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Straight swap for Ryan Burton
We need less Burton's not more.
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Straight swap for Ryan Burton
That isn't enough for us.Straight swap for Ryan Burton
Went looking for this draft tampering joke over on the Blues board, couldn’t find it.
Did however find another joke. Half of them think they’re getting Gov for 25, Shiel and Gaff all the while keeping Pick 1.
Sending him to Carlton would be a crueller punishment than anything we’ve done to him involving trees and bearsUnless he was tied to a tree naked and molested by a bear in the woods, carlton supporters are deluted thinking we've somehow breached his contract, some of them are definitely living in hope though
Don't be so simple. Our contract with him is the same structure and intent as every other player contract in the AFL. If it's not enforceable, then it's a total league problem, not an Adelaide problem.
Are you inviting me to respond?
Absolutely, looking forward to it.
That Barrett is a flog who shouldn’t be listened to. He has an agenda and using his comments to come to this board is inflammatory and trolling.Ok i’ll try to be less simplistic.
Many of the opinions expressed in here concern the issue of dealing in good faith; some of you believe that SOS’s handling of the Gibbs trade was done in bad faith and want retribution; reports about MM’s dissatisfaction at the way his contract was handled, imply that the Crow’s negotiated in bad faith; others have pointed to the possibility that MM’s agent acted in bad faith by feeding the media with false speculation; whilst others, including myself, have speculated that the player himself might be acting in bad faith, by wanting out of an agreement that he willingly entered into.
Rightly or wrongly, i’ve interpreted Barrett’s comment as implying that that the Crow’s acted in bad faith; both in the way they negotiated MM’s deal, and in their handling of the player’s welfare.
What is your interpretation of Barrett’s comment?
What don't you get, nobody on this board gives a shit what you, Barrett or any other sundry Carlton supporter thinks. MM will get to Carlton IF we get recompensed to our satisfaction, what has transpired in the past will not make one iota of difference, end of story, over and out.Ok i’ll try to be less simplistic.
Many of the opinions expressed in here concern the issue of dealing in good faith; some of you believe that SOS’s handling of the Gibbs trade was done in bad faith and want retribution; reports about MM’s dissatisfaction at the way his contract was handled, imply that the Crow’s negotiated in bad faith; others have pointed to the possibility that MM’s agent acted in bad faith by feeding the media with false speculation; whilst others, including myself, have speculated that the player himself might be acting in bad faith, by wanting out of an agreement that he willingly entered into.
Rightly or wrongly, i’ve interpreted Barrett’s comment as implying that that the Crow’s acted in bad faith; both in the way they negotiated MM’s deal, and in their handling of the player’s welfare.
What is your interpretation of Barrett’s comment?
That Colin Young is feeding him Colin Youngs interpretation. This interpretation has CY riding a white horse.What is your interpretation of Barrett’s comment?
And Barrett today said he thinks he’s worth a second rounder but Adelaide are going to want a lot more than that, there was nothing else mentioned that we would have to take less.That Barrett is a flog who shouldn’t be listened to. He has an agenda and using his comments to come to this board is inflammatory and trolling.
I was responding to a specific request by one of your own board members; but I hear you. .What don't you get, nobody on this board gives a shit what you, Barrett or any other sundry Carlton supporter thinks. MM will get to Carlton IF we get recompensed to our satisfaction, what has transpired in the past will not make one iota of difference, end of story, over and out.
I was responding to a specific request by one of your own board members; but I hear you. .
Also said Carlton are very keen to get done, and he believes it will get done.And Barrett today said he thinks he’s worth a second rounder but Adelaide are going to want a lot more than that, there was nothing else mentioned that we would have to take less.
Also said Carlton are very keen to get done, and he believes it will get done.
Just a warning to Carlton fans. Bend over and brace yourselves, there is quite a large pineapple coming your way.
How dare you forget Kane.Not sure if you're aware, but our club has been engaged in an ongoing war with CrocMedia for some time. That covers people like Hutchy, McClure, Barrett and Rucci. That's why we aren't interested in anything they have to say.
