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Great news that Grundy signed up long term. Gun player now to sign up Moore and degoey
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Wasn’t he saying Adelaide clubs should be throwing $1.4m a year at him on a long term deal last year???
Boyd won the dogs a flag, so it worked out well for them without even considering the reduced terms of his retirement.5 year deals worked out well for Cloke and Boyd...no, wait
If grundy was playing for another side and he joined us on a 7 year deal would any of us be complaining? We have the best player in the game for 7 more years be happy.
Even more! How much more?We had to give 7 Years as every other club would of given him 7 or even more
Boyd won the dogs a flag, so it worked out well for them without even considering the reduced terms of his retirement.
Even more! How much more?
It doesnt matter how you pitch it, a long contract in a sport that has such a high degree of physicality means that the club is taking some degree of risk.
I appreciate that brody has expressed a passionate view of wanting to be part of the team, but it's difficult to see how he has demonstrated his passion in the contract. Brody has committed himself to playing every game for collingwood for the next 7 years - although it is accepted that if he is injured he wont play and if his form doesn't warrant it, he wont play. But the club will still pay him.
The only thing that I can see is how the contract incorporates possible player payments increases in future collective agreements. If there isnt any automatic adjustment for such eventualities, then brody's contract will look increasingly "cheaper" over the next 7 years. And if Brody does make vice captain or captain, does his contract allow for his pay to be adjusted? Maybe he sees such developments as a win for both himself and the club.
The reality is that Brody will be 32 when this contract finishes and players who are 32 are not signing contracts worth a million dollars. It's a smart business decision by his manager and a necessary one for the club to retain him. I'm not a big fan of the people involved adding too much flowery language to the proceedings.
Worked well for Boyd, he didn’t hold them too it and retired.5 year deals worked out well for Cloke and Boyd...no, wait
It doesnt matter how you pitch it, a long contract in a sport that has such a high degree of physicality means that the club is taking some degree of risk.
I appreciate that brody has expressed a passionate view of wanting to be part of the team, but it's difficult to see how he has demonstrated his passion in the contract. Brody has committed himself to playing every game for collingwood for the next 7 years - although it is accepted that if he is injured he wont play and if his form doesn't warrant it, he wont play. But the club will still pay him.
The only thing that I can see is how the contract incorporates possible player payments increases in future collective agreements. If there isnt any automatic adjustment for such eventualities, then brody's contract will look increasingly "cheaper" over the next 7 years. And if Brody does make vice captain or captain, does his contract allow for his pay to be adjusted? Maybe he sees such developments as a win for both himself and the club.
The reality is that Brody will be 32 when this contract finishes and players who are 32 are not signing contracts worth a million dollars. It's a smart business decision by his manager and a necessary one for the club to retain him. I'm not a big fan of the people involved adding too much flowery language to the proceedings.
That Boyd deal worked out exceptionally well for the Dogs. It got them a flag and then freed up a ton of cap room after his early retirement.5 year deals worked out well for Cloke and Boyd...no, wait
Gotta Laugh at that Knob Kane Cornes having a Sook that he stayed at Collingwood
Cornes: Why Pies made "wrong call" signing Grundy to huge deal
Kane Cornes doesn't believe that you need a good ruckman to win the premiership.www.sen.com.au
Some clever person could probably get some screenshots of those tweets and make a ripping meme.A 30 second search on Twitter brings up KC stating:
- that Adelaide should pay at least $1.1m a year ‘because they are desperate for a good ruckman’
- Port not drafting Grundy ‘their biggest draft miss ever’
- Grundy is ‘the best in the AFL’ and should win the Brownlow
- Ruckmen are overrated and Collingwood have made a mistake signing him for 7 years
Stop making things up.8-9 Years maybe even 10
Stop making things up.
Simple logic dictates that teams aren’t going to offer a 25 year old ruckman a 9 or 10 year deal given the demands of the position.Okay. I guess you know then what other teams have Offered?
I never said that what they Offer but I was saying what might a Offer IF a team got into a Bidding War
The devil will be in the detail on this one. On the surface I don’t like it (seriously he’s signed until he’s 33...), but if we’ve made it work to retain the other two I can accept that.
Boyd won the dogs a flag, so it worked out well for them without even considering the reduced terms of his retirement.