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3 minutes ago, Sideshow Bob said:

Wonder what our FA compensation would be for him 2nd or 3rd rounder??

Second would be fab. I doubt it would be that high, but they're talking top of the first round for Draper, so anything is possible.

 
Just now, The Taciturn Demon said:

Second would be fab. I doubt it would be that high, but they're talking top of the first round for Draper, so anything is possible.

4th rounder i'd say, was in and out of the VFL

Great offensive weapon at his best.

Hope he finds that form again and can work through those injuries. Sad to see him go, but all the best Spargs!

 

Never ever rated him but still a premiership player. Good luck at Roos!

North supporters are livid with the selection if Bigfooty is an indication.

If he has a decent run at it health wise, then he might be good pick up for the Roos.


Thanks for being a Premiership player with the Dees Charlie.

Good luck in the next phase of your AFL career.

7 minutes ago, SthSea22 said:

4th rounder i'd say, was in and out of the VFL

Leaving as a free agent so it will either be 3rd round compensation or no compensation. 2nd round if we're very lucky and North give a generous contract.

Game has gone past him. Have known this was coming as far back as the start of the year.

He was initially unhappy with the club last year around his injury management but this year was purely just wanting a fresh start.

Good luck. 3 year deal so looking likely a 3rd round compo.

 

I think this is a good outcome for both player & club. He played an important role in 2021, but hasn't been great since. A fresh start might get him back on track.

On his day he was a good cog player, sadly injuries have cruelled him. Long live Spargoat.
North a bit of interesting for mine though, i know they need experience but not sure about this one for them


A bit of nostalgia playing where his father played.

All the best Charlie.

Never quite liked him in the number 9, always felt he was too small for it after Neita.

1 hour ago, The Taciturn Demon said:

Second would be fab. I doubt it would be that high, but they're talking top of the first round for Draper, so anything is possible.

we'll probably get the end of 2nd round (pick 37 before any other compo, father sons or academy picks), but if we're really lucky and norf decide to offer him like 520k we could get the raw pick 23 which would be insane


It's a mistake to let him go IMO. Our smalls fwds stocks a really bad and even worse now.

The most overrated player by Demonlanders. A small forward who didn't kick goals and averaged 11 possessions. Also isn't an elite pressure player. His supposed elite disposal was a Demonland myth.

Spargo's best season was actually his 1st in 2018.

Couldn't care less that he played in the premiership team. Glad to see him gone.

9 minutes ago, croydick said:

we'll probably get the end of 2nd round (pick 37 before any other compo, father sons or academy picks), but if we're really lucky and norf decide to offer him like 520k we could get the raw pick 23 which would be insane

Cal Twomey has stated that we will get a late pick. North have offered him 3 years on probably low dollars.

10 minutes ago, The Taciturn Demon said:

That would be amazing.

Isn't $520,000 pretty unspectacular remuneration for a senior player these days?

bit of a guess, he needs to be offered a higher salary than 52% of listed players over 25 for us to get the pick after our 2nd i think

Good luck at Roo’s Charlie Spargo vital cog in2021 Flag but haven’t had a really decent run at it since, Achilles cruelled ‘24, he was playing a vg game for us against Swannies when he damaged his shoulder then popped it again at Casey. Hope you have better luck at North Spargypants but not against us.


3 minutes ago, mo64 said:

Cal Twomey has stated that we will get a late pick. North have offered him 3 years on probably low dollars.

all depends what they offer him, his age actually increases his compo by quite a lot. jordon got us an end of 2nd round and he was more of a fringe player for us than spargs

1 hour ago, Demonstone said:

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

22 minutes ago, mo64 said:

Couldn't care less that he played in the premiership team. Glad to see him gone.

Classy.

 
27 minutes ago, Brenno said:

It's a mistake to let him go IMO.

He's a free agent and the decision is entirely his.

25 minutes ago, mo64 said:

The most overrated player by Demonlanders. A small forward who didn't kick goals and averaged 11 possessions. Also isn't an elite pressure player. His supposed elite disposal was a Demonland myth.

Spargo's best season was actually his 1st in 2018.

Couldn't care less that he played in the premiership team. Glad to see him gone.

Wish you would go. So called supporter my azz


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