One journo (might've been Barrett) said he was on $750k / yr. He doesn't come across as a greedy fella, so I reckon the salary will be fair.. certainly not $1m !!Surely we don't pay him $1m a year?
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One journo (might've been Barrett) said he was on $750k / yr. He doesn't come across as a greedy fella, so I reckon the salary will be fair.. certainly not $1m !!Surely we don't pay him $1m a year?
I find it equally sad watching people fawn all over the club blindly.Why do you even support the club? Seriously?
Every team has players on the list who suffer injuries and don't ever get to play a game of AFL or see their careers end. Every. One.
Isn't this the same medical team that managed to get Sam Reid on the field for 22 games this season? The same medical team that got Alex Johnson back on to an AFL field after multiple knee reconstructions and years out of the game?
Sad when you can be a forum moderator for a club about which you have nothing positive to say.
Didn't realise people could see into the future and aalready know Daniher is cooked
BF pessimists obviously have more info than the club...
I can picture it nowFast forward to Round 8 2020.
Daniher is listed on the injury list as “indefinite”.
The media are describing it as a trade disaster.
The Bigfooty world is in meltdown. Our Board is in meltdown.
I’m still pretty cool with this trade.
When's the news of the Bennel signing dropping?
Hare and tortoise stuff.My sense is that, if it actually does happen, it will be a while yet. I doubt there are many clubs clamouring for his signature so the club can probably afford to take care of other more pressing stuff first and sign him after the draft.
Chuckling over questions asked at the trade combine:
As explained by potential top-10 pick Brodie Kemp, Sydney had five toys and wanted him to pick one and explain why.
“(There was) a fake spider, big blue ball where you squeeze it, jelly, a puzzle and one of those slap bracelets,” he explained to foxfooty.com.au.
“I picked the big fluffy ball and it just looked really appealing.”
Quirky questions, scary interviews: Inside the 2019 AFL draft combine
Quirky questions, scary interviews: Inside the 2019 AFL draft combinewww.foxsports.com.au
from the articleI wonder what is the reasoning behind that?
from the article
Adelaide, Gold Coast and Sydney were the three clubs highlighted by multiple draft prospects, as to the clubs who attempted to create havoc in the meeting rooms.
...
Some clubs are split on the process of asking ‘weird questions’.
One list manager declared the process of asking silly questions was “useless and a waste of time”, while a rival club’s psychologist gave an insight into the progress explaining it was done to “assess the cognitive side of things and to make players think on their feet”.
Chuckling over questions asked at the trade combine:
As explained by potential top-10 pick Brodie Kemp, Sydney had five toys and wanted him to pick one and explain why.
“(There was) a fake spider, big blue ball where you squeeze it, jelly, a puzzle and one of those slap bracelets,” he explained to foxfooty.com.au.
“I picked the big fluffy ball and it just looked really appealing.”
Quirky questions, scary interviews: Inside the 2019 AFL draft combine
Quirky questions, scary interviews: Inside the 2019 AFL draft combinewww.foxsports.com.au
Don’t think we need to replace Papley, we have Menzel and Ronke for that role.
Nice...you must get great gratification from judging a book by its cover?I’ve said before and I’ll say it again, Tom Harley is a over trained media monkey. He just drops cliched vernacular that is meant to impress everyone, yet tells you absolutely nothing about what’s actually going on. He’s full of sh1t and is more interested in appeasing the masses around social inclusivity rather than getting this football team winning flags. He’s a fraud and he can p**s off.
Yeah sure, who are we picking and how we’ll do they go at AFL level?Christ on a bike !
If that's the plan we'll be in the bottom four a few more years yet. So perhaps we can afford to give away our top pick this year, plenty more on the way !
Can we start in early on who we are getting for the number 1 pick next year discussion?
Not sure, I'll have to peruse the LTI list for U17s.Yeah sure, who are we picking and how we’ll do they go at AFL level?