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No, I assume it’s a given we have (or would) make an offer but the interest is in who else will make an offer.He said in the news report that we have offered him a deal. Doesn't mention that in his tweet
Well that can't be right, because, well you know, apparently he's shit.Apparently Demons, Blues, Crows and Power are chasing after Hayward.
Unpopular opinion, but I hope he stays.Well that can't be right, because, well you know, apparently he's s**t.
I don't think it's an unpopular opinion at all.Unpopular opinion, but I hope he stays.
I think as an indication of how low an opinion some have of him, they had him benched for HHK last year.I don't think it's an unpopular opinion at all.
Some persistent 'vocal' critics on here, but generally he does the job he's entrusted to do.
As rustycrate has posted a number of times (without IMO adequate reply) if he goes who is going to do his job that is already on our list and how much would it cost ($s and draft picks) to bring in a better player?
I certainly hope he stays.
Now that can't be true , at least Haywood can play , as i posted yesterday if he's a Swans premiership player id be very happyI think as an indication of how low an opinion some have of him, they had him benched for HHK last year.
Re rusty's question, I can't speak for others, but I'd be OK with trading him in the event that doing so helps us retain better, more important players. It's not a matter of Hayward's quality or importance, it's his relative quality and importance where I think he fairs poorly, and why he's very low on my priority list of Swans to keep.I don't think it's an unpopular opinion at all.
Some persistent 'vocal' critics on here, but generally he does the job he's entrusted to do.
As rustycrate has posted a number of times (without IMO adequate reply) if he goes who is going to do his job that is already on our list and how much would it cost ($s and draft picks) to bring in a better player?
I certainly hope he stays.
Who?Delisted him last year.
You have called him the 'most unwatchable Swan we've ever had in my lifetime', you offered to drive him to the airport and even a few posts above you posted;Re rusty's question, I can't speak for others, but I'd be OK with trading him in the event that doing so helps us retain better, more important players. It's not a matter of Hayward's quality or importance, it's his relative quality and importance where I think he fairs poorly, and why he's very low on my priority list of Swans to keep.
It doesn't mean that I'd prefer some draft picks in return, or that I'd be happy with whoever we replace him with. It just might be a necessary evil.
And I think that's OK.
From what I've heard, list managers are far more ruthless than we fans are, and the idea of sacrificial lambs is far more common in list management discussions than it is even on here. So any conversations we've had about who we want to keep and who we'd be OK with letting go I can almost guarantee you has been had by our list managers already.
Lachie Rankin.Who?
All of the above can be true, no?You have called him the 'most unwatchable Swan we've ever had in my lifetime, you offered to drive him to the airport and even a few posts above you posted;
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Sorry this whole oh if we have to give him up, it would be a necessary evil, doesn't wash.
Thanks for clarifying… yeah just looked at our delistings and thought it must’ve been him.Lachie Rankin.
I was a fan, half in jest, half in genuine belief that he could've been a very good player if given the chance.
I'm not critical of the club for delisting him as we ultimately needed to free list spots to accommodate the trade bounty that undeniably improved our list. However in delisting him we did lose the one player outside of the best 22 who looked most capable of shutting down opposition small forwards.
I reckon Corey Warner could give it a go. He's fast enough and looks in cracking shape. I'd also consider James Jordan as a potential option.We need another Nick Smith! Which of our non 1st team youngsters could potentially become the next Smooch?
Me too.Unpopular opinion, but I hope he stays.
Corey possibly, can't see James in the role but you never know.I reckon Corey Warner could give it a go. He's fast enough and looks in cracking shape. I'd also consider James Jordan as a potential option.
I love it. Love the idea of list/team building, figuring out gaps, projecting where we'll be in the future.
People do jump the gun a bit sometimes. I know I've lost it over not addressing clear needs before on draft night (last year was fine), though it was years in the making.
Personally, I think we've made attempts at addressing both short and long term needs in the last year (via the MSD and end of year draft/trade). Now we wait to see if the "depth" or the young kids show something throughout the year, before knowing what we need to do the most.
Amartey, or Buller, might kick on, Logan extends and then no-one is talking about KPFs anymore (personally I think we need 4, even 5 on the list since our depth rucks aren't great up forward, so there is room to replace Reid). Snell does play both ends.
We need another Nick Smith! Which of our non 1st team youngsters could potentially become the next Smooch?
Lachie Rankin.
I was a fan, half in jest, half in genuine belief that he could've been a very good player if given the chance.
I'm not critical of the club for delisting him as we ultimately needed to free list spots to accommodate the trade bounty that undeniably improved our list. However in delisting him we did lose the one player outside of the best 22 who looked most capable of shutting down opposition small forwards.
Not sure about JJ, but yeah Corey seems to have all the right attributes but he’d need to improve his tackling.I reckon Corey Warner could give it a go. He's fast enough and looks in cracking shape. I'd also consider James Jordan as a potential option.