Clubs are pathetic and weak. Stand firm, refuse the player’s trade request and tell them they can get on with their job or sulk in the twos for three years. Harden the fk up and take a stand.
@@himalayanhealthhut6656 You obviously never heardof restraint of trade. A player has a legal right to beak a contract. If this was ever tested in a court the AFL would lose and they know it. It is about the right of an EMPLOYEE toply his or her trade. There is no such thing as player power. Stop the BS
Probably needed another 1-2 years from Hardwick starting the rebuild so a new coach doesn’t get left like this. What can yze do right now until the dust settles
Cant believe they are still ripping taranto. Hopper was a terrible trade in and is way over paid but taranto won the bnf in his first yr at a new club and has been injured a lot this year. Saying "what a disappointment hes been" is crazy lordo. Taranto is in his right to asked to be traded again the way hes been done dirty. And im a dees supporter. He got promisee the world now look at them
I think it’s absolutely ridiculous the heat that has been put on us this year. As a Richmond fan I want to win every week but I also understand that we had a era of dominance 3 flags in 4 years and this was coming it always does when you are up at the top for so long. I would rather have what we had then say a Geelong because yes Chris Scott is clearly a great coach but minority of the time Geelong as just there making up the numbers every year apart from 2022. It was hard to blood youngsters and hard to get good draft picks in the last 7 years. The media need to give it a spell 😂 if we are still rubbish in 3/4 years time fair enough. Isn’t this the whole point of the draft system though? So no 1 team can stay at the top forever? I can die happy saying I saw my team win 3 grand finals out of 3 we made and that I saw the greatest ever finals player to ever exist.
Totally agree with both comments sometimes Lloyd is an absolute dimbat, when he gets it right he gets it right but when he just throws ridiculous statements around he gets it so so so wrong! As for the Tiges give us a few yrs then have a dig, the scale of injuries was on a level like no other for poor Yze and add seniors with their heads out the door already we can only go up from here at least.
Geelong fan here. I disagree with your assessment on The Cats to an extent. Four premierships since 2007 from 6 grand finals, multiple prelims and only missing finals twice. That’s a whole lot of joy over a very long period with minimal disappointment. Yes, Richmond was great during their premiership years, and as a footy fan I loved watching the Tiges during that era, but it’s hard to argue that they’ve been mostly terrible since 1981. I’d rather Geelong’s record anytime, but each to their own. 👍
Why is our sporting code the only one in the world we hear players wanna go home, their homesick and all this nonsense, other codes players seem to live internationally just fine. I'm a freo fan also, it's just become a joke.
cause other sports players make enough to move there entire family across the state/world with them, if afl player where paid millions a year then sure but when there on 500k contract they dont see it as enough money to move away.
Name me one player in their 20s that went back to their home country due to home sickness. Ill be waiting, I'm not talking soccer players who go home to play to finish of their career's, I'm talking players in their 20s, most international soccer plays leave home in their early teens and mive to different countries
Id be excited as if I was a tigers fan, getting potentially 4-5 first round picks in trades in a super deep midfielder draft. Fast track a rebuild before tassy comes in easily. Bolten has been a massive miss, Baker is a gun but if he wants out get as much as you can for him
don't offer long term contracts...simple. instead of signing a player for 7 yrs and they want out after 3 - offer 3 yrs with options to extend ( player would need to honest at end of second year - and tell club their intentions to leave or have a further discussion on extension ) There has to be a middle ground some how. I don't think it's fair on the player to have so much power, but on the flip side - the NFL, NBA type of thing where a club can just ship you off to another club of their choosing is not a fair outcome either.
The "go home" phenomena in the AFL is so bizarre. I'm not from Australia, so I don't even understand how it got to the point it's at. A contract is a contract, the end. While they're at it, something has to be done about how teams go and talk to players on other teams about defecting and joining them. They have a contract! That's tampering in any other sports league in the world, and if it's done anywhere else, the league punishes the crap out of it - invalidates contracts, takes away draft privileges, enormous fines. If you're on Club A, stick to your lane and don't be talking to anyone from Club B. But in the AFL, it's completely lawless. I'm gonna go negotiate a new deal with a player you just signed for six years, he's going to cry about being too far away from mommy, and everyone's going to carry on without ever calling out the corruption. It's a horrible look on the sport.
