I like Scott Thompson. My fav non Melbourne player. Followed by trav cloke. Both have sooooooooooooooooo much potential it's scary
both are merely good average players
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I like Scott Thompson. My fav non Melbourne player. Followed by trav cloke. Both have sooooooooooooooooo much potential it's scary
Would you hate him more than scott thompson?
Hate to say it, but I won't be too upset if he goes. As long as we get something back. He is a good player, but I don't think we will fall without him.
AFL works out compensation for teams (based on a yet to be determined formula) not GC/Melb. Otherwise yes the best uncontracted players from 1 particular club could all get up and leave, leaving the club at a significant disadvantage. So compensation it is expected, but not sure if we'd get any spectacular for Petterd regardless of what method they end up using.I hear this said a lot, but is there any reason why we would be compensated for losing any player? If the player is uncontracted, why would GC be under any obligation to offer anything? It might be in Petterd's hands somewhat, but if he was offered a juicy contract, would he really want to play hardball with GC to get Melbourne some compensation? He is a young player and without too much clout at the negotiation.
Not saying you guys are wrong about it, but it seems to me that compensation should not be counted on - or even expected. I just hope the loyalty of the group and prospects of being a great team will keep him here.
I hear this said a lot, but is there any reason why we would be compensated for losing any player? If the player is uncontracted, why would GC be under any obligation to offer anything? It might be in Petterd's hands somewhat, but if he was offered a juicy contract, would he really want to play hardball with GC to get Melbourne some compensation? He is a young player and without too much clout at the negotiation.
Not saying you guys are wrong about it, but it seems to me that compensation should not be counted on - or even expected. I just hope the loyalty of the group and prospects of being a great team will keep him here.
People need to get over the fact of dees saving his life. If that is a contributing factor it would amaze the hell out of me
AFL works out compensation for teams (based on a yet to be determined formula) not GC/Melb. Otherwise yes the best uncontracted players from 1 particular club could all get up and leave, leaving the club at a significant disadvantage. So compensation it is expected, but not sure if we'd get any spectacular for Petterd regardless of what method they end up using.
Agree with this. If you go to a hospital and have a life changing operation, you don't go and work for the hospital for the rest of your life.