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  On 08/10/2020 at 11:48, Whispering_Jack said:

He’s nominated Carlton as his club of choice, so he’s no longer of direct relevance to the MFC recruiting drive. 

Shipping this thread off to the Melbourne Demons Board where it will stay unless the situation changes.

I think we need an 'Another Clown Selects Carlton' Board

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    Massive overs. Would need to play pure midfield and be better than Cripps to justify that sort of cash.

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    Glad Carlton are paying him so much. How ridiculous if true. 

    If Carlton aren't really in the finals race next year, I can see Cripps leaving. He'll be 26 next year and has never been remotely near a finals campaign. 

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    These numbers that get reported are complete hogwash.   The media is just making the $$$$ up..
    GWS would been unhappy he’s left, to make them look a bit better they leak an overestimated figure. 
    There is no way Carlton are paying him $900k per year 

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      On 30/10/2020 at 03:55, Demons11 said:

    These numbers that get reported are complete hogwash.   The media is just making the $$$$ up..
    GWS would been unhappy he’s left, to make them look a bit better they leak an overestimated figure. 
    There is no way Carlton are paying him $900k per year 

    Ia ot possible the numbers are the front ended amount and not the total contract per year?

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    Worth 600k, free agents always cost most which makes him work 700k. Then they’d have to trade for him or could pay him 800k and get him for free. Smart work from Carlton. 

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      On 30/10/2020 at 04:33, DeeSpencer said:

    Worth 600k, free agents always cost most which makes him work 700k. Then they’d have to trade for him or could pay him 800k and get him for free. Smart work from Carlton. 

    He is an extremely good pick up 

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