I believe he was. But Melbourne pulled out multiple players given we play next Thursday.Was he eligible to play for Casey in the VFL finals though??
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I believe he was. But Melbourne pulled out multiple players given we play next Thursday.Was he eligible to play for Casey in the VFL finals though??
It's an interesting scenario - Grundy is already knocking on Port's door for 2024, doesn't show up to the VFL final, would you play him in your AFL finals campaign? He could bring with him something of the 'not the right attitude' that you want in September.I believe he was. But Melbourne pulled out multiple players given we play next Thursday.
Why would any club agree to the Pies reducing their contribution, given the Pies negotiated his lucrative long term deal... unless you are going to give up draft picks.I've read different interpretations of Grundy's contract status and I don't think anyone on here knows. As a Collingwood supporter, I'd like to think that if we are part of the negotiations in terms of $$$ paid which has been widely speculated upon, that we would push hard to reduce our salary obligations if he's shipped off to Port - which is looking likely as his final destination.
There's been a significant amount of speculation on this with people with more inside knowledge than your or me so it definitely has legs.Why would any club agree to the Pies reducing their contribution, given the Pies negotiated his lucrative long term deal... unless you are going to give up draft picks.
I would say he is purely back up in case Gawn goes down. I don’t think will see Gawn and Grundy again. Unless we weee to lose a couple more key position players. Then maybe as we are running out of options there.It's an interesting scenario - Grundy is already knocking on Port's door for 2024, doesn't show up to the VFL final, would you play him in your AFL finals campaign? He could bring with him something of the 'not the right attitude' that you want in September.
The majority of reports suggest pies are really tied into The deal for good. And anyway they would have no part in trade negotiations between Melbourne and another club.I've read different interpretations of Grundy's contract status and I don't think anyone on here knows. As a Collingwood supporter, I'd like to think that if we are part of the negotiations in terms of $$$ paid which has been widely speculated upon, that we would push hard to reduce our salary obligations if he's shipped off to Port - which is looking likely as his final destination.
No it doesn't!There's been a significant amount of speculation on this with people with more inside knowledge than your or me so it definitely has legs.
It's an interesting scenario - Grundy is already knocking on Port's door for 2024, doesn't show up to the VFL final, would you play him in your AFL finals campaign? He could bring with him something of the 'not the right attitude' that you want in September.
It's not ideal circumstances now is it.If Gawn goes down, they'd be stupid not to play him even if he has sooked it up. What is their next option? A makeshift duo of Van Rooyan and TMac?
He's not getting a game unless big Max gets hurt, but you'd 100% play him if he did.
It's not ideal circumstances now is it.
I've read different interpretations of Grundy's contract status and I don't think anyone on here knows. As a Collingwood supporter, I'd like to think that if we are part of the negotiations in terms of $$$ paid which has been widely speculated upon, that we would push hard to reduce our salary obligations if he's shipped off to Port - which is looking likely as his final destination.
There's always the opportunity of Collingwood offering up something to drop their financial requirement.Only Collingwood supporters have disputed it / speculated on it in this thread, I have posted several links that outline Collingwood's contribution and that it's a seperate agreement with Grundy until the end of his contract. There is zero chance their money element gets renegotiated, there's no grounds to do so.
Would they be ticked off? Not sure the AFL have approved trading cap space yet. Although they’ll probably bring it in at some point.There's always the opportunity of Collingwood offering up something to drop their financial requirement.
There's always the opportunity of Collingwood offering up something to drop their financial requirement.
i know it's probably been said but if Melbourne get rid of him they do need a journeyman ruckman in case Gawn goes down again - tom mcdonald, adam tomlinson, ben brown, schache either rubbish in the ruck or on the way out.
Farris-White is a baby so i'd guess verral is the next in line?
Surprised Sydney aren’t having a good look
Apparently they are and he went up there for a meeting
Barring serious injury I’d say Gawn has at least 3 years in him. He’s an extremely good preparer and that wiry build that long term players have. Also missed a lot of footy early days which means his body didn’t cop a beating early days.Dees are in the box seat
Gawn is getting on and he has another year in him, two at best
Grundy is under contract for a few more years
If Gawn gets injured in the next month, either short term or long term, they have a quality replacement.
To prize Grundy out, you would have to offer the Dees quite a bit.
So he can tandem with spud Ladhams ?
The caveat I would put on that is that Gawn is a ruckman, and with the exception of the Madden boys, they don't tend to go as long as other players.Barring serious injury I’d say Gawn has at least 3 years in him. He’s an extremely good preparer and that wiry build that long term players have. Also missed a lot of footy early days which means his body didn’t cop a beating early days.