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I drove down 'Perryman Lane' today...I don't know if this means anything - like, make of it what you will - but I've just started following both Sic and Barrass on Insta.
I drove down 'Perryman Lane' today...
Make of that what you will.
"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. - Wayne Gretzky" - Michael ScottLook, I follow Lana Rhoades and unfortunately that doesn’t mean I’am half a chance. We all just hope by doing so we’re in the running.
Honestly, this thread is a bit of a free run to talk about whatever you want to regarding trades, but I’m sorry… when we start going back into thoughts and theories on why we shouldn’t have traded for player X and Y seven years ago for the 581st time I’m just gonna delete it.
Sorry, not sorry..
Don’t you guys get sick of rehashing the same shit over and over and over and over?
Axeman's returning to do training reports!!!!I drove down 'Perryman Lane' today...
Make of that what you will.
Well, I was the only one driving on it so, I guess the answer is yes.Were you leading the race?
Can we please get a full descriptive run down of the drive?I drove down 'Perryman Lane' today...
Make of that what you will.
AFL rules state both club + player need to okay a trade so having a 3 year deal puts where he ends up just as much in his favour as the WC or he stays. If they want to move him then it will be to the club of his choice.Collingwood are a huge chance of landing Barrass.
They've been into him from very early on and have been very public in saying they need a ready made replacement for Murphy and have made it clear they have no intention on improving through the draft and there preference is to bring in ready made experience.
There future 1st would be very tempting for West Coast.
Which side of the family is he talking after?My son just came home from childcare and showed his Bar(e)ass to his baby sister. Make of that what you will.
Thats the case even if he isnt in contract, 3 parties need to agree to the trade before AFL can even tick it off, both clubs and the playerAFL rules state both club + player need to okay a trade so having a 3 year deal puts where he ends up just as much in his favour as the WC or he stays. If they want to move him then it will be to the club of his choice.
Anyone know where projectdingley went? I’d be keen to hear his thoughts on FA/Trade/2024 draft.
DISCLAIMER
I have zero relation/involvement with him. I simply enjoyed reading his opinions during the off season last year.
You misread. Worpel has 3 seasons rated higher than Smith's best.
Hi SYLHonestly, can you please come over to the Crows board? We have people moaning about things that happened 15 years ago EVERY DAY
It's like groundhog day over there, something something Kurt Tippet, it's all Ricciuto's fault, blame Trigg, something something it all fell apart with the Gibbs trade.
We have 3 x moderators and they're some of the worst culprits. This is elite moderator behaviour.
Yes I understand this but having a long term deal in place gives him a fair amount of leverage. For example if he wants to be traded to Freo (to stay in WA) then they either keep him or they grant his wish. If pushed then he'll end up where he wants to go.Thats the case even if he isnt in contract, 3 parties need to agree to the trade before AFL can even tick it off, both clubs and the player
What rating system was this based on?
It's hard to believe he has had a better season than Smith's 2021 campaign, never mind three of them.
Plus Denver could just drop Granger from his name to help smooth it over with the casual Eagles membersAs much as Barass would take our backline to another level I will not give up any picks under 10 for him. If our 1st pick is between 10 and 15 we should also exchange 2nd round picks (Thank you Pies) so we move up couple of spots. If our 1st pick is between 15-18 we give that up and quietly move on to other businesses. Barass has an injury history so WCE should respect that. Barass is an elite backman so the Hawks should respect that. The above scenario is fair for both parties.
There's still another scenario that could change the above. If DGB plays some solid football for the rest of the season including couple of crackers in the finals(which Box Hill should play) then the dynamics change as he could genuinely be of interest for WCE to bring in to take up the spot that Barass vacates.
Sidenote: If our 1st pick is between 7-10 I hope we split it.
If he were to leave, Barrass’s preference is likely to come down to firstly cash and secondarily a team likely to be in premiership contention before he finishes his career. Hawks could tick both boxes. I also wouldn’t underestimate how important the group of 6-8 core starting defenders will weigh on his decision if he leaves. He’s very close to the defenders here relative to the rest of the team.Yes I understand this but having a long term deal in place gives him a fair amount of leverage. For example if he wants to be traded to Freo (to stay in WA) then they either keep him or they grant his wish. If pushed then he'll end up where he wants to go.
Look, I follow Lana Rhoades and unfortunately that doesn’t mean I’am half a chance. We all just hope by doing so we’re in the running.
Battle will be a hawkSmall battle update in this article. It’s basically the opposite of what Cleary said last night
‘The Hawks are heavily into St Kilda’s unrestricted free agent Josh Battle.
But Battle has a sizeable offer in front of him from the Saints and confidence is growing at Moorabbin that he will stay put.’