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Not sure why mfc put an article up on our website saying we were interested in martin if we never were...

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It's by Peter Ryan from AFL media, not by the club.

The club would've put it up because there's very little out there concerning MFC at the moment.

If you read the article, it's obvious there's little to it.

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This could turn out to be one of the worst managment decisions of all time!

He must have plenty of skeletons in the closet.

But watch this space as far as Hawthorn are concerned....

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Biggest stuff ups of the year,

Brisbane sacking Voss to chase Roos and losing half their players and still not having a coach?

Dustin Martin wanting to explore outside offers, asking for way too much and getting rejected publicly by the two worst clubs in the AFL?

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A case of Premature Emmigration :rolleyes:

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oh drats...Tigers not swapping for Adams.... :)^_^:)

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There is a reason why Ralph Carr is such a bad manager and only managers four players.

Richmond's offer was on the table for 18 months yet they still stuffed it up.

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Would Dusty maybe be able to sue Ralph Carr for professional negligence, for the discrepancy between the amount originally offered Martin, and the amount they offer now?

I hope so. It would teach the agent, and all agents a valuable lesson, and I think this sorry situation is one of Carr's creation.

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"Trust me, Dustin. See how it worked last year with Travis Cloke? I even had him come out and back you on this decision publicly. You'll be fine, and you'll get the money you want."

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Clubs (Melbourne, GWS) have pulled out of offers for Martin.

He runs the risk of finding himself back at Richmond with a lower offer than he started with.


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Would Dusty maybe be able to sue Ralph Carr for professional negligence, for the discrepancy between the amount originally offered Martin, and the amount they offer now?

I hope so. It would teach the agent, and all agents a valuable lesson, and I think this sorry situation is one of Carr's creation.

How do you know it wasn't Dustin or his Dad insisting on a figure. A Manager would have to act on instructions.
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Little Dusty will end up getting $100 a game if the Tigers can be bothered to open the door to him...

This is truly quite funny...he was about 5 minutes from signing a huge deal...and he pulled it out...

Little Dusty is a bit dim.

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How do you know it wasn't Dustin or his Dad insisting on a figure. A Manager would have to act on instructions.

That's very true. Pure speculation on my behalf.

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This has got a way to run. He will end up somewhere.

I'd not write us out totally yet...

I mean would we take him with pick 2 in the PSD if available (i.e. for nothing)???

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