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Do you want Travis Cloke if it costs us $5m over 5 years?
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 5:50 am 
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I say no to the Cloke deal. We give up too much for him.

That's why we are in this pickle now.

We gave up too much for Judd
We gave up too much for McLean
We gave up too much for Warnock

The question that will be answered in the next couple of years is whether the list is good enough anyway regardless of whose coaching.

I tend to agree with Rhino a bit on Murphy
Like all our mids he doesnt work hard enough defensively

Have a look at the Swans midfield. They work hard both ways.


Thats the important argument now.
The inference in this thread is that we just lack one power forward to claim the 17th
or because of shit recruiting, coaching etc we have a list that actually isnt good enough and we need to rebuild

Personally even though I didnt rate ratten as a coach I feel we have some massively overated footballers on our list


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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 6:58 am 
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keogh wrote:
I say no to the Cloke deal. We give up too much for him.

That's why we are in this pickle now.

We gave up too much for Judd
We gave up too much for McLean
We gave up too much for Warnock




That's the beauty of free agency we actually don't have to give up any players or draft picks to trade for Cloke - all we sacrifice is salary cap space, but all the same I don't think we should go after him.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 9:40 am 
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I feel he benefited greatly last year from teams paying more attention to Judd than was necessary, and in some cases, teams not catching on that we'd modified our midfield set up to revolve around Murph until later in the year.

One of the biggest criticisms of the team this year has been its inability to cover for key players when injured, and for structures to hold up regardless. Arguably the biggest offender in this regard is Murphy - for a player of his stature and importance, he far too often relies on a chop out from Carrots, and to a lesser extent, Juddy to get his hands on it, for him to be effective as well.

Whilst I'm sure Malthouse rates him as a player, I reckon he'd have hesitation with aspects of his game that can see him play for himself, and not give the chop out to his teammates that he should. One of the bigger positives I find with MM's appointment is how unlikely it is he will base a team around a franchise player to win a flag. With Ratten, you could clearly see that this was the case with Judd, and then from midway last year, the transition to Murphy was in place also. As such, I'm less inclined to use the "We're not going to win a flag basing a team around Murphy" argument, but feel the crux of the argument being that we're no worse off toward winning a premiership by considering trading him remains.


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..in regards to Murphy, i believe you're mistaken.. ..he missed 6 games of footy, can add in half a game on top of that in which he was injured.. ..and yet he still managed to rack up the most contested possession for the season at our club..

[interesting side-note for Agro and others, Brock comes in at 4th and played a bit over half a season]

..Murphy is also the most infringed against [FF's for] at our club so he's not shirking the contest at all.. ..and he usually rates very highly in this regard, contrary to popular belief.. ..he does get crunched quite a lot, and has for pretty much his entire time with us.. ..missing as much footy as he did, he came in 2nd for center clearances, and ranks 13th for clangers so he's using it better than more 'elite skilled' types such as Gibbs and Yarran.. ..factor in he's equal 2nd for goal assists as well..

..and this is in a year that plenty of the team performed poorly in patches, and overall team-work of everyone was down, and he was rushed back in after the injury..

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 9:47 am 
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If we've accomplished anything - we've (and Freo) probably forced Collingwood's hand in giving Cloke another year. He'll sign with the Pies before too long and the Carlton Football Club will not have a player called 'Travis' represent it at senior level for the 149th year in a row.


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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 9:51 am 
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DocSherrin wrote:
If we've accomplished anything - we've (and Freo) probably forced Collingwood's hand in giving Cloke another year. He'll sign with the Pies before too long and the Carlton Football Club will not have a player called 'Travis' represent it at senior level for the 149th year in a row.


..costs too much contract wise, think we can develop from within [hendo]..

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:13 am 
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keogh wrote:
I say no to the Cloke deal. We give up too much for him.

That's why we are in this pickle now.

We gave up too much for Judd
We gave up too much for McLean
We gave up too much for Warnock

The question that will be answered in the next couple of years is whether the list is good enough anyway regardless of whose coaching.

I tend to agree with Rhino a bit on Murphy
Like all our mids he doesnt work hard enough defensively

Have a look at the Swans midfield. They work hard both ways.


