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Gives us the chance to throw cash at Petty to extend beyond 2025

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    Reckon this is massively oversold.

    Grundy to Fullarton: clears 300-400k+
    JJ to McAdam: wash
    Hibberd: planned retirement 
    Harmes to:? Probably clears 300-400k
    Dunstan: owed plenty of injury payments 
     

    Pickett, JVR, Woey, Chandler, McVee would all take nice bumps. That’s 5 x 200k right there.

    I hope we come out nicely ahead but far from a war chest.

    The war chest will come when we get the old key forwards off the books. 

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    12 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Reckon this is massively oversold.

    Grundy to Fullarton: clears 300-400k+
    JJ to McAdam: wash
    Hibberd: planned retirement 
    Harmes to:? Probably clears 300-400k
    Dunstan: owed plenty of injury payments 
     

    Pickett, JVR, Woey, Chandler, McVee would all take nice bumps. That’s 5 x 200k right there.

    I hope we come out nicely ahead but far from a war chest.

    The war chest will come when we get the old key forwards off the books. 

    Harmes is reported to be on 550k for his final year.

    The Key fowards will come off our list next year. Conservative guess that clears 500-600k for the both of them.

    All the players you named for contract bumps have already got contracts beyond 2025+ and won't need a boost until then. 

    Salary cap has also increased from the latest EBA.

    So right now I would put this years savings approx $1mil, 5-600k next year, in the background is an increased salary cap.

    The main ooc playes next year are Langdon, Sparrow, Bowey and they won't break the bank.

    We should have good money to make a significant play next year in my view.

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    1 hour ago, Nascent said:

    The main ooc playes next year are Langdon, Sparrow, Bowey and they won't break the bank.

    We should have good money to make a significant play next year in my view.

    Watch adelaide throw $5m at Sparrow...

    Edited by jnrmac

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    59 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Reckon this is massively oversold.

    Grundy to Fullarton: clears 300-400k+
    JJ to McAdam: wash
    Hibberd: planned retirement 
    Harmes to:? Probably clears 300-400k
    Dunstan: owed plenty of injury payments 
     

    Pickett, JVR, Woey, Chandler, McVee would all take nice bumps. That’s 5 x 200k right there.

    I hope we come out nicely ahead but far from a war chest.

    The war chest will come when we get the old key forwards off the books. 

    Harmes is  in 500k easily 

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    24 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    Harmes is  in 500k easily 

    If we aren’t paying any? And we still need someone for the list spot.

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    Pick 7 and Haynes? 

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    Surely, there's a world where we've looked to clear cap space to increase our offer to Petty...

    Edited by Binmans PA

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    4 minutes ago, Binmans PA said:

    Surely, there's a world where we've locked to clear cap space to increase our offer to Petty?

    I doubt Petty has anything to do with it. I’m presuming they’re in talks with a key forward from somewhere. 

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    17 minutes ago, Binmans PA said:

    Surely, there's a world where we've looked to clear cap space to increase our offer to Petty...

    I think it might be the bloke that wears number 2 that they're looking to offer a large extension to

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    Just now, Dwight Schrute said:

    I think it might be the bloke that wears number 2 that they're looking to offer a large extension to

    Girl Why Dont We Have Both GIF

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    43 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

    Is there where we put the Nick Haynes Pick 7 Salary Dump conversation?

     

    Yeah, dump it here. But it will cost you…

     

    And I don’t want you rocking up to training

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    1 hour ago, Binmans PA said:

    Surely, there's a world where we've looked to clear cap space to increase our offer to Petty...

    Why not just hold him on his current 2 year contract?

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    Just now, Fat Tony said:

    Why not just hold him on his current 2 year contract?

    We can, and then guarantee long term planning with a long term commitment from Harry.

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    31 minutes ago, rpfc said:

    Yeah, dump it here. But it will cost you…

     

    And I don’t want you rocking up to training

    Where has this Haynes and pick 7 salary dump talk come from? Just rumours? Also, are we supposedly linked to it? Thanks in advance. 

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    3 minutes ago, Lexinator said:

    Where has this Haynes and pick 7 salary dump talk come from? Just rumours? Also, are we supposedly linked to it? Thanks in advance. 

    Wishful thinking it seems

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    26 minutes ago, Lexinator said:

    Where has this Haynes and pick 7 salary dump talk come from? Just rumours? Also, are we supposedly linked to it? Thanks in advance. 

    No worries.

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    With the new CBE what was the increase in total cap spend? Can’t we just give that to Petts? 
     

    I recall that not many existing contracts were bound to the CBE increases.

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    So every other decent team has room in the cap to improve their lists (Coll Schulz, Bris Doedee, Port BZT & Ratagolea), but we're dumping players for chicken feed? There better a bigger payoff to come than has been mooted to date.

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    Does anyone know if contracts can be restructured after signing to be front ended?

    If we don't make a move this year for a player, we have dead cap space that is not being utilised in 2024.

    Could existing deals be reworked to fill in the cap void in 2024 to free up space the following year(s)? 

     

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