Same goes for Peatling for that matterHope so too. Would be like getting a new player, considering he's only played 8 games.
You'd think he's played 108 with so much interest in him
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Same goes for Peatling for that matterHope so too. Would be like getting a new player, considering he's only played 8 games.
You'd think he's played 108 with so much interest in him
He's played 45 (19 this year) and quite a few more consistently better games than Richards. So not really.Same goes for Peatling for that matter
It describes our offer as "similar". I'd read that as 2 and a trigger for the third.He's still deciding
PIE STILL TOSSING UP OPTIONS
COLLINGWOOD and Port Adelaide are still waiting on a decision from Joe Richards as the small forward weighs up offers from both clubs.
Richards has met with the Power as he ponders a three-year deal to move to the South Australian club, while he is also considering a similar offer to remain at the Pies for 2025 and beyond.
Alongside Giants midfielder James Peatling, who is assessing significant interest from as many as six clubs, Richards is now one of the last players still to decide on their future ahead of the Trade Period starting on Monday.
The 24-year-old enjoyed a breakthrough year at Collingwood this season, playing his first nine games of senior football before a series of injuries hampered his progress in the back half of the campaign.
Port Adelaide has emerged as the main rival for his signature and could redouble its efforts to lure Richards having missed out on free agency targets Isaac Cumming and Harry Perryman to Adelaide and Collingwood respectively in recent days.
This is what I think.He’s gone. Waiting for the B & F first.
He's played 45 (19 this year) and quite a few more consistently better games than Richards. So not really.
Joe only really played 2-3 good games before he got injured.
Its true. We have upped it to 3 years in the last week.
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I don’t think he’s much of a chanceHe’s gone. Waiting for the B & F first.
Generous but a gambit bid I reckon to maximise his trade value.
Given the currency we’d get for him, I’d prefer he stays. Unlikely to get a player with the pick we’d get. I think he can play multiple positions. Footy smarts, clean ball use.I'm not overly fussed if he goes
Yep. When a player requests a trade, you lose more often than not. It's that simple and why they always try hard to convince them to stay.Given the currency we’d get for him, I’d prefer he stays. Unlikely to get a player with the pick we’d get. I think he can play multiple positions. Footy smarts, clean ball use.
I think there’s more chance we’ll have to give extra than them giving something back in this deal.Happy to trade JFN and sweetener to Suns for pick 12.
Happy to package pick 12 and Joe for Dan Houston with something back.
The something back is a flag.I think there’s more chance we’ll have to give extra than them giving something back in this deal.
If they value Joe Dirt enough to offer a three year deal, I’d have wanted perhaps a third rounder back.I think there’s more chance we’ll have to give extra than them giving something back in this deal.
Surely he makes his decision today?
Imagine turning your back on a three year contract to go to Port.Before the Copeland tomorrow? Otherwise it’s a bit awkward - does he go or not go? Like some awkward Copelands of the past, with Beams a no show the year he left us, and Lumumba turning up but making that weird ‘Prince of Africa’ speech.
Richards is causing some angst for a nine gamer.
I’m not, he’s 25 and this is porbably his only opportunity of getting paidMildly miffed if he does go. We gave him a start and now a decent offer. Rather he stays though.
Apart from the opportunity of getting paid and staying…I’m not, he’s 25 and this is porbably his only opportunity of getting paid