I have a contract at my work, but if someone offers me something better I can resign and take up a job somewhere else. I don't see you would think this an issue for footballers. CEOs and business leaders usually have terms and long-term contracts for their role, and through mutual agreement they get pay-outs and move to lead different companies all the time. I get that people have a emotional investment in their football club (and I'd advocate for some sort of financial penalty on the player's next contract if they're breaking their current one) but you can't stop someone wanting to move. This is a reality in all walks of life.
By any measure I can think of, players are free agents from the moment they're drafted. They say whether they're going to stay or go, they say where they're going to go, and they get to negotiate services despite their services being under contract to someone else. There's not many sports leagues in the world where I feel sorry for the owners, but teams just don't have any control of their fate in the AFL. And don't even get me started on the father-son nonsense.
Petracca is not going to be at Melbourne next year; no chance. If he needs some tips, he should phone Jason Horne-Francis. Or maybe just watch Harley Reid surf back to Victoria on a wave of "my birthday was so sad so far away from home" tears. All I'm saying is, this crap does not happen in any other sport. Full-grown adult men act like men, not toddlers. You're drafted, the club has control of you for at least 5 years followed by restricted control, nobody is allowed to talk/bribe you into leaving, and if you don't like it, your option is retiring. It allows bottom teams to compete and keeps leagues fair. Some days, I wonder why even have a draft in the AFL; just let teams go offer whatever they want to whoever they want and enforce a salary cap. At least then, it's above-board and honest.
Having kids with no family support can be completely overwhelming. It is a joke that businesses think they own people, and we have fans backing that idea.
Surely the next cba should allow player in top 25% of earner to be traded without consent…even up the power a bit. I’m against just sending the bottom half or earners being traded without consent
It’s fine when a player wants to go home back to a vic club. When it’s the other way around there’s a massive problem and the players have too much pOwEr
Is this a normal part of Aussie sports? You don’t really see too many guys jus request trades in North America for being home sick. And it likely wouldn’t be just listened to either if there was no good trade value out there for the player Seems here if guys ask out they usually get it?
there is a difference between $400k contracts and $40M contracts, though. I imagine if AFL players were getting even $5M/year this would be far less of a thing. Clubs often force players out against their will, too. Look after yourself in your job is what I'd say, kudos to the player who ask for what they want imo
hope they bring up the injuries. not a good enough excuse for winning the wooden spoon. that is genuinely pathetic from our group of players and coaches but even if we did go at 100% each week and each of our players played as good as they could, the injuries would've ruined us. as shown by a lot of games when we had less injuries and played at 100% i.e sydney game...
the best players should be signing a one year contract only. If their current club does not agree, plenty of others will & they could demand more money if form warrants it. Eliminates any contract issues totally.
Should see how harsh the contracts are in the nfl and the nba. Here they are too leninat with contracts. Anyone or anyclub that has had to deal with a contract break is not right on the club or the fans. If you sign a contract you should know and follow exactly what that contract entails if you dont agree with it then dont frickan sign it. The financial consequences should be huge as well
This is what people outside Victoria hate about victorians in the AFL. Richmond is bottom of the ladder, likely 2 wins compared to West Coast's 3 wins last year. Yet excuses and concerns for the Tigers and still talking about West Coast as the worst team and critical remarks.
Until you get injured in sport you don’t realise how much it’s team>squad. If you aren’t in the team you’re a supporter. You don’t keep in touch with injured players as they aren’t at training every day, they aren’t in the change rooms on game day. They aren’t in the team and as a result you lose contact.
Also, he might be struggling with his mental health and doesn't want everyone knowing about it. Not everything is everyone else's business. Stop being nosey.
Norm Smith curse continues: "It will be many, many years before Melbourne will play in the finals again, let alone become a force. And it will be a long, long time before Melbourne wins another premiership."
If a player is under contract and requests a trade the club has the right to refuse and then if the player ops to sit out then they should be fined for each compulsory team meeting, training or game missed. Just like the NFL
So the clubs will then not restrict a player once out of contract and let him leave? Also, the clubs shouldn't try to get contracted players from other clubs then, either.
What IS that hairdo, Sam? What do you sit down and ask for? Just cannot work it out. Its like a wet janitors mop thats been flippin back, then given the ends a trim. “Yeah, can have the flipped back jannys mop with a trim , please.”
A contract is a contract isn't it? Good or bad, you're part of the team you sign yourself to? Also, why should the new club a player goes to help flip the bill for a unfulfilled contract? Maybe stop offering the big long term contracts.
