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Chris Judd

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I would love Judd at the Demons. But as Crawford said on the footy show. A million a season? He wouldn't have a team.

 

Let Carlton sign him for $1m+ a season for a 4 year contract, then realise half-way through next year when his groin is totally playing up that he wasn't worth it, and only that hack of a club would be so ignorant of his problems and arrogant enough to believe they could fix the problem, further riding it into the ground.

$1,000,000 is a little over the top but the kid can play.

I'd take him at $900,000 - only due to this groin issue.

 
$1,000,000 is a little over the top but the kid can play.

I'd take him at $900,000 - only due to this groin issue.

How can realistically say the $1mil is over the top when you would take him at a 10% discount for an injury that could severely curtail his career?

How can realistically say the $1mil is over the top when you would take him at a 10% discount for an injury that could severely curtail his career?

1 Million dollars is definately to much.

As Crawford said on the footy show, he wouldn't have a team.


1 Million dollars is definately to much.

As Crawford said on the footy show, he wouldn't have a team.

So how is it cheaper to pay $900k for a player who injured with OP? That was the question.

So how is it cheaper to pay $900k for a player who injured with OP? That was the question.

I never said pay him 900k? Sure you have got the right person? I agreed with you that 1 million was to much....... :blink:

So how is it cheaper to pay $900k for a player who injured with OP? That was the question.

It was a simple comment but a 10% discount is a 10% discount.

BARGAIN! - Get on it ;)

 

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