I reckon he is a rippa as well. Its impossible, but geez, I would have loved him playing for the Pies, he would look good in a Pies jumperI love Toby.
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I reckon he is a rippa as well. Its impossible, but geez, I would have loved him playing for the Pies, he would look good in a Pies jumperI love Toby.
HugeHuge loss for them structurally. He does a lot
I know nothing about their younger depth there. Do they go with Gardiner / Fort? That is an immense downgradeHuge
Their best key forward and 2nd ruck. structually they dont have a replacement.
Do they push Jack Payne forward?I know nothing about their younger depth there. Do they go with Gardiner / Fort? That is an immense downgrade
He's always been a strange dude, but there's no better way than going out on top with something left in the tank.That's a bit sad tbh. But good on him for choosing to go out on his own terms & with a premiership.
Payne seems to have found a home, would be hard to move himDo they push Jack Payne forward?
Nothing really is appealing you wouldn't think.
In the VFL
Oh they do have Brandon Ryan
That frees up a lot of salary cap space - wonder if the Lions get active this year or go in the hunt next year.
Not sure whether he's also walking away from the money, or they'll pay him out.Does Joey stay in the Lions cap space next year with his retirement?
I think we payed for Beams or is that completely different?
Is this a loophole that clubs could exploit by getting a player to “retire” but then pick him up later once they talk him out of retirement.
Good for Lions if he’s walking away from $. But if he’s not, I think it stays in their cap. Not sure but think it does.Not sure whether he's also walking away from the money, or they'll pay him out.
Massive loss for Brisbane on field. A lot of pressure on Hipwood to step up nowThat frees up a lot of salary cap space - wonder if the Lions get active this year or go in the hunt next year.
Daniher was signed to a 3 year free agency deal and signed a 2 year extension 12 months later.I thought that regardless of whether he walks away from the money or not, it's counted in next years cap.
Wasn't that the crux of the Buddy deal to Syd?
Maybe its changed since then (thought i saw this posted in a thread somewhere?)
Even medically retired players had to apply to AFL for special treatment in this regard.
Thanks barrackers.Daniher was signed to a 3 year free agency deal and signed a 2 year extension 12 months later.
As the free agency contract has expired the lions aren’t locked into it ($ or list spot).
As he’s walking away there’s no obligation for the lions to pay it, but that’s not to say they won’t negotiate something as goodwill.
Jafo Beams was different as he medically retired and we were seeking permission to fulfill the contract $ outside the cap.
BARRETT: Herbs, spices and a fishy recipe in Joe's FA deal
Damian Barrett delves into Joe Daniher's contract extension and the 'manipulable' free agency systemwww.afl.com.au
Thanks for that updateDaniher was signed to a 3 year free agency deal and signed a 2 year extension 12 months later.
As the free agency contract has expired the lions aren’t locked into it ($ or list spot).
As he’s walking away there’s no obligation for the lions to pay it, but that’s not to say they won’t negotiate something as goodwill.
Jafo Beams was different as he medically retired and we were seeking permission to fulfill the contract $ outside the cap.
BARRETT: Herbs, spices and a fishy recipe in Joe's FA deal
Damian Barrett delves into Joe Daniher's contract extension and the 'manipulable' free agency systemwww.afl.com.au
Edit: if the article is correct and the 2 year extension was to smooth the free agency dollars he won’t have been on much next year. At most I can’t imagine it being much more than the mooted $750k in the article in any case.