The proof of the pudding……..
what's the consensus here on Rosas?
looks like he'd be a good addition to the forward line to me.
Nice seeing him celebrate with Rankine in his YouTube highlights clip!
What does 90% accurate mean? You are either correct or not.
I think anchorman clarified thatWhat does 90% accurate mean? You are either correct or not.
ABN….possibly dyslexia but more likely my business background .your last thing about ABN hitting a late hurdle lost me. we would not have announced this if the deal wasnt done. ps its ANB
Re: CummingAlready in the bag, we've got a War Chest to spend to meet 95%, destination club. Port not in the conversation.
Would add a different dynamic to the forward line, if Rankine’s playing mainly midwhat's the consensus here on Rosas?
looks like he'd be a good addition to the forward line to me.
Nice seeing him celebrate with Rankine in his YouTube highlights clip!
So ANB will retire if there's no agreement reached which makes it strange why Melbourne wouldn't accept even a F3 for him, better than nothing.ABN….possibly dyslexia but more likely my business background .
Whilst clubs can have a broad agreement re a players worth, things can change when the trading merry-go-round begins. If we get less for Keane than expected and Melbourne insist on a mid-second round pick and we refuse to offer our second rounder (formerly Melbourne’s second rounder) then things could fall apart. I suspect that we view ANB as a nice to have rather than a critical trade.
I just feel like, if a player like Luko indicates he wants to come to us, we get the job done and sort out the chess pieces afterwards.The main query I have with bringing in Luko is that we basically have a similar prospect in Curtin
I know you can never have enough great kicks, but you can also be a bit too tall and slow. One of Luko/Curtin would basically have to play 3rd tall
and why would AFC put the ANB to crows post on their socials so quick? nah, he's coming and theyve agreed to return a second rounder just like melb coughed up a 2nd for a broken down macadam. the other players who knows.ABN….possibly dyslexia but more likely my business background .
Whilst clubs can have a broad agreement re a players worth, things can change when the trading merry-go-round begins. If we get less for Keane than expected and Melbourne insist on a mid-second round pick and we refuse to offer our second rounder (formerly Melbourne’s second rounder) then things could fall apart. I suspect that we view ANB as a nice to have rather than a critical trade.
Further to this, in the same article
WILL MONEY SCUPPER ANY LUKOSIUS MOVE?
Jack Lukosius will have to consider whether to take a pay cut or move to a second club as his back-ended contract creates challenges for clubs assessing his value.
The 24-year-old Gold Coast swingman has been told he can assess his options but would ideally love to stay on the coast with his mates under coach Damien Hardwick.
Clubs chasing Lukosius believe he is yet to fully commit to actually moving to a new club and might even be keen to stay even if it costs him financially.
He has two more years of a back-ended deal that averages out at about $850,000 but hits around $950,000 in the next two years.
He could volunteer to take less money — potentially for the security of another season.
But with the Suns in contract negotiations with a bevy of star players it would create valuable salary cap room if he did move on.
Key defenders Sam Collins and Mac Andrew are contracted for 2025 but in talks on new deals, with Matt Rowell and Charlie Ballard also contracted for another year but sure to sign extensions.
Adelaide and Port Adelaide have interest in Lukosius, who does not play a physical brand of football but kicked 39.22 last year.
He would also add some silky delivery to the Crows forward line as he used his foot skills to deliver the ball to Riley Thilthorpe and Darcy Fogarty.
The Suns are hopeful they will sign strong-bodied midfielder Alex Davies on a two-year deal despite interest from clubs including Collingwood.
Honestly, what kind of nufty actually writes 'doesn't play a physical brand of football'
WILL MONEY SCUPPER ANY LUKOSIUS MOVE?
Jack Lukosius will have to consider whether to take a pay cut or move to a second club as his back-ended contract creates challenges for clubs assessing his value.
The 24-year-old Gold Coast swingman has been told he can assess his options but would ideally love to stay on the coast with his mates under coach Damien Hardwick.
Clubs chasing Lukosius believe he is yet to fully commit to actually moving to a new club and might even be keen to stay even if it costs him financially.
He has two more years of a back-ended deal that averages out at about $850,000 but hits around $950,000 in the next two years.
He could volunteer to take less money — potentially for the security of another season.
But with the Suns in contract negotiations with a bevy of star players it would create valuable salary cap room if he did move on.
Key defenders Sam Collins and Mac Andrew are contracted for 2025 but in talks on new deals, with Matt Rowell and Charlie Ballard also contracted for another year but sure to sign extensions.
Adelaide and Port Adelaide have interest in Lukosius, who does not play a physical brand of football but kicked 39.22 last year.
He would also add some silky delivery to the Crows forward line as he used his foot skills to deliver the ball to Riley Thilthorpe and Darcy Fogarty.
The Suns are hopeful they will sign strong-bodied midfielder Alex Davies on a two-year deal despite interest from clubs including Collingwood.
read the piece on HoustonHonestly, what kind of nufty actually writes 'doesn't play a physical brand of football'
you right its rubbishFurther to this, in the same article
Anyone read this sort of rubbish added into an article before?
St Kilda could still secure a second top-ten pick if Josh Battle’s contract hits a first-round compensation trigger, so the Saints might have an early pick to hand over.
Carlton will struggle to find a way to give up early picks for Houston, while the Pies would need to find a first-round pick to secure his services.
The Power is chasing GWS free agency defenders Harry Perryman and Isaac Cumming, who are yet to decide their futures as the season rolls into September.
The club’s responsible salary cap management means it could retain Houston and find space for the pair if they decided on the Power as their club of choice.
Hawthorn remains in the mix for Perryman, who would ideally stay at the Giants but has bigger financial offers elsewhere.
The Power have half back Josh Sinn off contract next year and rebounder Kane Farrell becoming a restricted free agent so stocking up on half backs is responsible list management.
Given that ANB is over the line, and I think a great addition, Rosas would be an excellent addition to a forward line that badly lacks pace and creativity. Also frees up Rankine to excel in midfield.what's the consensus here on Rosas?
looks like he'd be a good addition to the forward line to me.
Nice seeing him celebrate with Rankine in his YouTube highlights clip!
Doesn't play a physical brand
WILL MONEY SCUPPER ANY LUKOSIUS MOVE?
Jack Lukosius will have to consider whether to take a pay cut or move to a second club as his back-ended contract creates challenges for clubs assessing his value.
The 24-year-old Gold Coast swingman has been told he can assess his options but would ideally love to stay on the coast with his mates under coach Damien Hardwick.
Clubs chasing Lukosius believe he is yet to fully commit to actually moving to a new club and might even be keen to stay even if it costs him financially.
He has two more years of a back-ended deal that averages out at about $850,000 but hits around $950,000 in the next two years.
He could volunteer to take less money — potentially for the security of another season.
But with the Suns in contract negotiations with a bevy of star players it would create valuable salary cap room if he did move on.
Key defenders Sam Collins and Mac Andrew are contracted for 2025 but in talks on new deals, with Matt Rowell and Charlie Ballard also contracted for another year but sure to sign extensions.
Adelaide and Port Adelaide have interest in Lukosius, who does not play a physical brand of football but kicked 39.22 last year.
He would also add some silky delivery to the Crows forward line as he used his foot skills to deliver the ball to Riley Thilthorpe and Darcy Fogarty.
The Suns are hopeful they will sign strong-bodied midfielder Alex Davies on a two-year deal despite interest from clubs including Collingwood.
So ANB will retire if there's no agreement reached which makes it strange why Melbourne wouldn't accept even a F3 for him, better than nothing.