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Unfortunately club cannot afford the financial sacrifice of losing a sponsor. Barely found one last year Pity, what absolute scum

Good to see the club is going through a proper process rather than just giving someone the job. I believe Enright has been promised the Saints job, although I'm sure he doesn't want to take his chances on a promise

Well I'm sure both parties would still want acceptable terms no?

Oliver wants a fresh start Melbourne want to recuperate some salary wasted on a bloke paid handsomely and not playing like it

If the club has it's way - it would've been May and Oliver's last game Hopefully not McVee's last game

The game genuinely changed when he came on The complete opposite desired effect of the sub

Again - what isn’t clear? Read my posts Oliver and Melbourne both want him to leave Also hearing Richmond very keen on McVee

Parties usually involves club and player

From Melbourne’s perspective it’s very clear. He’s one of the best paid Players in the league yet playing at round 200th best according to rankings He doesn’t suit the way the game is heading and for the money we’re paying him we can replace him a lot easier (Rivers already showed what a gun he is there last night) and we’re still stuck with Viney for the inside bull role So if we can move him on and get that salary off our books we could solve problems elsewhere Clarry loves the club, just needs a fresh start I doubt we’ll find a suitor to take on his sort of cash so hopefully the new coach can turn him around if not

What is not clear about it?

Plenty of whispers and loose lips in the room last night all parties desperate for clarry to go

Goodwin was all in and May was a key part of it KB changed a lot, Gawn defended him in public because that what good captains do but behind the scenes he was filthy

Petty Lever McDonald Turner Adams Derksen I'd say we should be rather prioritizing a Key forward or speedy midfielder

1.Clubs often make decisions like this before coaches begin. It's part of the process. 2. May will ask to leave regardless of the coach 3. It's not a footballing decision with May, you will lose more players by keeping him. KB was the final straw The only issue is finding a suitor, playing him against Hawthorn won't help that

Melbourne's

Its the plan

To be fair the trade was for Holmes But yes, the amount of rubbish we backed Tim Lamb with these picks rather than Taylor is why we are here today McAdam, Billings, Hunter Genuine negligence when you have a guy like Taylor who can find absolute gems

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The idea that Adelaide were offering 2 firsts is the biggest fantasy of all time. The discussion with Petty didn't get past the golf course because Melbourne told him and management he's going nowhere Media floated the idea melbourne could be tempted by 2 first rounders Then all of a sudden it became a fact it was on the table and we said no and never disputed again Yet somehow, the same 2 firsts were on the table for Oliver. Luaghable story

The issue is you said he has silky skills Whereas at St Kilda he was known as the butcher

He's only established himself as best 22 this year and we're talking captain without even knowing if he can keep up this form. To me, it shows the lack of option anywhere at the club and lack of on field leadership we have

Melbourne and McVee were confident on the deal being proposed and believed it was all sorted They just never signed it and it dragged on Found out recently that McVee was promised midfield time and then Goodwin didn't think he was good enough to get it based on what he saw in training Seems unlikely he would sign now but I'm sure his management will sit with the new coach

Worth remembering that the Monday after the saints game Goodwin was asked to deliver to the board his direction moving forward Sacked a week later Go figure

Well the club has said that the decision to rebuild or go for it will be discussed with the next coach. So Buckley will have a big say in any of these decisions