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I dont think essendon be posturing like the supporters here, if stringer can get himself a muli year deal I suspect they jsut let him go if the trade is half decent.
he is not a required player going forward, hes not a barrass or smith that they think they can extract an overpay from someone.
I dont think essendon be posturing like the supporters here, if stringer can get himself a muli year deal I suspect they jsut let him go if the trade is half decent.
he is not a required player going forward, hes not a barrass or smith that they think they can extract an overpay from someone.
Except your premise lies on the idea that supporters or the club is trying to cause a club to overpay or to extract.
The key factor is 1 year (which is already in place and something we're okay with) vs multiple years. If you're offering multiple years, then you rate the player enough to see them there as a long-term contribution. And, I doubt they would be if he kicked 10 this year.
If a club wants to change our preference, which is to have Stringer around for a year without risk, since they clearly rate him enough to want him for more, then they should logically give a reasonable offer. 32 which is gonna pushed back and a future 2nd is a reasonable starting point considering what they've done before.
If they are unwilling to offer another year, why is that?
Zero chance of that happening .Except your premise lies on the idea that supporters or the club is trying to cause a club to overpay or to extract.
The key factor is 1 year (which is already in place and something we're okay with) vs multiple years. If you're offering multiple years, then you rate the player enough to see them there as a long-term contribution. And, I doubt they would be if he kicked 10 this year.
If a club wants to change our preference, which is to have Stringer around for a year without risk, since they clearly rate him enough to want him for more, then they should logically give a reasonable offer. 32 which is gonna pushed back and a future 2nd is a reasonable starting point considering what they've done before.
Oh no I get that, I'm sort of more hinting at that Essendon have their reasons and if they believe that he's still unprofessional and is just going to take the piss and hasn't changed at all, have no trust in him, then they should absolutely hold firm and keep him to the deal unless they get overs. They don't owe him anything.Have you been living under a rock? He gets comfortable and gets fat. The thing with Stringer is not about keeping him for longer, it's how you do it. If a club wants to get in the way and undo that tactic, then pony up.
I wouldn't be paying pick 32 for a player who is every chance of not putting in any effort for the first year and then deciding he wants to retire after that and not working real hard in his second year. He might only have 25-50 games in him at his age anyway. Prefer he stays at Essendon. He is probably a free agent in 2025 anyway. This draft still has good players at pick 32 (probably closer to 36 on draft night).
I wouldn't be paying pick 32 for a player who is every chance of not putting in any effort for the first year and then deciding he wants to retire after that and not working real hard in his second year. He might only have 25-50 games in him at his age anyway. Prefer he stays at Essendon. He is probably a free agent in 2025 anyway. This draft still has good players at pick 32 (probably closer to 36 on draft night).