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Farewell Charlie Spargo

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31 minutes ago, stinga said:

It's tough. Spargo and so many others showed a lot in the VFL game. But at the end of the day we have to reduce our senior list by 3 players before the draft under AFL rules and we also have to reduce the rookies by at least 2 which we got as extras due to the long term injury list. You would also want to bring some young blood onto the rookie list. So I would suggest it will come down to at least 7 delistings.

What rule does this fall under?

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    2 hours ago, GawnOfTheDead said:

    What rule does this fall under?

    clubs are mandated to take 3 ND picks (can include rookie promotions) and we also have +2 on our list as a result of AMW and McAdams LTI so we re required to make at least 5 changes, two of which need to come from the rookie list (or promote 2 rookies to the senior list and make additional space there)

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    3 hours ago, stinga said:

    It's tough. Spargo and so many others showed a lot in the VFL game. But at the end of the day we have to reduce our senior list by 3 players before the draft under AFL rules and we also have to reduce the rookies by at least 2 which we got as extras due to the long term injury list. You would also want to bring some young blood onto the rookie list. So I would suggest it will come down to at least 7 delistings.

    What are the rules about reducing 3 players?

    Thanks

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    14 minutes ago, Turner said:

    clubs are mandated to take 3 ND picks (can include rookie promotions) and we also have +2 on our list as a result of AMW and McAdams LTI so we re required to make at least 5 changes, two of which need to come from the rookie list (or promote 2 rookies to the senior list and make additional space there)

    Thanks,

    What is the reasoning behind this rule?

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    52 minutes ago, Turner said:

    clubs are mandated to take 3 ND picks (can include rookie promotions) and we also have +2 on our list as a result of AMW and McAdams LTI so we re required to make at least 5 changes, two of which need to come from the rookie list (or promote 2 rookies to the senior list and make additional space there)

    Is this yearly? Never even knew of it. What is its purpose?

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    24 minutes ago, GawnOfTheDead said:

    Is this yearly? Never even knew of it. What is its purpose?

    yep annually, id say its 70% to protect clubs from themselves and promote list turnover which also regenerates the age of lists and 30% to ensure the pathways are rewarded and kids get exposure

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    18 minutes ago, Turner said:

    yep annually, id say its 70% to protect clubs from themselves and promote list turnover which also regenerates the age of lists and 30% to ensure the pathways are rewarded and kids get exposure

    I’m not against it. Glad you explained it, thanks.

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    Cal Twoemey just stated that Charlie Spargo is looking increasingly likely to head to North as a free agent.

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    Going to kangas ,his dad played there

    Always a premiership player

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    • Demonland changed the title to Farewell Charlie Spargo

    He looked flat last night at the B&F. I assumed he’d made his mind up.

    Didn’t help that his wing was in a sling but even so. Flat.

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    I just love that we see the word Premiership preceding the word Demon

    Got his face as one of my Watch faces with the Spargod moniker

    Edited by Superunknown

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    Another from the '21 group departs.

    I'll miss Charlie. I think with a full and inury free pre-season he'll have a good 2026.

    No animosity here. Good luck to him.

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    Sad to see you go Charlie, but thanks for your service.

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    Smart player and one of our better users. Will always be a premiership demon. Thanks for your service Charlie.

    Wonder who the club is going to rush into the best 22 now off multiple injuries and no pre-season? Don't blame him for wanting a fresh start.

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    It's a little sad to see Spargo-go, but all the best Charlie.

    Let's hope his more vocal detractors on here refrain from gravedancing.

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    Would assume hes got a 6 month recovery following the dislocation at Casey. Wonder what our FA compensation would be for him 2nd or 3rd rounder??

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    Was never the same after that Achillis injury

    Wish him the best

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    7 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Good luck and go well Spargypants 👍

    Always be a Dee ❤️🏆🏅💙

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