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woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:Paywall.

he needed to go... Nothing to do with coin

Accidental Gold but Gold never the less.

DOC wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:Paywall.

he needed to go... Nothing to do with coin

Accidental Gold but Gold never the less.

they aren't going to say your form over the past couple of seasons has been average at best and when ever their is a big game he forgets to come out of the change rooms... Love to see Gaz do well, but on form alone he doesn't deserve to be at sydney.

He always plays well at Geelong so might be ok there


It’s jyst the away games he will suck

Vomit vomit vomit

From the swans blog on facebook. i think the source is fron one of the melbourn or sydney papers...

For those spilling their morning double shot soy latte's, Franklin's contract by years:
2014: $700k
2015: $700k
2016: $1.2m
2017: $1.2m
2018: $1.2m
2019: $1.3m
2020: $1.4m
2021: $1.5m
2022: $1m
Total - $10.2m
Some salary dumping was needed.


Back ended but with the salary cap being much bigger by than this wont be a problem

woodublieve12 wrote:2019: $1.3m 32 years old
2020: $1.4m 33 years old
2021: $1.5m 34 years old
2022: $1m 35 years old

Boy. Oh. Boy.

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:2019: $1.3m 32 years old
2020: $1.4m 33 years old
2021: $1.5m 34 years old
2022: $1m 35 years old

Boy. Oh. Boy.

by than and how many spuds are getting overpaid, he'll be on middle wage by than...

seriously though with expansion of the cap, and the amount of coin he's bought to the club i still believe he's worth every cent of that

woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:2019: $1.3m 32 years old
2020: $1.4m 33 years old
2021: $1.5m 34 years old
2022: $1m 35 years old

Boy. Oh. Boy.

by than and how many spuds are getting overpaid, he'll be on middle wage by than...

seriously though with expansion of the cap, and the amount of coin he's bought to the club i still believe he's worth every cent of that

*then
how hard is it???

Harder then you think.

daysofourlives wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:2019: $1.3m 32 years old
2020: $1.4m 33 years old
2021: $1.5m 34 years old
2022: $1m 35 years old

Boy. Oh. Boy.

by than and how many spuds are getting overpaid, he'll be on middle wage by than...

seriously though with expansion of the cap, and the amount of coin he's bought to the club i still believe he's worth every cent of that

*then
how hard is it???

My apologiez Dayz. I wil endevor tooo git beter.

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:2019: $1.3m 32 years old
2020: $1.4m 33 years old
2021: $1.5m 34 years old
2022: $1m 35 years old

Boy. Oh. Boy.

When North are giving players like Polec $800k plus and Dom Tyson $500k then $1.3m is a bargain

Jim05 wrote:

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:2019: $1.3m 32 years old
2020: $1.4m 33 years old
2021: $1.5m 34 years old
2022: $1m 35 years old

Boy. Oh. Boy.

When North are giving players like Polec $800k plus and Dom Tyson $500k then $1.3m is a bargain

Not sure paying a 34 year old over 10% of your cap when you have 40 players in the list is good management though.

Ins - Ryan Clarke, 26,39,40 future 2nd rounder
Outs - Hannebery, Rohan, 13,28,61

Have picks 26, 33, 38, 39, 40, 70, 88

What do you think Wubbsy?

No big fish landed, no picks in the top 25, have lost one of your best midfielders, one of your inconsistent yet capable match winners and get a bloke whom many of us haven't heard of.

woodublieve12 wrote:My apologiez Dayz. I wil endevor tooo git beter.

I dare you to quote him Days.

Booney wrote:Ins - Ryan Clarke, 26,39,40 future 2nd rounder
Outs - Hannebery, Rohan, 13,28,61

Have picks 26, 33, 38, 39, 40, 70, 88

What do you think Wubbsy?

No big fish landed, no picks in the top 25, have lost one of your best midfielders, one of your inconsistent yet capable match winners and get a bloke whom many of us haven't heard of.

yeah not thrilled... We seem to be gaining picks to get our academy players... We have enough picks to get Blakey, which is good cause he is a genuine top 5 pick...

Sydney don't seem to have done anything that is going to improve their team in the short term.

The Sydney Swans have brought in a combination of players, points and future draft selections during this year’s trade period.

On the final day of the trade period, the Swans secured 24-year-old rebounding defender Jackson Thurlow from Geelong, who's set to join fellow recruit Ryan Clarke in red and white next season.

Thurlow will add to the Club’s defensive stocks, joining the likes of up-and-coming defenders Aliir Aliir, Callum Mills and Lewis Melican, while Clarke will strengthen Sydney’s midfield, led by Josh Kennedy, Luke Parker and Isaac Heeney.

The Swans have also added an extra 353 draft value index points they’ll use to help secure exciting QBE Sydney Swans Academy product Nick Blakey at next month’s National Draft.

Under new AFL rules, clubs have the ability to continue trading picks and the Swans will look to further strengthen their draft hand.

Swans Head of Football Tom Harley says the Club is pleased with the trade period.

“It was a really busy period for us and all clubs. Clearly we brought some players into the Club in Ryan Clarke and Jackson Thurlow and players went out in Dan Hannebery, Gary Rohan and Nic Newman,” Harley said.

“There were a number of picks that were swapped that strengthened our draft hand, which was a really good result for us, while some future picks were also acquired.

“We pretty much covered all of these bases and vehicles to trade and I think we’ve come out ahead.

“The trade period is obviously a really important part of every club’s list management strategy but just as important is your retention strategy with your players and we went in with a clear focus this year to retain some of our really important players in that age profile that we think sets us up for the future.

“Players like our Club Champion Jake Lloyd, Aliir Aliir and Sam Naismith all re-signed, as did some of our younger players like Ollie Florent and Will Hayward.

“When you look at all of that and the natural development of the squad, which we saw this year and we should see further developments next year, I think we’re well placed to continue to challenge now and in the future.”

In the final minutes of the trade period, the Swans traded out-of-contract defender Newman to Carlton in exchange for a future fourth-round pick, with Newman joining Hannebery and Rohan in returning home to Victoria.

Harley thanked the trio for the impact they had at Sydney.

“Dan, Gary and Nic all made a big contribution to the Swans over the years,” Harley said.

“We thank them for their contribution and wish them all the best with the next stage of their football careers.”

The Swans will now turn their attention to the upcoming drafts and finalising their 2019 list.

Trade period summary

In: Jackson Thurlow, Ryan Clarke, 353 draft index points, St Kilda’s future second-round pick and Carlton’s future fourth-round pick

Out: Dan Hannebery, Gary Rohan and Nic Newman

What was the ‘issue’ with Newman Wubbzy?

Brodlach wrote:What was the ‘issue’ with Newman Wubbzy?

I don't think there was anything major. He's a slow moving defender and wasn't a regular in our top 22... I don't mind him, but i don't thinks a loss we will regret.

He was great when he came into the team in 2017