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AFLW 2024 - Round 6 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Nope.Is he contracted for next season? I have heard he may not be happy with the way things have been handled in the past and might leave.
Not even close. Would be very surprised if Wright wanted to leave.Oh dear. This has got a bit of Levi's about it
You'd think it would be done by now if both parties are keen
Sammy will be too busy studying his opponent then to worry about his contract. He'll probably hold out to see if he wins the Norm Smith to jack up his price.Considering the fact we've only recently done Dish, Jacobs, Taz and Boomer, that to me is a sign Walshy has turned his attention to getting them done and Sammy's should follow soon. If it isn't done by week 3 of the finals I'll be a little concerned.
I know sammy very well and he is keen to stay at the roos, but obviously when you get to his age and isn't one of the elite players of the competition, he has to start thinking about contract length as this could be his last contract he plays out before some younger player pushes him out.You'd think it would be done by now if both parties are keen
I know sammy very well and he is keen to stay at the roos, but obviously when you get to his age and isn't one of the elite players of the competition, he has to start thinking about contract length as this could be his last contract he plays out before some younger player pushes him out.
He knows he was down with injury with affected his form for a while and kangaroos stuck with him when some were calling for his head.
So he would love to repay the favour... but sqeezing another year out on his contract by negotiating, would keep him playing the game he loves and from having to return to the reality of finding a job after football
That hurt you to say it, didn't it.I would be quadrupley shocked if he wasn't offered market rates.
Every club has their tracksuit players.
For those who are unaware of that definition, it's the blokes that would play for a free tracksuit and gym membership.
His 2nd half was brilliant and deserves a 2 year deal.
Na i he isn't that silly to think he is going to be worth his contract when he is 29 turning 30.Fair enough. I guess it depends. If he's been offered three and wants four then he might get it. If the clubs trying to give him two and he wants three then fair enough. If it's four and he wants five then on ya bike.
I spose it comes down to how long we're talking
Arj, while I don't agree with your antipathy toward some players, I at least understand it. Wright not so much. He's a good player, resurrected himself after some struggles, and easily worth a regular best 22 spot. Would play at just about any other club too.I would be quadrupley shocked if he wasn't offered market rates.
Every club has their tracksuit players.
For those who are unaware of that definition, it's the blokes that would play for a free tracksuit and gym membership.
His 2nd half was brilliant and deserves a 2 year deal.
Arjenthegreat hates this.http://www.afl.com.au/news/2015-08-27/roo-wright-earns-new-deal-after-hitting-trigger-clause
as i mentioned last week, remembered that he had a trigger for next year which he has now activated. Looks like we will give him a few more on top of that but good to know he is locked up for at least next year
Rejuvenated defender Sam Wright will play on at North Melbourne in 2016 after activating a trigger clause in his existing contract.
Wright signed a one-year contract with the Roos last year but he automatically earned another season at Arden Street when he played his 20th game for 2015 last Sunday against Fremantle.
The defender is now set to become a free agent at the end of next season, but it's believed he is in talks for a longer-term deal that would tie him to the Roos beyond 2016.
Wright has been a revelation for North in defence since being allowed to settle there in the second half of last season.
Dropped three times in the first half of 2014, he soon cemented himself in the Roos' backline after earning a recall against Hawthorn in round 16, and was one of the catalysts for North's second-half comeback against Essendon in the second elimination final.
Wright has carried that momentum into this season when he has played every game and averaged 19.1 possessions at 82 per cent efficiency.
He also leads the Roos for rebound 50s (69), is second for marks (108), third for running bounces (21), sixth for one-percenters (39) and equal eighth for contested marks (11).
The former Murray Bushranger has played 104 games for North since being selected at pick No.27 in the 2008 national draft.
Good Call Zeibsi seem to recall earlier in the year reading that he had a trigger in his contract for next year.
He has played every game so you would assume it has been activated. Nonetheless should get a 2-3 year deal even if trigger activated.
WTF ??Yeah, you're young and loyal. But your opinion on Luke doesn't make much sense, as demonstrated by the "choosing on sentiment" call, which the next post proved to be rubbish.