Firstly, has your club got contracted players from other clubs? Secondly, has your club sacked your coach while still under contract? Should work both ways, meaning clubs can't trade for players or sack coaches.
It’s laughable these media gurus put their head in the sand and ignore that’s it’s the afl rules and culture that create this, long term contracts are to keep leverage so they get adequate compensation, coaches and clubs can’t say they are rebuilding because everyone loses it, why cannot people see this is the system that creates it, why finish 9th and get pick 10 when you can get a pick in the top couple and get a quality player, either change the system or accept the model does my head in how we just dance around the issue, like player power if team wants to move you like the NBA so be it, it’s a privilege not a right to play, then don’t get me started on the Geelong and Sydney model, these two teams have won one flag since 2012 , one flag in 25 years, you can’t have a dynasty with this model, but full respect to them how they stay relevant from a business point of view but that aight equalling premiership clubs at the end of the day
Alright for you Matthew LLoyd you played where your family was. Seriously for an 18 year old it is a big step moving away from family.. Luke Jackson was not on their list as well.
Amusing the VFL media are outraged now while championing it when players left non Victorians to go back to Victoria. One day we will get a national media for our national comp of our national game. One day.
Hardwick is one of the most unethical people in modern day football....he used that club and then destroyed it on his way out. I don't get how he can sleep at night....
coaches should not be able to talk to contracted players i bet you any money hardwick was talking poaching rioli a required player while under contract....shia is a required player but for family reasons i would let him go Dion , baker , jack let them go they average players they always turn over the ball......Kamdyn McIntosh, Noah Cumberland, are gone as well....
Contracts obviously have a different meaning in the AFL than they do in the rest of society.
What the fug are you talking about? These are EMPLOYMENT contracts. Indentured labour and slavery went out of fashion some time ago champ.
Clubs are pathetic and weak. Stand firm, refuse the player’s trade request and tell them they can get on with their job or sulk in the twos for three years. Harden the fk up and take a stand.
@@himalayanhealthhut6656yeah good luck with that....
@@himalayanhealthhut6656 You obviously never heardof restraint of trade. A player has a legal right to beak a contract. If this was ever tested in a court the AFL would lose and they know it. It is about the right of an EMPLOYEE toply his or her trade. There is no such thing as player power. Stop the BS
It’s becoming like the NBA which isn’t a good thing
What damo said at the start is exactly why Yze has the hardest job in football and needs time.
Probably needed another 1-2 years from Hardwick starting the rebuild so a new coach doesn’t get left like this. What can yze do right now until the dust settles
Cant believe they are still ripping taranto. Hopper was a terrible trade in and is way over paid but taranto won the bnf in his first yr at a new club and has been injured a lot this year. Saying "what a disappointment hes been" is crazy lordo. Taranto is in his right to asked to be traded again the way hes been done dirty. And im a dees supporter. He got promisee the world now look at them
First time Sam McClure hasn’t been insufferable
A measured performance for a change.
It’s actually a miracle
Nah he was still insufferable
I think it’s absolutely ridiculous the heat that has been put on us this year. As a Richmond fan I want to win every week but I also understand that we had a era of dominance 3 flags in 4 years and this was coming it always does when you are up at the top for so long. I would rather have what we had then say a Geelong because yes Chris Scott is clearly a great coach but minority of the time Geelong as just there making up the numbers every year apart from 2022. It was hard to blood youngsters and hard to get good draft picks in the last 7 years. The media need to give it a spell 😂 if we are still rubbish in 3/4 years time fair enough. Isn’t this the whole point of the draft system though? So no 1 team can stay at the top forever? I can die happy saying I saw my team win 3 grand finals out of 3 we made and that I saw the greatest ever finals player to ever exist.
You’re 💯 correct. Comparing us to a fledgling Gold Coast with top end draft picks is insulting from Lloyd.
Totally agree with both comments sometimes Lloyd is an absolute dimbat, when he gets it right he gets it right but when he just throws ridiculous statements around he gets it so so so wrong! As for the Tiges give us a few yrs then have a dig, the scale of injuries was on a level like no other for poor Yze and add seniors with their heads out the door already we can only go up from here at least.
