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Keeping Lobb would be another feather in Peter Bellโ€˜s cap.

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41 minutes ago, mo64 said:

Correct. Blues had Cerra well before season's end. We made a late play but never a chance.

Thatโ€™s not the issue, it was a discussion about what our salary cap is and realistically no fan knows what the true figures are.

If we made a late play for Cerra, then unless we are absolute liars or fools, we had room to pay him what we were offering. That was my point.

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Harry McKay manifest!!! ๐Ÿ™Œ๐Ÿป๐Ÿ™Œ๐Ÿป

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1 hour ago, Redleg said:

Thatโ€™s not the issue, it was a discussion about what our salary cap is and realistically no fan knows what the true figures are.

If we made a late play for Cerra, then unless we are absolute liars or fools, we had room to pay him what we were offering. That was my point.

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Cerra didnโ€™t get big money from Carlton according to reports. And we mightโ€™ve had to trade out a player to get draft picks to up our offer. Not convinced Cerra alone means we have a 600k or moreย lying around unless players go out.

But at the same time I agree with your overall assertion that we canโ€™t be sure we donโ€™t have cash. Especially if the cap rises. Who can actually know?

We also went extra years over dollars to sign Oliver and Tracc long term. Brayshaw too. Guys like Langdon and May shouldโ€™ve been front loaded before we had a full cap. Gawn, Lever, Salem, Viney have all done extensions to spread them over multiple years.ย 

And if we work on a balanced list where no one position group gets overloaded with money then even worse case we really should be budgeting for key forwards from 2025. We might even be able to dip in to that key forward budget ahead of time.ย 

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3 hours ago, Redleg said:

We are talking about salary cap room and we were right into him. We therefore had room.

Your assertion we donโ€™t have room for an A grade player is another wild guess.

You havenโ€™t got a clue whether we have or not, so stop acting like you really know our salary cap details.

Unless you are Tim Lamb or work with him, you have no better idea than the rest of us.

Now you have changed the subject. The basis of your argument was that we didn't have the capital (draft picks) to appease Fremantle to agree to a trade with Cerra, and that you somehow know that he favoured to come to Melbourne instead of Carlton. Yet he never nominated Melbourne, even though as you say we had the money to offer him. Let's face it, Carlton had to pay overs to get Cerra and our offer was a good $200k less, hence why he nominated Carlton.ย 

Let's just face it, you have NFI about how the salary cap works. I myself work with numbers and know a thing or two about these things alright.ย 


3 minutes ago, Caligula's cohort said:

Now you have changed the subject. The basis of your argument was that we didn't have the capital (draft picks) to appease Fremantle to agree to a trade with Cerra, and that you somehow know that he favoured to come to Melbourne instead of Carlton. Yet he never nominated Melbourne, even though as you say we had the money to offer him. Let's face it, Carlton had to pay overs to get Cerra and our offer was a good $200k less, hence why he nominated Carlton.ย 

Let's just face it, you have NFI about how the salary cap works. I myself work with numbers and know a thing or two about these things alright.ย 

I work with numbers too

2 x big mac

1x large chips

1x large coke

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1 minute ago, adonski said:

I work with numbers too

2x big mac

1x large chips

1x large coke

Good for you young lad. Always aim high. Employee of the month is around the corner.ย 

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1 minute ago, The heart beats true said:

I work with numbers (but I also drive Uber)

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Uber drivers are aย necessity in this day and age. Are you trying to criticise or belittle hard working Australians? that seems pretty low IMO.ย 


6 hours ago, adonski said:

Bowes & Sharp are two that come to mind that weren't getting regular opportunitiesย 

Bowes would add some class

Sharp a chance to head back to WA apparently though

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bowes will be a required player with powell/budarick/weller all doing knees. and markov still unsigned and atkins out of favour. they rate him highly

Anyone got some dinner to trade? Collingwood could use some and have surplus duck to trade for it.

1 hour ago, adonski said:

I work with numbers too

2 x big mac

1x large chips

1x large coke

Yes, but the question is: Is that worth a whole chicken with potato and gravy?

I heard the current club is willing to pay for the stuffing.

Huge if true.

36 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

Yes, but the question is: Is that worth a whole chicken with potato and gravy?

I heard the current club is willing to pay for the stuffing.

Huge if true.

As long as it's moist. Can't stand dry meat.ย 


14 hours ago, Redleg said:

Cerra would be a Demon if we had pick 5 last year, or he had waited a year. We were right into him, so clearly could afford him.

Freo demanded and received pick 2 for Lachie Weller. They demanded and received pick 6 for Cerra. Two โ€˜pretty goodโ€™ but relatively unremarkable players (in the scheme of top 10 picks)

We have a 21 year old pick 3 KPP who has won a premiership, a rising star award and is a generational talent.

You can only hope Tim Lamb is constantly reminding Bell-end of this every time they pick up the phone.

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9 hours ago, Caligula's cohort said:

Now you have changed the subject. The basis of your argument was that we didn't have the capital (draft picks) to appease Fremantle to agree to a trade with Cerra, and that you somehow know that he favoured to come to Melbourne instead of Carlton. Yet he never nominated Melbourne, even though as you say we had the money to offer him. Let's face it, Carlton had to pay overs to get Cerra and our offer was a good $200k less, hence why he nominated Carlton.ย 

Let's just face it, you have NFI about how the salary cap works. I myself work with numbers and know a thing or two about these things alright.ย 

Man....if we had pick 5 quite simply he would have been a Melbourne player.ย  ย No way we court players without being ableto pay them appropriately.ย  This is always about draft picks.....same as Jackson will be......who cares how much either WC or Freo offer him, just give us the best deal!

Big on numbers, low on common sense, fmd.

Sorry to get personal but ffs stop banging on about last years trade deals when you clearly have no clue either way about it.

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53 minutes ago, NeveroddoreveN said:

Man....if we had pick 5 quite simply he would have been a Melbourne player.ย  ย No way we court players without being ableto pay them appropriately.ย  This is always about draft picks.....same as Jackson will be......who cares how much either WC or Freo offer him, just give us the best deal!

Big on numbers, low on common sense, fmd.

Sorry to get personal but ffs stop banging on about last years trade deals when you clearly have no clue either way about it.

Pot calling kettle black.

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11 minutes ago, COVID Dan said:

So trades?

I think you'll find you're in the wrong thread for that...

14 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Keeping Lobb would be another feather in Peter Bellโ€˜s cap.

Or another nail in his coffin?


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