Thats the important argument now.
The inference in this thread is that we just lack one power forward to claim the 17th
or because of shit recruiting, coaching etc we have a list that actually isnt good enough and we need to rebuild

Personally even though I didnt rate ratten as a coach I feel we have some massively overated footballers on our list



That's the thing, isn't it, we are somewhere in the middle; it's just that we need to work out where we sit and recruit so that a chance at a premiership doesn't hurt our future prospects and vise versa.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:19 am 
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Big Kahuna Boot wrote:
..in regards to Murphy, i believe you're mistaken.. ..he missed 6 games of footy, can add in half a game on top of that in which he was injured.. ..and yet he still managed to rack up the most contested possession for the season at our club..

..Murphy is also the most infringed against [FF's for] at our club so he's not shirking the contest at all.. ..and he usually rates very highly in this regard, contrary to popular belief.. ..he does get crunched quite a lot, and has for pretty much his entire time with us.. ..missing as much footy as he did, he came in 2nd for center clearances, and ranks 13th for clangers so he's using it better than more 'elite skilled' types such as Gibbs and Yarran.. ..factor in he's equal 2nd for goal assists as well..

..and this is in a year that plenty of the team performed poorly in patches, and overall team-work of everyone was down, and he was rushed back in after the injury..


I'd attribute a lot of those stats to how our midfield sets up, in that it's very Murphy-centric. I assume it is a clear goal to have him getting the tap out, and more recently, Judd outside.

If anything, I'm concerned at how much Murphy plays for frees also. Yes - he does get scragged - like any decent player does these days - I reckon there's few players without the Selwood surname who are as protected a specie as he is though. The Sydney game last year was a good example of that, earning a ridiculous amount of off the ball frees, and for each one, only seemed to encourage him to spread his arms out even wider straight at the umpire for a free kick. Not a good look.

He did well to come back that early from such a serious injury, and to deal with the leadership in such an ordinary period of the year as well was a good credit to him. Just think there's better options.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:31 am 
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I think that any talk that somehow we could do better than Murph with some judicious trading and drafting is hopeful in the extreme.

How many better midfielders are there in the comp?

Ablett : Yep
Judd: Not any more.
Fyfe: is a bit different in that he plays tall and can do things others can't.
Cotchin: yeah maybe, but not yet.
Kerr: Only effective again since the WCE redeveloped their midfield.

Everyone else, including Selwood, Swan, Pendles, are all in the same class IMO or there is so little difference between them that small fluctuations in form make them basically the same value.

That's not many players from a lot of drafts who are elite midfielders.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:45 am 
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Interesting opinion re: Fyfe, and where you have Selwood/Swan/Pendlebury. (FWIW, I'd have all 3 comfortably ahead of Murph, and would only have Fyfe and Kerr as below him from that list)

We could discuss about 30-40 players who are comparable in some way to Murphy -

* - whether they may not be as damaging as Murphy with the ball in their hands, but make up for it in spades defensively (Sam Mitchell).
* - players who might not be quite as good as Murphy, but are on a lot less $$. (Rockliff, Kennedy, Thompson, Boak)
* - players who aren't there now but certainly have the upside to be at his level in years to come (Cotchin, Jack Steven, Trengove, Greene)

At the moment, I see two glaring issues with our list - that we're not great defensively / question marks over the defensive mindset over the majority of the playing list, the second is that we're probably not getting value for money out of the money we're spending on TPP. The question marks over the structure of the list don't stop at how many HBF's we have, but rather salary bandings and how we've positioned the list for both a tilt at the flag or a list rebuild. Both look unnecessarily difficult to achieve due to how many players we have on salarys that are above market average, with minimal trade value at best.

Murph's defensive deficiencies, his salary, and worth on the trade market make him an ideal candidate.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:50 am 
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The Rhino wrote:
Interesting opinion re: Fyfe, and where you have Selwood/Swan/Pendlebury. (FWIW, I'd have all 3 comfortably ahead of Murph, and would only have Fyfe and Kerr as below him from that list)

We could discuss about 30-40 players who are comparable in some way to Murphy -

* - whether they may not be as damaging as Murphy with the ball in their hands, but make up for it in spades defensively (Sam Mitchell).
* - players who might not be quite as good as Murphy, but are on a lot less $$. (Rockliff, Kennedy, Thompson, Boak)
* - players who aren't there now but certainly have the upside to be at his level in years to come (Cotchin, Jack Steven, Trengove, Greene)

At the moment, I see two glaring issues with our list - that we're not great defensively / question marks over the defensive mindset over the majority of the playing list, the second is that we're probably not getting value for money out of the money we're spending on TPP. The question marks over the structure of the list don't stop at how many HBF's we have, but rather salary bandings and how we've positioned the list for both a tilt at the flag or a list rebuild. Both look difficult to achieve.

