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The problem always used to be "who are we going to sign in the off-season" and luring a "big fish" to the club. How good is it now to know that we have our own "big fish" and we just have to keep them.

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1 hour ago, Dees_In_October said:

Throw in a lifetime's supply of red and blue headbands.

Lifetime of Nippys Iced Chocolate also, just to sweeten the deal.

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Might be looking at upgrading his contract now to make sure it levels out for future years. For example if he's on a fairly base salary now - say $200,000, if we waited until the end of next year and he keeps on the same improvment then his next 3 might cost us $600,000pa ($1.8m). Instead we might look to still pay him the same $2m over 4 years, but be able to bring $300k or more into next season, so when Hogan, Tracc, Oliver etc. come due we've got a bit more in the kitty to keep the band together.   

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6 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

We actually built him, therefore, we own him. 

I think it is illegal to own human beings in this day and age Ethan. 

He can leave but on the way out the door Jayden has to hand back all the bits we have given him like the good back, two extra yards of pace, headbands and the budding cult figure persona. 

 

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6 hours ago, Demon77 said:

Lifetime of Nippys Iced Chocolate also, just to sweeten the deal.

Clearly we should be the ones handling this negotiation!

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Sign him and superglue his magnet to the half back flank. Just so happy to have him. It's great to feel like we have the best player of a position in the league. That's how premierships are won. Love you Jayden. Hope the deal is fair for all. 

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Jayden has the tools to play wing and forward flank as well. Has gone forward a couple of time with good effect, and he loves a goal...

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3 hours ago, The end is nigh said:

Sign him and superglue his magnet to the half back flank. Just so happy to have him. It's great to feel like we have the best player of a position in the league. That's how premierships are won. Love you Jayden. Hope the deal is fair for all. 

Best thing about Hunt is he looks like he can play many parts of the ground. Recently he's been getting a fair few inside 50s, which suggests he's being given a license to cover many parts of the ground. Looked quite comfortable forward as well vs Adelaide (I think?), showed some serious flair, he's got really strong hands for someone who looks fairly skinny.

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