Bock a crow no more
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Re: Bock a crow no more
Yep.
Was interesting listening to Phil Harper on the way home from work this evening talking about it all. Apparently they offered Bock as much as they could afford, so that they would've been paying 100% of their TPP limit.
GC's offer is reported to have been some $150-175K more per year.
As Harper explained, the Crows situation is:
Out: Goodwin, Burton, Edwards and McLeod(for arguments sake) total of say $1.8M.
About $500K is veterans list, so doesn't come off the TPP. Leaves $1.3M.
Then they've had about 15 re-signings. Not often a re-signing drops in value, normally higher, the amount depending obviously on a number of factors. Total say $500K, leaves about $800K.
Then need the cash to fund the new players who come onto the list, and they want to get 4 players who on average may be about $75K each, depending on how many play games etc, so another $300K, leaves about $500K or so (and this is all very rough figures mind you). Pretty interesting.
Also made the comment that GC will have about 30 kids total of about $3M and then they'll have 10 or so stars they'll be able to pay an average of $600K per season. Yikes!
Hopefully Ablett chews a fair chunk of that!Have you heard Butters wants to come to the Dogs? -
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I found the timing of the Bock decision interesting, I thought they weren't allowed to announce anything to after the season?
I have been in a bit of a media black hole today, was there a reason he/they decided to announce it now and not at the end of the year? I also heard that he has played his last game, injury driven or in light of the revelation?Comment
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I found the timing of the Bock decision interesting, I thought they weren't allowed to announce anything to after the season?
I have been in a bit of a media black hole today, was there a reason he/they decided to announce it now and not at the end of the year? I also heard that he has played his last game, injury driven or in light of the revelation?
The club asked him if the rumors were correct and he and his manager confirmed that the deal was as good as done. Some minor points still to be sorted out. With that in mind the club said that they didn't want to play him and whilst that would mean he would miss some match payments and possibly some incentives on where he would finish in the best and fairest he agreed with them.Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"Comment
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I think Bock came out now due to the Crows position that they couldnt make the finals. I would very doubt it that he wouldve spoken freely if they had been entrenched in the 8.I will never see #16 the same!!Comment
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I should leave it alone but you're not rightComment
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