Geelong fan here. I disagree with your assessment on The Cats to an extent. Four premierships since 2007 from 6 grand finals, multiple prelims and only missing finals twice. That’s a whole lot of joy over a very long period with minimal disappointment. Yes, Richmond was great during their premiership years, and as a footy fan I loved watching the Tiges during that era, but it’s hard to argue that they’ve been mostly terrible since 1981. I’d rather Geelong’s record anytime, but each to their own. 👍
Why is our sporting code the only one in the world we hear players wanna go home, their homesick and all this nonsense, other codes players seem to live internationally just fine. I'm a freo fan also, it's just become a joke.
cause other sports players make enough to move there entire family across the state/world with them, if afl player where paid millions a year then sure but when there on 500k contract they dont see it as enough money to move away.
@@Mrpatoshoesalso the qantas monopoly makes it hard to connect with family interstate
Not entirely true.
There's been 1000's of soccer players over the last few decades who move back to their home country to play.
Name me one player in their 20s that went back to their home country due to home sickness. Ill be waiting, I'm not talking soccer players who go home to play to finish of their career's, I'm talking players in their 20s, most international soccer plays leave home in their early teens and mive to different countries
It’s the VFL, media confirm it, they complain only when it happens to the Vics.
Going home to Geelong from Melbourne is ridiculous lol
The jetlag is a killer and not conducive to optimum athletic performance.
west coast teams man on hips looking disappointed meme
Richmond are going to have an absolute war chest soon surely with all these retirements and trades.
Who will want to go to a team that will be re-building for the next 5 years?
@@kovaci0000007 idk, I’m not saying they’ll do anything with it but they’ll have it regardless.
@@_..Justin-Case.._ war chestb with no one to spend it on, plenty of teams are going to have more cap in the next few years.
Richmond played 42 players this year. Only West Coast during COVID used more.
@@mives02 and they only won 2 games
Damo has never said anything positive in his life
What about Bevo's teeth?
Id be excited as if I was a tigers fan, getting potentially 4-5 first round picks in trades in a super deep midfielder draft. Fast track a rebuild before tassy comes in easily. Bolten has been a massive miss, Baker is a gun but if he wants out get as much as you can for him
Thx NINE. Saw McSmug turned off. Save 10mins of my life.
Happy to use the injury excuse with the tigers but when the Eagles were ravaged it was the coaches fault
don't offer long term contracts...simple. instead of signing a player for 7 yrs and they want out after 3 - offer 3 yrs with options to extend ( player would need to honest at end of second year - and tell club their intentions to leave or have a further discussion on extension ) There has to be a middle ground some how. I don't think it's fair on the player to have so much power, but on the flip side - the NFL, NBA type of thing where a club can just ship you off to another club of their choosing is not a fair outcome either.
The "go home" phenomena in the AFL is so bizarre. I'm not from Australia, so I don't even understand how it got to the point it's at. A contract is a contract, the end. While they're at it, something has to be done about how teams go and talk to players on other teams about defecting and joining them. They have a contract! That's tampering in any other sports league in the world, and if it's done anywhere else, the league punishes the crap out of it - invalidates contracts, takes away draft privileges, enormous fines. If you're on Club A, stick to your lane and don't be talking to anyone from Club B. But in the AFL, it's completely lawless. I'm gonna go negotiate a new deal with a player you just signed for six years, he's going to cry about being too far away from mommy, and everyone's going to carry on without ever calling out the corruption. It's a horrible look on the sport.
Part of it is because players are not automatically free agents at the end of a contract.
I have a contract at my work, but if someone offers me something better I can resign and take up a job somewhere else. I don't see you would think this an issue for footballers. CEOs and business leaders usually have terms and long-term contracts for their role, and through mutual agreement they get pay-outs and move to lead different companies all the time. I get that people have a emotional investment in their football club (and I'd advocate for some sort of financial penalty on the player's next contract if they're breaking their current one) but you can't stop someone wanting to move. This is a reality in all walks of life.
By any measure I can think of, players are free agents from the moment they're drafted. They say whether they're going to stay or go, they say where they're going to go, and they get to negotiate services despite their services being under contract to someone else. There's not many sports leagues in the world where I feel sorry for the owners, but teams just don't have any control of their fate in the AFL. And don't even get me started on the father-son nonsense.
@@edmonguy huh? That's not true.
Petracca would leave tomorrow if he could, for a start.
Petracca is not going to be at Melbourne next year; no chance. If he needs some tips, he should phone Jason Horne-Francis. Or maybe just watch Harley Reid surf back to Victoria on a wave of "my birthday was so sad so far away from home" tears. All I'm saying is, this crap does not happen in any other sport. Full-grown adult men act like men, not toddlers. You're drafted, the club has control of you for at least 5 years followed by restricted control, nobody is allowed to talk/bribe you into leaving, and if you don't like it, your option is retiring. It allows bottom teams to compete and keeps leagues fair. Some days, I wonder why even have a draft in the AFL; just let teams go offer whatever they want to whoever they want and enforce a salary cap. At least then, it's above-board and honest.
