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Robbie Warnock - delisted

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MFC hasn't dodged too many bullets over the past 5 years or more, but Robbie Warnock was one.

Pretty sure Carlscum paid him $400k+ pa for 4 yrs.

 

 

I remember my Carlscum mates crowing that the beat us to him, and I also remember me being happy they did. He was a spud that just happened to be 15'10. But a tall spud is still a spud.

Still, he can't complain. $1.6 mil plus whatever else he earnt before that isn't bad just for being an overgrown spud. I'd take that in a heart beat.


Would rather him or Daw as back up to Gawn over Spencer.

No way. Warnock is dreadful. He might win a couple more hitouts but he's even more useless around the ground than Spencer, and possibly less agile if that's possible. In his 2 games for the year he took one solitary mark, and he averaged 1.5 tackles compared to Pencil's 5. In the pecking order at Carlton he was behind Cameron Wood ffs.

Pencil is also two years younger. He may not have the highest ceiling but he's about to enter his best couple of years I think. He's sufficient backup to Maximus.

The less said about Daw the better. Amazed it took this long for North to cut their losses.

 

Clinton Young is in the same boat. Remember we lobbied hard for his services for him to turn us down and join the pies.

He has now been delisted. Bet he would love the dees to offer him a spot now!


I thought they were paying him closer to $700-800k, but maybe I'm wrong. That is hilarious though. Carlton's list management in the past 5 years has equalled anything we've done. I don't care what anyone says.

Remember when Jake Spencer towelled him up last year? (2014)

Thats was funny.

The club had a pre draft evening at a Volvo dealership in Port Melbourne on the night before we drafted Jack Watts and I briefly met Warnock's father there. He was happy for his son Robert who had moved to Carlton from Freo on a $400k contract which had beaten our offer by a fair bit money wise and in terms of contract length but dissapointed that he wasn't reunited in the same team as Matthew. Seemed to be fairly strongly in the Demon camp.

I think Robert will be picked up by someone but our preference might be to rookie a developing ruckman.

I think Robert will be picked up by someone but our preference might be to rookie a developing ruckman.

Surely Daniel Gorringe would be a better bet, given he has been delisted by the Suns.

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I think Robert will be picked up by someone but our preference might be to rookie a developing ruckman.

Highly doubt it. Slow motion giraffe who is eternally injured.


FFS, seeing threads like this bumped scare the [censored] out of me.

if we laugh at them, we really are only laughing at ourselves.

its quite healthy to have a giggle at one's self. We should be well practised.
 

Going to north as a rookie as backup for Tottie.....

Was devo when he picked Carlton over us.

Phew.


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