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Re: so Sydney say Pick 14 is not enough
There are no guarantees that the player you get at pick 14 is going to be any good. Richard Cole was a 1st rd pick and was useless. At least with Jolly you know your getting one of the best ruckman in the comp and getting him in his prime.
Has Jolly had a history while at Sydney with injury? no. We selected Tom Davidson with a early pick sometime ago and he couldnt get on the field. There are no guarantees.
Why is its greed to trade a pick for something good? Collingwood have been without success close to 20 years now. Sorry but he has every right to have a crack at the flag before he hands it over to Bucks
I dont get it, doesnt Jolly turn 28 or something next year? Why would we waste anything more than pick 14 on a bloke that no one can get more than a max of 4 years out of, when we could use the draft pick and get an up and coming gun player for 12-14 years?? and thats just the pick 14 let alone the extra draft pick/good young player that Sydney is demanding.
The likelyhood of either Jolly or the young draftee getting injured is in fact more likely with the ageing Jolly.
Seriously I'd be pissed at mick malthouse and his short term selfish greed if he was the one pushing for us to pass up having a young gun footballer for 12-14 years over someone of whom we could use for a max of 4 years.
There are no guarantees that the player you get at pick 14 is going to be any good. Richard Cole was a 1st rd pick and was useless. At least with Jolly you know your getting one of the best ruckman in the comp and getting him in his prime.
Has Jolly had a history while at Sydney with injury? no. We selected Tom Davidson with a early pick sometime ago and he couldnt get on the field. There are no guarantees.
Why is its greed to trade a pick for something good? Collingwood have been without success close to 20 years now. Sorry but he has every right to have a crack at the flag before he hands it over to Bucks