Unpopular opinion: Jason Horne-Francis is RIGHT to ask for a trade.

[Swoop]

With regards to the ice bath, my understanding was that he hopped in and out almost immediately and right in front of the coaches.

As someone mentioned, the fish rots from the head and you can be certain he's not doing that in front of Selwood.

The question now becomes what is fair for him? Their current first rounders (pick 8), next year's first rounders plus Bonner? What would you demand?

[Twodogs]

Maybe being home at Port will uncover a new level of professionalism in him, but I have my doubts

I agree. It's one of the things I'd be wary about if I were Port.

[Dogs 24/7]

So Port have put forward 1st round selections this year and next and Riley Boner for Jason Horne Francis. North are getting ripped off but will reluctantly accept that.

[jazzadogs]

So Port have put forward 1st round selections this year and next and Riley Boner for Jason Horne Francis. North are getting ripped off but will reluctantly accept that.

I understand why (in contract, #1 pick, only been there a year, untapped potential) but it is ridiculous to me that's seen as being ripped off but the likely deal of 2x firsts for a proven player and 25 year old AA quality midfielder is seen as reasonable.

[Topdog]

I dont see how that is ripped off either but Bonner an AA quality mid?

[jazzadogs]

I dont see how that is ripped off either but Bonner an AA quality mid?

My comparison was JHF deal vs Dunkley deal.

I think Dunks should be worth more in a trade given his proven results, and if the JHF trade is a rip-off then so is the Dunkley trade.

[hujsh]

My comparison was JHF deal vs Dunkley deal.

I think Dunks should be worth more in a trade given his proven results, and if the JHF trade is a rip-off then so is the Dunkley trade.

Potential>output... unless they're an abstract potential like a draft pick.

[Topdog]

JHF was pick 1 last year of course he needs more than Dunkley. Can play for the next 12 years vs 5.