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Then you have to find a player. I think Blues rather players than picks as Cats picks are not very appealing to anyone
We dont really. We will offer picks which eventually will be accepted.
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Then you have to find a player. I think Blues rather players than picks as Cats picks are not very appealing to anyone
Carlton are damned if they do damned if they don't. I have read on BF 1000's of times by so many "experts" that we need to rebuild. Get rid of the old players for picks and start again. The club has been criticised in the past of purchasing the big name saviour. What do you suggest "list manager" we should do? Obviously you must of been involved in the resurgence of the cats into a power house back in the early 2000's. Please enlighten me on what we should do. Did the cats move anyone on to gain more picks?
Straight over your head. My point being that cats moved blokes, low balled players on contracts all in the name of getting more picks in the draft. And the cats did it brilliantly, a blue print for all other clubs. Hawks followed your lead, dogs have done it, saints are trying their hand at it too. Whether it's subtle or ruthless the objective is the same. I respect it and think it's the best way of building a list to challenge year after year. Then once you do that you can entice players from clubs struggling and sell them the opportunity of playing for a flag.Well, its a pretty ordinary way to treat players.
Deliberately lowball senior players, in order to get them to seek other options, and then hopefully reap high draft picks when they leave. Then if no one wants to give you overs in deals - which effectively forces the player to stay at Carlton - make an increased offer (closer to what they actually deserve) to the now disgruntled and "used" player that in the knowledge that they have to really take it, and play out the years with all that terrible blood poisoning the relationship.
That is the scenario we were presented from a Blues poster on how they operate.
I say it is very, very poor.
That's the point I was getting at.Cats moved a bunch of guys on over that period.
Mansfield, Bizzell and Colbert trades netted us Enright, Chapman, Mooney and James Kelly. It also helped that we had a ripper draft in 2001 where we got Ablett F/S, S.J in the 2nd round and Bartel in the 1st. I'm not a list managing guru but what Geelong did is their for all to see. I think Hawthorn did similar in the mid 2000's as did the Doggies more recently.
Straight over your head. My point being that cats moved blokes, low balled players on contracts all in the name of getting more picks in the draft. And the cats did it brilliantly, a blue print for all other clubs. Hawks followed your lead, dogs have done it, saints are trying their hand at it too. Whether it's subtle or ruthless the objective is the same. I respect it and think it's the best way of building a list to challenge year after year. Then once you do that you can entice players from clubs struggling and sell them the opportunity of playing for a flag.
So I'll ask you again, what should we do? It's easy to post a comment that it's ordinary by the blues to try and move blokes on. But what you seemed to have forgotten is that once upon a time cats took the ruthless approach coupled with some great f/s and built your list the same way into one of the great sides of the modern era. Don't be a hypocrite when another club chooses the same path.
Cats
35 or 38, 2017 second out Touhy, Lids in
Tigers
27, Lids out Caddy, 2017 second in
Dogs
Hrovat out 27 in
Blues
Touhy out Hrovat 38 in
Geelong are giving up roughly 1100 points with their two picks and getting back 703. But press have reported both teams agree Caddy is worth more than Deledio.
Take out the future 2nd and it's pretty close to what it will be IMO on the Deledio/Geelong side. Geelong I reckon might give 27 for Touhy plus a late pick.
And Carlton aren't livid to see Gibbs go. Not letting him go and getting his perceived worth a totally different things. You can't be certain that you didn't lowball. Apparently Tuohy has been offered $300k per year for 3 years. Hardly low balling. I would think the offers from other clubs is not to dissimilar.I don't think Geelong low balled on any contracts and then refuse to trade players. Distinctly remember club officials being livid to see our captain go (Colbert)
No you don't. If it falls through he goes into the draft.Really hope the trade falls through
There's a chance Carlton convince him to stay. I'd take that chance over several spuds packages togetherNo you don't. If it falls through he goes into the draft.
They do have a history of doing well in this period, no doubt, but I'm not sure about this one.If Geelong want tuohy they'll get it done.
They have a history of being great to deal with..
They do have a history of doing well in this period, no doubt, but I'm not sure about this one.
Potentially just don't have the currency to land Tuohy. They don't seem overly motivated to move other guys in order to get it either.
Disappointing if true that Lang rejected a move to Carlton.
He's a guy Geelong apparently were ok with trading for Tuohy and someone we want...
He agrees to join Carlton and this trade would be done by now.
Sorry mate, but i don't blame him. I would rather live in the city i've grown up in and have a pretty good chance of playing finals the next 3 years than.... sorry to say.... cellar dwellers for the next 2-3 at least. It's reality with Gen Y or X or whatever they are called now...
I don't blame him either but if he doesn't crack it for a regular starting spot pretty soon he might wonder what might have been.Sorry mate, but i don't blame him. I would rather live in the city i've grown up in and have a pretty good chance of playing finals the next 3 years than.... sorry to say.... cellar dwellers for the next 2-3 at least. It's reality with Gen Y or X or whatever they are called now...
I don't blame him either but if he doesn't crack it for a regular starting spot pretty soon he might wonder what might have been.
We didn't. That's my answer re Geelong's process.Straight over your head. My point being that cats moved blokes, low balled players on contracts all in the name of getting more picks in the draft. And the cats did it brilliantly, a blue print for all other clubs. Hawks followed your lead, dogs have done it, saints are trying their hand at it too. Whether it's subtle or ruthless the objective is the same. I respect it and think it's the best way of building a list to challenge year after year. Then once you do that you can entice players from clubs struggling and sell them the opportunity of playing for a flag.
So I'll ask you again, what should we do? It's easy to post a comment that it's ordinary by the blues to try and move blokes on. But what you seemed to have forgotten is that once upon a time cats took the ruthless approach coupled with some great f/s and built your list the same way into one of the great sides of the modern era. Don't be a hypocrite when another club chooses the same path.
Who have we ripped off? Names?We didn't. That's my answer re Geelong's process.
How players are dealt with is an important issue. You can do it openly, with class, thinking about both the players and the club and their needs. Or you can rip your own players off and treat them badly as it seems (according to Carlton fans posting) to be the way the Blues are doing it.
Again, that approach is very poor.
GWS last yearWho have we ripped off? Names?
No chance Geelong accept a straight swap. Possibly Carlton's 2nd rounder included?http://www.triplem.com.au/melbourne...ter-nakia-cockatoo-in-exchange-for-zach-tuohy
Asking for Nakia, SOS is certainly ambitious!
In his draft year he had an amazing rapport with Carlton recruiter Michael Jordan.