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Jack Viney Restricted Free Agent

JMDemon
in Melbourne Demons

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1 hour ago, Northern Summer said:

Why not, given those in their wisdom decided to give Harmes 5 years. I'll say that again - Harmes 5 years.

Goodwin will probably put Jack in the back line next season so that he to can play out of position. That will help his form ???

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    On 9/16/2020 at 7:18 AM, NeveroddoreveN said:

    IMO Harmes is not a natural footballer, he rarely knows what to do in most situations.  In the middle he has looked utterly lost at times playing a non tagging role and was constantly getting caught with the ball.  He looked much better playing a tight tagging role vs good players, because they took him to the ball.  Playing off half back his skill set of closely checking an opponent should have made him a good fit for this role.  He tends to ball watch rather than get in the right positions, have watched him closely over some time now.  For a player with his speed and strength, why is he never breaking lines?  

    Why we signed him on for 5 years i will never know!  I feel we will be much better when he is fringe best 22, not an automatic inclusion.   He is hard to find a role for because he does not have much as weapons....strong for guy his size, reasonably quick, average hands, can take a mark, hit and miss by hand or foot.  If he had footy smarts he would be good football player but he does not win his own ball often enough.  His decision making is atrocious most of the time, from stoppages in the middle, to half back.

    Only role i see for him is a half forward pressure one, where he wears a good backman, and gets taken to the ball.  He has lot of support from posters here, actually really surprises me....very average footballer.  

    Any good tattoo shops on the Gold Coast, need another one for my Birthday!?  

    That said about Harmes being better you have to Actually  get the football And really James has not this season 

    1 hour ago, Lord Nev said:

    Yep.

    Can we take time to thank the football God's ?

    And of course Lord Nev for sharing the good news?

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    On 9/16/2020 at 8:38 AM, Lucifer's Hero said:

    I'm wondering whether the contract term is an issue.  Jack will be 27 next April.  At any time his foot could deteriorate so he may be looking for a 4/5 year deal taking him out to 31 or 32.  Nothing against Jack but I hope we don't offer that. 

    In recent times we have given a lot of 4/5 year deals:  TMac (when he had a significant toe injury), Harmes, Langdon, Lever, Tomlinson, May, Brayshaw etc.

    While some were necessary how many can we have without impacting list management flexibility.  eg TMac, Tomlinson and Harmes are not best 22 yet signed until 2022, 2023, and 2024 respectively.  Difficult to trade players out for any value when they are not in best 22.

    Geelong tend to not offer longer term contracts.  With their interest in Daniher and Crouch and not being a club who pay overs there is a good chance they don't take Jack.  But Geelong wouldn't be the only club considering Jack as an FA. 

    I think you will find that Harmes and Tommy were fit when offered the long contracts. It now looks like an error fir both at this stage.

    3 hours ago, Lord Nev said:

    Some talk going around he has signed. Potentially a long contract too, but not totally sure.

     

    Apologies, got my wires crossed a little here.

    I was told he'd be given a contract, which I assumed meant he'd signed, but he's been given the contract by the club (a very good one) and he's expected to sign it but hasn't officially done so as yet apparently.

    Sorry about that!

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    Vin ey and his manager have been in discussions all week with the club. I was told he had signed a lengthy contract. Quote from Max he ain't going nowhere.

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    10 minutes ago, Older demon said:

    Vin ey and his manager have been in discussions all week with the club. I was told he had signed a lengthy contract. Quote from Max he ain't going nowhere.

    Again, quality and succinct intel is the way to go. Appreciate it OD. ?. 

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    14 minutes ago, Older demon said:

    Vin ey and his manager have been in discussions all week with the club. I was told he had signed a lengthy contract. Quote from Max he ain't going nowhere.

    Makes the Brayshaw move all the more likely

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    17 minutes ago, Older demon said:

    Vin ey and his manager have been in discussions all week with the club. I was told he had signed a lengthy contract. Quote from Max he ain't going nowhere.

    Last line actually means he is going somewhere!

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    8 minutes ago, deebug said:

    So who else do we need to pen to paper?

     

    Sparrow and petty are two ooc and would love to hang onto 

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    I've heard that Jack is barging through 5 different contracts hoping to not get caught signing any of them 

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    2 minutes ago, GCDee said:

    Sparrow and petty are two ooc and would love to hang onto 

    Heard the crows might be wanting to pinch Sparrow so yer be good to get them both done before the end of the year>

    1 hour ago, GCDee said:

    Sparrow and petty are two ooc and would love to hang onto 

    I'd hold on to Petty, but would much prefer Brayshaw in the midfield over Sparrow.

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    15 hours ago, deebug said:

    Heard the crows might be wanting to pinch Sparrow so yer be good to get them both done before the end of the year>

    Would you do Sparrow and ANB for Fogarty, if Viney and Brayshaw stay? I think we have others who can go into the middle for periods.


    1 hour ago, Redleg said:

    Would you do Sparrow and ANB for Fogarty, if Viney and Brayshaw stay? I think we have others who can go into the middle for periods.

    Crows wouldn't do that surely. Is Fogarty the one they got with our pick for Lever? Would be funny if it did happen.

    19 hours ago, Moonshadow said:

    I've heard that Jack is barging through 5 different contracts hoping to not get caught signing any of them 

    One of your very best!

    4 hours ago, Redleg said:

    Would you do Sparrow and ANB for Fogarty, if Viney and Brayshaw stay? I think we have others who can go into the middle for periods.

    Yes in a heart beat.

     

    Whatever Jack is offered, we all know he'll never take the first option 

    Edited by Moonshadow

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    4 hours ago, Redleg said:

    Would you do Sparrow and ANB for Fogarty, if Viney and Brayshaw stay? I think we have others who can go into the middle for periods.

    I would not be trading Tom Sparrow. It is only his 2 year with us and the club has put so much time and effort with his development. I would be very surprised if we traded Tom Sparrow. I still remember we traded Nathan Bassett to Adelaide and he ended up playing over 200 games for Adelaide. Melbourne supporters have long painful memories. I don't want us to make the same mistake again. I hope Tom Sparrow stays at Melbourne. 

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