Now we are in for it!How dare you forget Kane.
Ok i’ll try to be less simplistic.
Many of the opinions expressed in here concern the issue of dealing in good faith; some of you believe that SOS’s handling of the Gibbs trade was done in bad faith and want retribution; reports about MM’s dissatisfaction at the way his contract was handled, imply that the Crow’s negotiated in bad faith; others have pointed to the possibility that MM’s agent acted in bad faith by feeding the media with false speculation; whilst others, including myself, have speculated that the player himself might be acting in bad faith, by wanting out of an agreement that he willingly entered into.
Rightly or wrongly, i’ve interpreted Barrett’s comment as implying that that the Crow’s acted in bad faith; both in the way they negotiated MM’s deal, and in their handling of the player’s welfare.
What is your interpretation of Barrett’s comment?
Ok i’ll try to be less simplistic.
Many of the opinions expressed in here concern the issue of dealing in good faith; some of you believe that SOS’s handling of the Gibbs trade was done in bad faith and want retribution; reports about MM’s dissatisfaction at the way his contract was handled, imply that the Crow’s negotiated in bad faith; others have pointed to the possibility that MM’s agent acted in bad faith by feeding the media with false speculation; whilst others, including myself, have speculated that the player himself might be acting in bad faith, by wanting out of an agreement that he willingly entered into.
Rightly or wrongly, i’ve interpreted Barrett’s comment as implying that that the Crow’s acted in bad faith; both in the way they negotiated MM’s deal, and in their handling of the player’s welfare.
What is your interpretation of Barrett’s comment?
Barrett makes comment to line his pocket from clickbait. Enough said. If and when the clubs start actually want to say something they will. Till then stop filling the area with vigorous wank.Ok i’ll try to be less simplistic.
Many of the opinions expressed in here concern the issue of dealing in good faith; some of you believe that SOS’s handling of the Gibbs trade was done in bad faith and want retribution; reports about MM’s dissatisfaction at the way his contract was handled, imply that the Crow’s negotiated in bad faith; others have pointed to the possibility that MM’s agent acted in bad faith by feeding the media with false speculation; whilst others, including myself, have speculated that the player himself might be acting in bad faith, by wanting out of an agreement that he willingly entered into.
Rightly or wrongly, i’ve interpreted Barrett’s comment as implying that that the Crow’s acted in bad faith; both in the way they negotiated MM’s deal, and in their handling of the player’s welfare.
What is your interpretation of Barrett’s comment?
Look, I'll say it.
I'd be happy with 11 and 24.
I get they'd slide back in the draft once PPs etc are in there, but that seems okay, and I don't have the energy to do PP math.
Then I'd try to do 19 and 24 for Sydney's 13 and 31.
Then I'd move next year's first rounder to GCS for the WCE pick 16.
That'd leave you with 7, 11, 13, 15, 16, 31 and 37.
You'd move some of the firsts on to move up in the draft, but you'd end up with 5 good picks, no matter what.
Edit: that Sydney trade doesn't work as they'd need points, so maybe we add 37 and get 67 from them.
Would they do the trade before trade week then?
Ok i’ll try to be less simplistic.
Many of the opinions expressed in here concern the issue of dealing in good faith; some of you believe that SOS’s handling of the Gibbs trade was done in bad faith and want retribution; reports about MM’s dissatisfaction at the way his contract was handled, imply that the Crow’s negotiated in bad faith; others have pointed to the possibility that MM’s agent acted in bad faith by feeding the media with false speculation; whilst others, including myself, have speculated that the player himself might be acting in bad faith, by wanting out of an agreement that he willingly entered into.
Rightly or wrongly, i’ve interpreted Barrett’s comment as implying that that the Crow’s acted in bad faith; both in the way they negotiated MM’s deal, and in their handling of the player’s welfare.
What is your interpretation of Barrett’s comment?
Ask yourself, if Gibbs was so happy to stay at Carlton why did he request to leave the year after?except gibbs then came out and said publicly that he is more than happy to stay at carlton for another year lets just see if MM says the same if a trade doesnt happen