Introduce a mid season trade period just to get Cripps to a contender for the second half of the year, then trade him back. It’s getting cruel.
Which contender would cripps get a game with
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Introduce a mid season trade period just to get Cripps to a contender for the second half of the year, then trade him back. It’s getting cruel.
I thought the same about Setterfield.
I'd be curious to see how Dow went somewhere that gives him midfield time. I think Carlton stamped his papers very early when he didn't dominate early, classic Carlton impatience.
Dow like Setterfield will be a good AFL mid. Nothing special but good enough for the level and certainly deserves a run at it after great VFL form.
Right now we have a far better mid in Matt Kennedy lining up at full back whilst our AA HBF splits his time between inside mid and HFF.
Shouldn’t that tell you all you need to know.
That AA system while giving joy to Carlton fans, is cooked?
Have Carlton replaced us in No Man's Land?
Like us I think they have the list to get out of No Man's Land, they just need to get a better coach to lead them out of it.
I don't think Voss is the answer, they missed the boat on a gun experienced coach like Clarko or RTB so they need to get a gun assistant coach like Fly.
And a better coach maybe? Who would be a good coach for Carlton?
Free agent deals stay with the club regardless of trade apparently. If we trade Williams his money would still be on our books.West Coast should offer to take Williams off Carlton's hands if the Carlton throw in their first pick in this year's draft. Just like the Suns did with Jack Bowes. That'd give West Coast two top 5 picks in this year's draft. Given that they'd be n rebuild mode they'd have the salary cap space to absorb Williams' hefty price tag
Did not know that. Cheers.Free agent deals stay with the club regardless of trade apparently. If we trade Williams his money would still be on our books.
That's the dumbest rule I've ever heardFree agent deals stay with the club regardless of trade apparently. If we trade Williams his money would still be on our books.
Free agent deals stay with the club regardless of trade apparently. If we trade Williams his money would still be on our books.
That can't possibly be right.Free agent deals stay with the club regardless of trade apparently. If we trade Williams his money would still be on our books.
Did not know that. Cheers.
That can't possibly be right.
You can trade out money if another club is willing to take it on. The money stays in the cap if a player is retired or delisted early, and money can’t be moved from year to year, IIRC.
Not entirely sure myself but one bloke on our board is absolutely adamant thats the rule. Seems stupid as **** if you ask me but something to do with Buddy and Tippett stuff which resulted in them bringing in a rule.That's the dumbest rule I've ever heard
NFINeed to get rid of the cancer in the midfield, wont ever win a premiership with cripps in the middle, needs to go asap just like priddis
Might have some truth to this, though I recall with Buddy the conversation was Sydney can't have him retire a year early and save any cap space. The full value goes into the salary cap. I can't think of another example of a free agent then being traded on the proviso that someone else pays their salary or the original club pays a certain amount.Not entirely sure myself but one bloke on our board is absolutely adamant thats the rule. Seems stupid as **** if you ask me but something to do with Buddy and Tippett stuff which resulted in them bringing in a rule.
Hope for our sake he's just on the pipe but I do recall hearing something like that in the media a couple years back.
You only counted 5?I have been a long time reader of this forum and finally decided to sign up, the one thing I have noticed is how quickly Carlton supporters have gone from saying they have a Premiership list to them now needing to completely rebuild. Looking at their team last night there was about 5 players that wouldn't get a game at most clubs in the competition..
With Hawthorn on a roll, 16th position is not out of the equation!With that Suns win, Carlton ominously slip down into the bottom 6...
They've got another game v WCE but apart from that yeah... 16th looks about right for the Blues this year.With Hawthorn on a roll, 16th position is not out of the equation!
I don't reckon you could pick Carlton against any team in the comp apart from West Coast at the moment.They've got another game v WCE but apart from that yeah... 16th looks about right for the Blues this year.