daisycutter

just normal trade time blues and boredom, with no footy to talk about like walking into a bar at 9am on a monday

it's only good riddance if there is a better substitute and therein lies a bigger problem never mind, in the future AI-News will be the harbinger of a "real" truth 😎

hey, that's an insult to toilet paper!

the review(s) are currently underway ... and you are complaining about not being able to start a dialog with club executives about a different and new review ... really? don't expect any announcements from club until current review(s) are completed ... apparently sometime in october 24.

i think it's a recognised sports genre now, red

that was all last wed/thu news. nothing new added ... do they think the public are that fooled?

clarry is also very naive, emotionally immature and very suggestible ... it's why he gets impulsively misled and into situations he doesn't handle well off the field ... let's just say he not the deepest thinker. having said all that awful stuff, he's still basically a shy country boy who can be quite likeable

nothing on mine since gus's talk ... think it must be a meal break, or clarry has gone spack and they switched camera off

is kozzy there?

lol the way the media are heading, most clubs will need to hire a dedicated crisis manager ... or just do a deal with the bikies

don't forget there is a few people who have left the club in recent days, both staff and players not saying any of them have loose lips, but now they have left they may feel less obliged to fraternal secrecy

from what i've heard, i don't think that is quite a true picture

tommy boy setting things up for his next big expose. he'll be gunning for pert ... i won't mind, but

the role (or non-role) of clarry's management team seems to be escaping any scrutiny given clarry's "special needs". have they at all times been interested in clarry's mental health issues or just treated him as profitable commodity?

huh? pert: best culture he'd ever seen 😁

yeah, i think his manager really pulled the wool over our eyes on a 7 year + $9M smackeroos contract, right in the middle of his meltdown. really looking a crazy deal. it's not that his behavioural problems were something new or fleeting

if he really, really wants to go and we play hard ball, it will be interesting to see if he will take a new reduced salary contract at the cattery. if he does, no salary relief from us and cats prepared to give us a better trade/pick deal.

here's a snip, which seems at odds with the headline

you don't really believe that ... do you?

it now seems like clarry has gone from villain to victim, all within the week afl media is just another cheap reality show ... no angle rejected if clickable

pert has to be a dead man walking regardless of whether all the complaints about him are real or not, he is the one steering the ship and where the buck stops. can't remember when we have previously mishandled so many issues and become the laughing stock of the media and general football public. he needs to fall on his sword before he gets pushed what a disaster

i'm not expecting a really good trade with jeelong but i am expecting a reasonably good trade if we let him go for peanuts or a bad deal then that will really do me in if jeelong really want to get him they have to make a decent offer and we have to play hardball. we must salvage something out of this ... or it should be no deal

i'd double down on cats paying his whole salary. this is not a salary dump situation. if that means he stays and plays at casey until he fully reforms and grows up, then so be it hope club shows some gonads and bargains hard

not only did he cause this but he looks like coming out of this a real winner. gets to keep his bag of gold with a 6 year contract, playing for a team in the finals window. no downside. meanwhile he leaves behind a trainwreck of people and the club. how many people who tried (vainly) to help, will lose their jobs over this and what a let down for his team-mates, spnsors and club supporters. just grates me that he comes through this totally unscathed and unpenalised

that was very much my thoughts too. when we signed him up for 7 years he was already a known problem child there must be standard clauses in all contracts where a contract can be rescinded in clarries case given his history, the length of contract and the high value of contract i would expect any risk manager would insist on specific clauses for behaviour and performance, including termination options. any contract lawyers here like to speculate?