- Nov 11, 2012
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Won’t get Taranto and first
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Hes 31 next month and just missed 7 weeks for personal reasons. He will just retire and move to Sydney if they don't trade. He isn't worth 1 1st rounder let alone 2
You're trying to create a narrative that Dusty is old and past it and that's simply not true. He's just had 7 weeks off and has come back clearly a bit underdone and still managed 20 touches and 3 goals on the weekend and 23 touches and 2 goals the week before.That's what happens as you hit 30, the end comes closer and closer. It's as close a compariosn as you are going to get for a similar trade. Great of the game, past their prime with varying interests in footy. There is no way you would get close to Taranto + 1st for him, and if you dont rate Taranto and would rather Green, you're not getting close to a direct swap of Green and Martin either.
He would be freeing up a huge amount of money if he did that anyway. Surely hes on a backended deal so I would say 1.5 a year minimum. So there is no point giving him away for 2nd rounder, just let him retire and have heaps of cash to chase free agents over the next 2 years. Also GWS could never get close to affording him in the cap unless they trade one of their better players.
The bloke won you 3 flags and you wouldn't facilitate a trade for him personally? Lucky sounds like Dimma and the tigers have compassionHe would be freeing up a huge amount of money if he did that anyway. Surely hes on a backended deal so I would say 1.5 a year minimum. So there is no point giving him away for 2nd rounder, just let him retire and have heaps of cash to chase free agents over the next 2 years. Also GWS could never get close to affording him in the cap unless they trade one of their better players.
If Taranto was involved (who knows if we'd even be interested in him) a fair deal would probably be Taranto for Dusty with a swap of first round picks going our way (assuming current ladder positions were final ladder positions).Won’t get Taranto and first
Age and possibility of mental problems going forward means neither Sydney side would give up too much for what could be a bum deal. He could see out his contract at Richmond but play the mental health break for periods of the next two years as well. Buyer beware.Martin arriving at a club like GWS or Sydney will instantly make either a top 4 lock and will have the best finals player ever. So i can guarantee you that any Martin trade will be involving at least two first round picks if not a first round and a star mid.
I think there'd be potential for us to assist with paying some of his contract, similar to how we got a decent deal for Lids by doing so. Richmond and GWS have quite a strong trading relationship.Age and possibility of mental problems going forward means neither Sydney side would give up too much for what could be a bum deal. He could see out his contract at Richmond but play the mental health break for periods of the next two years as well. Buyer beware.
Taranto and a first is pure idiotville, same as suggestions of two firsts. Neither Sydney side is so close to a flag that the addition of a damaged Martin is a must for them.
Martin also comes with a massive contract that would stuff the salary cap of either club. Swans looking forward to cap relief from the Buddy mega deal and GWS have a number of players on really big coin so can't have too much space.
So losing a loved one makes a player damaged goods does it??Age and possibility of mental problems going forward means neither Sydney side would give up too much for what could be a bum deal. He could see out his contract at Richmond but play the mental health break for periods of the next two years as well. Buyer beware.
Taranto and a first is pure idiotville, same as suggestions of two firsts. Neither Sydney side is so close to a flag that the addition of a damaged Martin is a must for them.
Martin also comes with a massive contract that would stuff the salary cap of either club. Swans looking forward to cap relief from the Buddy mega deal and GWS have a number of players on really big coin so can't have too much space.
Richmond supporters - tell 'em they're dreaming
Cool dude, I'm inventing a narrative that he's 31 in a month and like every player over 30, far closer to the end then the beginning.You're trying to create a narrative that Dusty is old and past it and that's simply not true. He's just had 7 weeks off and has come back clearly a bit underdone and still managed 20 touches and 3 goals on the weekend and 23 touches and 2 goals the week before.
This isn't the same as a slowed down Gary Ablett moving clubs with his shoulder barely attached to his torso.
He isn't worth a whole lot. If he wants to go it will be for personal reasons in which he will most likely retire if not met. The coach today said they wouldn't hold him back. He is almost 31 missed the 2nd half of last year with a kidney issue and 7 games this year with mental health. He isn't 2017/18 Dusty anymore his value is not that highI think there'd be potential for us to assist with paying some of his contract, similar to how we got a decent deal for Lids by doing so. Richmond and GWS have quite a strong trading relationship.
If he wanted to go to the Swans, getting a deal done would probably be a bit harder. Any players we'd want, they wouldn't be too keen to let go of. They don't have an oversupply of big bodied mids or any decents picks like the Giants do.
Dimmas words don't sound to reassuringDusty would get bums on seats in GWS. They'd pay overs for that.
I don't think he'll leave, not this year anyway. Maybe in 2 years when he's uncontracted.
LOLMelbourne's first this year that the swans possess for dusty. You heard it here first
and how much of the $1.5mill per year are Richmond paying? Swans reportedly are tight on cap space, it's why they let Hewett leave, I wanted him at the CrowsMelbourne's first this year that the swans possess for dusty. You heard it here first
We were so tight on cap space that we offered more per year than Adelaide for dawsonand how much of the $1.5mill per year are Richmond paying? Swans reportedly are tight on cap space, it's why they let Hewett leave, I wanted him at the Crows
As a neutral, I must say the thought of Buddy and Dusty in the same forward line would be worth watching on a Friday night. A lot better than Essendon currently!
He's so durable that his barely played in the last 12 months for 2 significant reasons. He doesn't look that motivated and could easily not last long term if mentally he's not in the game.Ablett was 33 and could hardly string back to back games together.
Martin will be 31 and has been one of the most durable un-injured superstars of the competition.
Not even close to what this situation will be treated like.
Martin arriving at a club like GWS or Sydney will instantly make either a top 4 lock and will have the best finals player ever. So i can guarantee you that any Martin trade will be involving at least two first round picks if not a first round and a star mid.
I think everyone way too much into it, he also said he's a required player. The club hasn't stood in the way of any player wanting to leave in the last few years - contracted or uncontracted.Dimmas words don't sound to reassuring
I never suggested Dusty is worth Taranto AND GWS' first rounder. You're getting me confused with Jon Ralph. I'm arguing that Dusty is worth more than Taranto on his own.Cool dude, I'm inventing a narrative that he's 31 in a month and like every player over 30, far closer to the end then the beginning.
Let's be generous and say he's definitely playing when he's 36. That's at best, 100 more games. Taranto has at least 150 in him, a pick top 10 pick averages about 150. You are proposing GWS are going to trade you a proven elite player with at least 150 games and a pick you'd expect to give you 150 games (and a lot more if your not a spud drafter) for a dude giving at most 100 more games.
Like I said, the day that deal gets done is the day Ned Guy breathes a massive sigh of relief.