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Wonder if Freo pulled or lowered their offer for him to now just say he wants a WA club? Who knows.

 
1 minute ago, deespicable me said:

Just a couple of points.

1. Jackson is going home to be a part of his family and build his life in Perth. His family are into Fremantle. As a consequence, there is very little chance of him going to West Coast. The only reason West Coast get involved and we keep that negotiation open is to try and secure a better deal. Those two teams hate each other.

2. The Grundy negotiations involve two factors, how much salary Collingwood will pay and draft picks. So if they pay $400,000 per year of his ongoing salary and we take up $600,000, then we would have to offer up a pick around 10. If it's only $200,000  Collingwood pay and we carry the rest (god forbid) then theres a point where they should be giving us a pick.

Whats the equilibrium???? For me I don't really want to pay much more than about $500,000 a year for Grundy and he's worth about pick 25-30. 

I don't think that will satisfy Collingwood and I hope we don't get shafted. I don't like the deal. Leave them in a world of pain.

Could we tell Collingwood we will do the deal, but then pull out at the last minute when it’s too late for them to sort something else out to get their other deals done?

Yes, I know. Am still angry. 

  • Demonland changed the title to Luke Jackson Has Requested a Trade Home

Worst kept secret in AFL.

Now lets do what suits us best and get the best deal that sets up our list for the future.

 

 

214 pages to get to here. 
how many pages before a signed deal?

Sportsbet have the over/under line at 267 pages. 

1 minute ago, SFebes said:

Wonder if Freo pulled or lowered their offer for him to now just say he wants a WA club? Who knows.

Doubt it

it was more the Eagles matching the Freo money I'm sure.

Freo has a big dilemna. The only way it can remotely match what the Eagles can offer is to trade a player


Disappointed and I will boo when we play against him.

(But he is a MFC immortal and i will cherish that. Good luck Luke.)

My apologies to Old Dee. He said very early on that he considered Jacko would go. Smart-A me commented that if Old Dee thought that he was going, then I was more than convinced he would stay. 

Thank you and good luck.

Now get us the best deal possible Tim Lamb.

 
4 minutes ago, 1964_2 said:

214 pages to get to here. 
how many pages before a signed deal?

Sportsbet have the over/under line at 267 pages. 

Over easily. 

Sucks obviously, but depending on how we play it, we can benefit enormously from this trade. In fact, I think we could be a better team without Jackson, so long as we use his currency wisely.


I would also think pick 2 isn't quite enough value. I'd prefer Pick 2 and a late first rounder/early second and us give up something around the 30s in addition to Jackson. Maximise the trade. 

2 hours ago, Accepting Mediocrity said:

It will likely be pick 3 after FS selections (Ashcroft) - but that's still a great result for us. 

We are never going to receive 'overs' for an uncontracted player. The best we can hope for is adequate compensation.

Pick 3 is as about as good as we could realistically hope for.

Unlike you, I will not be accepting mediocrity in any trade, 2 first round picks or a top 5 pick and one of their best young players.

1 minute ago, Gorgoroth said:

Over easily. 

yes, he should have said another 267 pages

At least he has left his options open to either WC or Freo. Hopefully we can have a Dutch auction & get the best deal for the club.


11 minutes ago, Demonland said:

He's Gone

 

At least its offical, action can be taken.  It doesn't say a club so that gives us more flexibility.

I remember thinking during the 'will Hogan go home' days that if he won us a flag I wouldn't care if he went back to Perth. The same really applies here to Jackson although it doesn't feel that way right now.

Whatever

I never liked you anyway Luke

😢😭

They've done it against West Coast, they have pulled the wool over everyones eyes.

Tanked the lights out to secure L.Jackson, the dots have well and truely been joined.

Fremantle are screwed here.....

Well and truely no plan B here 

That will wipe the smug look from Bell's dial.

Edited by YesitwasaWin4theAges


This absolute numpty WCE supporter from Subiaco just rang up SEN, saying how much he wants Jacko - said ruckman take time, he has won rising star etc etc, then said he would only want to offer pick 20 and first rounder next year.

Are you sure you want to live in Perth with these kind of people Luke? 
 

 
2 hours ago, Lord Travis said:

Win win for both clubs IMO.

I’m not sure what that means. How do we both win win?

All the best Luke, no hard feelings.
Backing Lamb and JT to turn this into a positive. 
If West Coast are keen tell them it’s pick 2 and steak knives, tell Freo they better talk to North about pick one

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