He seems to follow a season-on, season-off pattern. Based on below we should get 22 games from him in 2019.
List Mgmt. 2018 Draft, Free Agency & Trade Hypotheticals thread, Part II: Nothing happened!
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He seems to follow a season-on, season-off pattern. Based on below we should get 22 games from him in 2019.
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Reid with age will get worse imo
This will be another **** up by us and contract length
This will be another **** up by us and contract length
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From a widely respected poster, this is a remarkably dumb contribution. Id also almost prefer our mythological Number 8 aka an ATM sitting in his mound of coinage.
Grand Uncle Horace
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..... Get with the program man, buy into the crazy scene, drop a trip and flip your lid etc
You are right. I'd prefer he played a more quarterback role for us.
Nah you don't need a pick they are just upgraded.
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Just one thing I wanted to say. Trading for the sack of trading never works well. Port last year, Crazy Vossy @ Brisbane, etc.... You need to identify targets that are going to improve the footy club. If you can't, go to the draft.
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Haha I was waiting for that.
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I won't even start on the salary requirements, but on May, GCS would get a top 3 pick next year with a free agency offer. I think that he would definitely improve our team and release Rampe.
What could we possibly give up to get him? I don't think that our 1st next year, and Saints 2nd round next year would be enough to get him through the doors. That valuation doesn't get close to a top 3 pick. I would think we would need to give up a player.
What could we possibly give up to get him? I don't think that our 1st next year, and Saints 2nd round next year would be enough to get him through the doors. That valuation doesn't get close to a top 3 pick. I would think we would need to give up a player.
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But why do we have to have yank terms like deeefence
It's concerning that no one seems to want to come to Sydney anymore. Why not? It's a pretty cool and eminently liveable city. You would think that the relative anonymity and lack of media pressure might also appeal to least some, but no, everyone wants to be in either Victoria or WA. AFL players are ****ing weirdos.
You go to the draft every year either way.
And I don't really get referring to "trading for tradings sake" if you asked Brisbane at that time I'm sure they'd actually have reasoning beyond "just felt like trading" likewise Port last year, it mightn't have worked out how they hoped but Im sure their strategy wasn't just "lets do some trading" and it certainly didnt impact their ability to draft, the previous year to last we'd done a trade with port of 3 picks in the top 30 for 2 picks, and last year they got the same value we just got for Hanners, future second pick from the saints, for Logan Austin who has played 20 games.
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It’s not just footy mate. Their culture has been bleeding into ours for years.
A lot of the free trade, draft points etc are attempts at copying American sports.
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Why is that Melbourne is the sports capital of the world . WTFDWFTI
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But we don't have to copy them in sayings.
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2 supposed available players i would like us to have a crack at are Findlayson and Scrimshaw, neither will cost a lot and could improve our team.
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Them as well
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I would think that the vast majority of players love being recognised, especially the single ones. Being recognised also helps with additional income, ie performing at promotional events, advertising, being a guest on The Footy Show, etc etc.
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We used to be famed for turning players careers around
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You’d think a decent amount of them would have healthy egos given they’d come through the ranks best player of their local club, told how good they are, taken in the top 40-70 kids in the whole country.
As you say, like the attention.
It’s probably not until they get a little older, more settled and perhaps family that they start to shy away from the spotlight and want a quieter place to raise a family.
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What’s the go Homsch?
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We still are, we’ve turned Hannebery’s around!
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29 next year. His stats read like a tall Gary Rohan for impact on games.
I would have a big pass on Casboult personally.
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Casboult is one of the best marks in the game. Arguably the best when he is on.
That's about it.
That's about it.
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