Oppo Camp Brodie Grundy (Traded to Melbourne 2022)

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So McRae is basically saying, yes i know you are a different cat and that's fine, we are not looking to change you, but you need to buy into what we are doing as a group. (I reckon Treloar leaving the club probably bothered him more than most.)

Its time to buy into the group and lead the way.

Who are Brodies mates at the club? When you think about it.....when he was recruited Hine recruited a little pony in Kennedy for him (they are good mates?).....then he seemed pretty close with Treloar and to some degree Buckley. I have a feeling that trust was broken last season.

Now its decision time for Brodie. Does he want to buy in? Brodie may decide that moving back home and being with family is what he needs.

Alternatively this may be a turning point in his career and he finally returns back to his Copeland trophy winning form.

I think McRae and GW have the ability to operate in a velvet sledge hammer kind of way.

Moore Suppose to be Close to Brody
 

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No way of telling from our side of the fence TD but it's screamingly obvious that his heart hasn't been fully in it for whatever reason.

Hasn't been since the Hub's last year
 
Have to admit I'm torn. Part of me thinks if you're on $900k for 7 years then it shouldn't matter who your coaches are, you should be turning up each week physically and mentally primed to deliver on the field and be a leader in the club. Which as an outsider looking in, Brodie hasn't been since Rd 1 2020.
But the other part of me is so pleased that McRae is challenging Brodie like this. I love the glove analogy.
 
Have to admit I'm torn. Part of me thinks if you're on $900k for 7 years then it shouldn't matter who your coaches are, you should be turning up each week physically and mentally primed to deliver on the field and be a leader in the club. Which as an outsider looking in, Brodie hasn't been since Rd 1 2020.
But the other part of me is so pleased that McRae is challenging Brodie like this. I love the glove analogy.
You only have to compare grundy to Gawn to see that Grundy is miles off the real elite ruckman in the comp
 
Have to admit I'm torn. Part of me thinks if you're on $900k for 7 years then it shouldn't matter who your coaches are, you should be turning up each week physically and mentally primed to deliver on the field and be a leader in the club. Which as an outsider looking in, Brodie hasn't been since Rd 1 2020.
But the other part of me is so pleased that McRae is challenging Brodie like this. I love the glove analogy.
If it doesn't fit, you must acquit?
 

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Moving on Grundy would be an awesome salary dump. Lynch/Cameron become our rucks. But only if we can get Pick 1 and a late first rounder. We can nominate for Darcy and force the Dog’s hand. We then pick up Horne AND Daicos. We then have a midfield for the next 4-5 years of DeGoey, both Daicoses, Horne, McInness, McRae, Bianco, Poulter … that’s looking good. With all that extra dough we keep Moore, DeGoey and chase Parker as a free agent and Weideman in the preseason draft.
Who’d want Grundy?… GWS… that pick 2 with a late first rounder for North’s number 1. :)
 
Moving on Grundy would be an awesome salary dump. Lynch/Cameron become our rucks. But only if we can get Pick 1 and a late first rounder. We can nominate for Darcy and force the Dog’s hand. We then pick up Horne AND Daicos. We then have a midfield for the next 4-5 years of DeGoey, both Daicoses, Horne, McInness, McRae, Bianco, Poulter … that’s looking good. With all that extra dough we keep Moore, DeGoey and chase Parker as a free agent and Weideman in the preseason draft.
Who’d want Grundy?… GWS… that pick 2 with a late first rounder for North’s number 1. :)
I think if we could move on Brodie, for the right price, we would.
 
It is contested marking that is his greatest weakness. He just doesn’t clunk enough.
He doesn’t clunk anything, now he’s resorted to dropping uncontested marks inside 50, this is a big call I know but with his recent form I would’ve dropped him, we looked better when he was injured, hopefully he comes back strong, if not I hope the new coach makes a statement, personally I would trade him knowing we’ll have to pay part of his wage.

PS, to the **** sucker who decided to give that contract to a ruckman wow, I mean WOW, Dean Cox at his best wasn’t worth 10% of a cap lol.
 
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Moving on Grundy would be an awesome salary dump. Lynch/Cameron become our rucks. But only if we can get Pick 1 and a late first rounder. We can nominate for Darcy and force the Dog’s hand. We then pick up Horne AND Daicos. We then have a midfield for the next 4-5 years of DeGoey, both Daicoses, Horne, McInness, McRae, Bianco, Poulter … that’s looking good. With all that extra dough we keep Moore, DeGoey and chase Parker as a free agent and Weideman in the preseason draft.
Who’d want Grundy?… GWS… that pick 2 with a late first rounder for North’s number 1. :)
If we can get our grubby little mitts on pick 2 North will trade pick 1 with us for our pick 2 and a future second, they’d be daft not too (given we don’t select Horne of course), but, I don’t want JDG being part of the deal, if we can make Grundy part of the deal then we go full regalia IMO.
 
If we can get our grubby little mitts on pick 2 North will trade pick 1 with us for our pick 2 and a future second, they’d be daft not too (given we don’t select Horne of course), but, I don’t want JDG being part of the deal, if we can make Grundy part of the deal then we go full regalia IMO.
What is the point of trading for the top pick if we're not getting Horne? The other top 3 talent is also a F-S pick, so we wouldn't end up with Darcy and Daicos
 
So McRae is basically saying, yes i know you are a different cat and that's fine, we are not looking to change you, but you need to buy into what we are doing as a group. (I reckon Treloar leaving the club probably bothered him more than most.)

Its time to buy into the group and lead the way.

Who are Brodies mates at the club? When you think about it.....when he was recruited Hine recruited a little pony in Kennedy for him (they are good mates?).....then he seemed pretty close with Treloar and to some degree Buckley. I have a feeling that trust was broken last season.

Now its decision time for Brodie. Does he want to buy in? Brodie may decide that moving back home and being with family is what he needs.

Alternatively this may be a turning point in his career and he finally returns back to his Copeland trophy winning form.

I think McRae and GW have the ability to operate in a velvet sledge hammer kind of way.
Grundy and Roughead were reportedly the leaders most happy for Buckley to leave, so I'm not sure that losing Buckley was that major for him.
 
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