SA Footy

MW wrote:oh salty! LOL

He either just talks without consulting his brain or he is very calculated.

I see in the CEY article they mention Geelong as the favorites to land Jenkins
Get it done Chris

Justin Longmuir to be announced as Fremantle's coach on a 3 year deal at a presser later today.

Tom Papley has nominated Carlton as the club he wants to be traded to.
He understands that the Sydney Swans may hold him to his contract.
- Sam McClure, The Age

woodublieve12 wrote:Tom Papley has nominated Carlton as the club he wants to be traded to.
He understands that the Sydney Swans may hold him to his contract.
- Sam McClure, The Age

So does that make Papley’s old man a flog now?

Jim05 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Tom Papley has nominated Carlton as the club he wants to be traded to.
He understands that the Sydney Swans may hold him to his contract.
- Sam McClure, The Age

So does that make Papley’s old man a flog now?

Nah it makes papley a flog

woodublieve12 wrote:

Jim05 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Tom Papley has nominated Carlton as the club he wants to be traded to.
He understands that the Sydney Swans may hold him to his contract.
- Sam McClure, The Age

So does that make Papley’s old man a flog now?

Nah it makes papley a flog

From a long line of them by the looks of it.

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Jim05 wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Tom Papley has nominated Carlton as the club he wants to be traded to.
He understands that the Sydney Swans may hold him to his contract.
- Sam McClure, The Age

So does that make Papley’s old man a flog now?

Nah it makes papley a flog

From a long line of them by the looks of it.

Didn't Papleys old man only comment on him going to North Melb. If he's nominated Carlton i would say his old man was correct

Papley for Cripps... Seems fair

Seriously, Pick 8 will do

Gold Coast are going to receive a priority pick, pick 2

daysofourlives wrote:I see in the CEY article they mention Geelong as the favorites to land Jenkins
Get it done Chris

Do NOT listen to this man!

regards,

REB

Armchair expert wrote:Gold Coast are going to receive a priority pick, pick 2

disgrace

woodublieve12 wrote:

Armchair expert wrote:Gold Coast are going to receive a priority pick, pick 2

disgrace

This is what they are getting
Pick 2 in 2019
Pick 20 in 2019
Pick 11 in 2020
Pick 19 in 2021

Rik E Boy wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:I see in the CEY article they mention Geelong as the favorites to land Jenkins
Get it done Chris

Do NOT listen to this man!

regards,

REB

I don't.

GOLD Coast will get the first two picks at this year's NAB AFL Draft as part of a significant assistance package dished out to the struggling club by the AFL Executive on Monday.

The Suns will receive draft concessions for the next three years as part of the package, as well as expanded academy player access that will include the entirety of Darwin.

It's three years of draft assistance includes:

-Pick No.1 at the 2019 NAB AFL Draft.
-The first pick of the second round (currently pick No.20) at the 2019 NAB AFL Draft.
-Mid first-round pick (currently pick No.11) at the 2020 NAB AFL Draft.
-The first pick of the second round (currently Pick.19) at the 2021 NAB AFL Draft.

It will also get Darwin as part of its expanded Academy access zone, while it will be able to pre-list players out of that region without the AFL's normal bidding processes.

The final part of its assistance package will be the ability to rookie up to 10 players.

"There is no doubt the Gold Coast Suns have had enormous challenges throughout their short history and it is to the benefit of the entire competition that the Suns are competitive," the AFL's general counsel Andrew Dillon said in a statement.

"The AFL and football fans want a strong and even competition and while the endeavour and intent can’t be faulted by the Gold Coast Football Club, there have been executional challenges along the journey that have impacted the on-field competitiveness of the team.

"The club, led by Tony Cochrane and Mark Evans, will continue to build strength in the organisation and delivering on their football strategy is crucial to the club’s long-term success. The special assistance approved by the AFL Commission will contribute to this.

"While the package is set for three years to provide certainty to players, staff and the entire industry, the AFL Commission retains the right to remove future picks and / or academy access based on the club’s performance."

I hope every club is in the ears of players being drafted by them to break their contract early and get out of there ASAP.

What a disgrace, so much for equality

so they are essentially getting rewarded for running their club poorly?