Matthew is rarely wrong and has very good insight
But definitely off the "mark" with his Taranto comments.
Young / draft players, maybe the clubs should ask them if we select them, will they seek to go home after a year or two.
Yes, clubs should be able to trade players whenever they want to
Having kids with no family support can be completely overwhelming. It is a joke that businesses think they own people, and we have fans backing that idea.
its amazing how many people are sticking up for these millionaire clubs trying to own 18 year olds. its really creepy
Surely the next cba should allow player in top 25% of earner to be traded without consent…even up the power a bit. I’m against just sending the bottom half or earners being traded without consent
Weirdly don't hate this. Interesting starting point
love watching Sam Mclure. best in the biz
lol nice bait
must be a wind up
Harley Reid thinks he is the best in the biz too
It’s fine when a player wants to go home back to a vic club. When it’s the other way around there’s a massive problem and the players have too much pOwEr
I don’t remember any of these questions being asked when 5 of Brisbane’s youngsters wanted to leave for Melbourne…what the difference?
Great chance for us ( Richmond ) to get a tonne of picks and load up with kids.
Is this a normal part of Aussie sports?
You don’t really see too many guys jus request trades in North America for being home sick. And it likely wouldn’t be just listened to either if there was no good trade value out there for the player
Seems here if guys ask out they usually get it?
there is a difference between $400k contracts and $40M contracts, though. I imagine if AFL players were getting even $5M/year this would be far less of a thing. Clubs often force players out against their will, too. Look after yourself in your job is what I'd say, kudos to the player who ask for what they want imo
is athletes putting their personal lives ahead of their job really that baffling?
It's only a problem now players are leaving Victoria any other state it don't matter typical Victorian media
Name them then, I can name just as many interstate players that leave Melbourne clubs to go home.
@ruckus1142 that's my point dumbo
trac I am with him 5 months broken bones lost 25kg. 😢 my friends left me .. now all good
Rats leaving HMS Richmond
Ollie henry on the go home list is laughable
So - clubs wont be able to trade contracted players?
hope they bring up the injuries. not a good enough excuse for winning the wooden spoon. that is genuinely pathetic from our group of players and coaches but even if we did go at 100% each week and each of our players played as good as they could, the injuries would've ruined us. as shown by a lot of games when we had less injuries and played at 100% i.e sydney game...
Damo just likes to put cream on everything
Do none of the leaders at Melbourne have a relationship with Trac, were none of them reaching out to him and checking in…?
the best players should be signing a one year contract only. If their current club does not agree, plenty of others will & they could demand more money if form warrants it. Eliminates any contract issues totally.
'Me missus wants to go home. i better try 'n break me contract.' Simp!
Facts Chris
I think West Coast need to do a raid on Richmond, Get Bolton, Baker & Graham for pick 23 and future 2nd rounder.
One day all of the best players will play for the same team chasing flags
Richmond have 100,000 members yet 47 turn up on a Sunday arvo... Them and Melbourne in a race for the weakest supporters
Correct 100%bro. That's the tigers fans the most fair weather supporters in the land. 😊
Richmond supporters are given the number for lifeline with every membership.. been like this since mid 90’s lol😂
Love the Richmond haters. There was nothing worse than when people pitied us.
@@mylarus I pity them now
@@kezp8114 really? When we have 3 recent flags to rewatch. You must support a team that’s won one in a while.
Should see how harsh the contracts are in the nfl and the nba. Here they are too leninat with contracts. Anyone or anyclub that has had to deal with a contract break is not right on the club or the fans. If you sign a contract you should know and follow exactly what that contract entails if you dont agree with it then dont frickan sign it. The financial consequences should be huge as well
This is what people outside Victoria hate about victorians in the AFL. Richmond is bottom of the ladder, likely 2 wins compared to West Coast's 3 wins last year. Yet excuses and concerns for the Tigers and still talking about West Coast as the worst team and critical remarks.
Until you get injured in sport you don’t realise how much it’s team>squad. If you aren’t in the team you’re a supporter. You don’t keep in touch with injured players as they aren’t at training every day, they aren’t in the change rooms on game day. They aren’t in the team and as a result you lose contact.
