Yes, upon reflecting deeply, I think we did fairly well on that deal.We got robbed on Ellis
But we got lynch for conca so ...
You have to wonder, are Carlton going to need to pay him more now that they couldn't get a trade done, to snuff out any chance that Melbourne take him?
Apparently the Blue had a sook to the AFL over them thinking the Suns were unfair in trade negotiations. For once Tony Cochrane made sense, he claimed all along they wanted a 1st rounder, he added that if Blues want to pay him so much money why do they only consider him worthy of a 2nd rounder then.
good question(s). Any nominated figure would have to be included in TPP regardless of what they actually get paid. Dunno what happens beyond the first year though - do they nominate a length of contract too?Just how does the nominating a price work these days?
Does J. M. nominate $ 700 for just one season n then negotiate a new deal after he gets to the Bloosers, or does he nominate $700 for year one to keep other clubs away, n $300 a year for the next two years averaging to approx $435 per year over the three years.
Can't see to many clubs that might be interested struggling to match the total payments over a three year period, but the front loading would stop most. Also fraught with danger if a club pays massive overs year one for mediocrity or the player packs up n runs after copping all the loot early.
$700,000 a year for a player that couldn't get a game for the worst team in the comp.
Bizarre times.