2020 Player movement

[GVGjr]

Re: 2020 Player movement

Bit of a shame we didn't put some work into Cedric Cox to see if he was interested coming to the club

Brisbane's Cedric Cox has told the club he is seeking a trade to WA. Cox was pick 24 in the 2016 draft. Played 13 games for the Lions

[GVGjr]

Re: 2020 Player movement

Brisbane not letting the paint dry

Sam Skinner, Matthew Eagles, Toby Wooller, Jacob Allison and Corey Lyons have been delisted.
Allen Christensen has retired and Cedric Cox has requested a trade to WA
Cedric Cox has only been retained to help facilitate a trade other than that he would have been delisted

[ledge]

Re: 2020 Player movement

If we could get Skinner on the park that would be huge the kid can play !

[GVGjr]

Re: 2020 Player movement

As Geelong seem to have committed to Cameron and Higgins they might be looking to offload a couple of players
Would it be worth having a chat to Geelong about Charlie Constable (if Dunks was to leave) and Jordan Clark because he has slipped down the pecking orders there?

Clark in particular is a good player

[Sedat]

Re: 2020 Player movement

As Geelong seem to have committed to Cameron and Higgins they might be looking to offload a couple of players
Would it be worth having a chat to Geelong about Charlie Constable (if Dunks was to leave) and Jordan Clark because he has slipped down the pecking orders there?

Clark in particular is a good player

I don't mind Lachie Fogarty as well.

[Hotdog60]

Re: 2020 Player movement

A quote from Gill on free agency which he can't see any issue with.

The free agency system has been questioned after two of this year's highest-profile restricted free agents – Giant Jeremy Cameron and Essendon's Joe Daniher – nominated top-four clubs (Cameron to Geelong and Daniher to Brisbane) as their new preferred homes.

But McLachlan said the system should see clubs at the lower rungs of the ladder be able to use their salary cap space to attract big-name players.

"Free agency has been in a long time now," he said.

"There's a couple of outliers with great players going to really good clubs who have made them better but it's incumbent on all the other clubs to create an environment and an offer and a package and theoretically use their salary cap because they should be able to use it better than the team in the Grand Final to attract them.

"It's incumbent on clubs to keep them and those to attract them. If Geelong is able to get him (Cameron), well done for creating an environment and for having a salary cap available to do it.

"That's the big trick in this and they've obviously done that because not many people could normally afford them."

LINK https://www.afl.com.au/news/522689/a...e-period-looms

[DOG GOD]

Re: 2020 Player movement

As Geelong seem to have committed to Cameron and Higgins they might be looking to offload a couple of players
Would it be worth having a chat to Geelong about Charlie Constable (if Dunks was to leave) and Jordan Clark because he has slipped down the pecking orders there?

Clark in particular is a good player

Clark has a bit of interest from the WA clubs.

[Mofra]

Re: 2020 Player movement

If we could get Skinner on the park that would be huge the kid can play !

Yep - DFA for sure. He's shown signs.

[Mofra]

Re: 2020 Player movement

As Geelong seem to have committed to Cameron and Higgins they might be looking to offload a couple of players
Would it be worth having a chat to Geelong about Charlie Constable (if Dunks was to leave) and Jordan Clark because he has slipped down the pecking orders there?

Clark in particular is a good player

Freo are all over Clark apparently. WA boy, makes sense.

[jeemak]

Re: 2020 Player movement

A quote from Gill on free agency which he can't see any issue with.

The free agency system has been questioned after two of this year's highest-profile restricted free agents – Giant Jeremy Cameron and Essendon's Joe Daniher – nominated top-four clubs (Cameron to Geelong and Daniher to Brisbane) as their new preferred homes.

But McLachlan said the system should see clubs at the lower rungs of the ladder be able to use their salary cap space to attract big-name players.

"Free agency has been in a long time now," he said.

"There's a couple of outliers with great players going to really good clubs who have made them better but it's incumbent on all the other clubs to create an environment and an offer and a package and theoretically use their salary cap because they should be able to use it better than the team in the Grand Final to attract them.

"It's incumbent on clubs to keep them and those to attract them. If Geelong is able to get him (Cameron), well done for creating an environment and for having a salary cap available to do it.

"That's the big trick in this and they've obviously done that because not many people could normally afford them."

LINK https://www.afl.com.au/news/522689/a...e-period-looms

Dummies, all the lower rung clubs have to do is offer salary and it happens like magic!

Stupid idiots!

[kruder]

Re: 2020 Player movement

Disappointed that Parfitt is staying at Geelong, would have been perfect for us.

[The Doctor]

Re: 2020 Player movement

Steve Silvagni on trade radio says we are into Mason Cox

* It might have been Matt Rendell. One of them said it

[comrade]

Re: 2020 Player movement

Steve Silvagni on trade radio says we are into Mason Cox

Why do you have to hurt us like that, SOS?

[The Doctor]

Re: 2020 Player movement

Why do you have to hurt us like that, SOS?

Correction it might have been Matt Rendell

[Bornadog]

Re: 2020 Player movement

Steve Silvagni on trade radio says we are into Mason Cox

Tells me we are serious about another ruck.