Also, he might be struggling with his mental health and doesn't want everyone knowing about it.
Not everything is everyone else's business. Stop being nosey.
Dee's forward line connection in general is the problem. Better system not key forward needed. Max King hasn't made his team winners
Norm Smith curse continues:
"It will be many, many years before Melbourne will play in the finals again, let alone become a force. And it will be a long, long time before Melbourne wins another premiership."
They could win it in 2025.
@@dhenderson1810so could north Melbourne
If a player is under contract and requests a trade the club has the right to refuse and then if the player ops to sit out then they should be fined for each compulsory team meeting, training or game missed. Just like the NFL
So the clubs will then not restrict a player once out of contract and let him leave?
Also, the clubs shouldn't try to get contracted players from other clubs then, either.
@@dhenderson1810 yeah if they are a free agent. And I agrees unless the player is in the last year of a contract
Melbourne should be going hard after Lucocius and Caleb Daniel. Their forward line and skill with ball in hand is poor.
No, it hasn't gone too far - the clubs need to learn to say no.
Worked out fine for Sydney (Papley), and Geelong (Kelly).
Worked out great for Geelong.
Bent over WCE for three picks, then used two of them the next year to get Jeremy Cameron from the Giants.
@@dhenderson1810 Precisely
What IS that hairdo, Sam? What do you sit down and ask for? Just cannot work it out. Its like a wet janitors mop thats been flippin back, then given the ends a trim.
“Yeah, can have the flipped back jannys mop with a trim , please.”
A contract is a contract isn't it? Good or bad, you're part of the team you sign yourself to? Also, why should the new club a player goes to help flip the bill for a unfulfilled contract? Maybe stop offering the big long term contracts.
Firstly, has your club got contracted players from other clubs?
Secondly, has your club sacked your coach while still under contract?
Should work both ways, meaning clubs can't trade for players or sack coaches.
There should be no long team contracts Players have total control now a days
Maybe clubs should honor coaching contracts.
Should be like NFL where you can be traded anywhere. Comes with the job
crows are also free falling
as soon as vic cubs being targeted that's when things have gone too far, pathetic
It’s laughable these media gurus put their head in the sand and ignore that’s it’s the afl rules and culture that create this, long term contracts are to keep leverage so they get adequate compensation, coaches and clubs can’t say they are rebuilding because everyone loses it, why cannot people see this is the system that creates it, why finish 9th and get pick 10 when you can get a pick in the top couple and get a quality player, either change the system or accept the model does my head in how we just dance around the issue, like player power if team wants to move you like the NBA so be it, it’s a privilege not a right to play, then don’t get me started on the Geelong and Sydney model, these two teams have won one flag since 2012 , one flag in 25 years, you can’t have a dynasty with this model, but full respect to them how they stay relevant from a business point of view but that aight equalling premiership clubs at the end of the day
dare i say it... sam is actually getting less hateable
npc comment
Alright for you Matthew LLoyd you played where your family was. Seriously for an 18 year old it is a big step moving away from family.. Luke Jackson was not on their list as well.
Players need to stay at the first club that drafts them for 5 years initially. CNS do whatever after
Then you need to keep your coach for five years, no matter what.
A contract is a contract.
Sign contract do what they want is the player mantra!
Amusing the VFL media are outraged now while championing it when players left non Victorians to go back to Victoria.
One day we will get a national media for our national comp of our national game. One day.
One day the interstaters will stop being a bunch of sooks on every single AFL related video. One day.
Staggered, stunned, shocked. Stop it with the ridiculous clickbait words.
Not Mclure again
Imagine humans getting to live where they want.
Sign a contract then honour the contract
Hardwick is one of the most unethical people in modern day football....he used that club and then destroyed it on his way out. I don't get how he can sleep at night....
That makes absolutely no sense you clearly have half a brain
With anyone other than his wife. Further to your point on what a pos he is
Don't forget Mrs Hardwick....
I think he’s sleeping pretty well with three premiership medals around his neck
Yeah, I dunno, I just don't think you can count 2020 haha.
coaches should not be able to talk to contracted players i bet you any money hardwick was talking poaching rioli a required player while under contract....shia is a required player but for family reasons i would let him go
Dion , baker , jack let them go they average players they always turn over the ball......Kamdyn McIntosh, Noah Cumberland, are gone as well....
Get more woman in there 😂
Sam use to have a pony tail so that use to cut it
Lloydy always sounds like he has a mouth full of saliva when he talks…are the new enamels too big?