The question is do we want him as a rookie?
I don't think he'd want to come back? or would he?
Wouldn't think so. Be a bit uncomfortable & embarrassing for him.
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The question is do we want him as a rookie?
I don't think he'd want to come back? or would he?
But no club will pay him his old salary... They'll either rookie list him or pay him minimum wage so they get a decent player at no cost for the first year and let the blues pay the rest.
All things being equal, your basic breach of contract claim is about losses.
If Cam goes to another club at the same money, he wouldn't really have any right to his salary from us as he isn't any worse off. If he has to cop a drop in salary, we might have to pay him the difference. If he doesn't get picked up, we'd be liable for the lot.
Of course the details of a contract might change this but in very general terms, thats the legal position.
The legal position is about breach of contract.
It would be more than just going to another club for the same money.
This new club knows that it has the Blues by the balls because if they offer him half, we'll still legally owe him the other half. That club would have to agree with Carlton to pick up Carlton's contract liability. This 'deal' really should've been done before de-listing him I would've thought...
Perhaps the club has a covert plan...
1. Yes.
2. We will have to pay his wage for next year. It just depends on how much of it. It's the same as Fev. The two clubs have a chat and decide on a figure.
Like Garlett???the wablues will now distance themselves from Cam
In future we will try to only sponsor WA players
Anyway Cam. Your welcome
If he signs a new 2 to 3 year contract with Port we don't have to pay anything. Given it's a new contract our contract becomes null and void. He can play for Port on "our" contract and we pay him, or part pay him, but there's no guarantees for him after a year there if he has a sh1t year.
Heard Paul Connor talk, Fev's former manager, about it on SEN when discussing Fev's trade and it's ramifications.
guess the new committee will have some work to doLike Garlett???
My understanding is he does not have a contract, he has an option, that he can exercise. If he is picked up by another club he obviously cannot exercise that option and therefore Carlton don't have any obligation to him.
And as for Ports interest and the amount they offer him (some suggest that Port would low ball him based on Carlton having to pay part of the difference) there are other variables that would come into play, such as inducing Cloke to move interstate, especially if as suggested the hawks or another Vic club may also be interested in him.
Problem is that if he exercises the option and then the Blues don't honour his decision, then the Blues will almost definitely owe Cloke $, even if Cloke goes to another Club (provided he first wanted to stay at Carlton under the option and Carlton then said no)
Only if he goes with our contract from what Paul Connors said on SEN, Re: Fev. If he signs a brand new deal with Port on different money then we pay nothing as it's a new contract. Our's is null and void. That was interesting when I heard that.We might have to pay the difference between his wages during the remaining year of his Carlton contract.
Only if he goes with our contract from what Paul Connors said on SEN, Re: Fev. If he signs a brand new deal with Port on different money then we pay nothing as it's a new contract. Our's is null and void. That was interesting when I heard that.
Nothing to stop clubs working something out I suppose. Port might say he has a new deal but not give one unless Carlton contribute. Means we reduce our payout. That negotiation though not necessity.
I think it only becomes an issue if he is not picked up, you cant exercise the option and join another club, but I see what you are saying, his "option" was to stay and we are saying no you cant so in effect he is not getting to exercise his option.
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