Murph's defensive deficiencies, his salary, and worth on the trade market make him an ideal candidate.


Defensive deficiencies are over stated and a throw back to past years, his salary is commensurate with a player of his abilities and his trade market value is only useful indicator if trading him is a good idea. It isn't.

.....and Fyfe will be better than all of them, maybe not Judd or Ablett in their prime, but the rest.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:50 am 
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The Rhino wrote:
Big Kahuna Boot wrote:
..in regards to Murphy, i believe you're mistaken.. ..he missed 6 games of footy, can add in half a game on top of that in which he was injured.. ..and yet he still managed to rack up the most contested possession for the season at our club..

..Murphy is also the most infringed against [FF's for] at our club so he's not shirking the contest at all.. ..and he usually rates very highly in this regard, contrary to popular belief.. ..he does get crunched quite a lot, and has for pretty much his entire time with us.. ..missing as much footy as he did, he came in 2nd for center clearances, and ranks 13th for clangers so he's using it better than more 'elite skilled' types such as Gibbs and Yarran.. ..factor in he's equal 2nd for goal assists as well..

..and this is in a year that plenty of the team performed poorly in patches, and overall team-work of everyone was down, and he was rushed back in after the injury..


I'd attribute a lot of those stats to how our midfield sets up, in that it's very Murphy-centric. I assume it is a clear goal to have him getting the tap out, and more recently, Judd outside.

If anything, I'm concerned at how much Murphy plays for frees also. Yes - he does get scragged - like any decent player does these days - I reckon there's few players without the Selwood surname who are as protected a specie as he is though. The Sydney game last year was a good example of that, earning a ridiculous amount of off the ball frees, and for each one, only seemed to encourage him to spread his arms out even wider straight at the umpire for a free kick. Not a good look.

He did well to come back that early from such a serious injury, and to deal with the leadership in such an ordinary period of the year as well was a good credit to him. Just think there's better options.


..if our midfield set-ups were Murphy-centric, then i think it's safe to assume they believe it ought to have been built around him, ergo he's the primo onballer in their view.. ..so, why on earth consider trading him out, and for not enough of his worth on top of that..??..

..in regards to free's, he can have a bit of a habit of exaggerating sometimes but that was a bad habit earned during his early years when he kept on getting smashed in the contests [recall his 2nd season especially], but the thing is he's so fast laterally in his movements that if you don't hold onto him inside the contest you lose him, and if he gets outside with the ball see you later, he's gone.. ..he's most definitely a very attacking midfielder, and i suspect plenty of opposition teams view him as our most damaging mid and sometimes will overcompensate in their tactics.. ..i think for any dubious free he gets, there's two that go missing so i'm not hugely concerned..

..and there's a strong chance he could snag a 2nd B7F this season, and possibly be our next captain as early as next season.. ..i just can't see why he'd be considered one to offload.. ..especially since most will agree we could use more midfield class, and you think trading out our best moving fwd is the way to acquire it..??..

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:51 am 
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The Rhino wrote:
We could discuss about 30-40 players who are comparable in some way to Murphy -

* - players who might not be quite as good as Murphy, but are on a lot less $$. (Rockliff, Kennedy, Thompson, Boak)


How do you know those guys are on a lot less money than Murphy?

Boak just signed a two year deal making him the highest paid player at PA .... ''reported'' to be 700k a year.
I reckon you have no idea.


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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:53 am 
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The Rhino wrote:
Interesting opinion re: Fyfe, and where you have Selwood/Swan/Pendlebury. (FWIW, I'd have all 3 comfortably ahead of Murph, and would only have Fyfe and Kerr as below him from that list)

We could discuss about 30-40 players who are comparable in some way to Murphy -

* - whether they may not be as damaging as Murphy with the ball in their hands, but make up for it in spades defensively (Sam Mitchell).
* - players who might not be quite as good as Murphy, but are on a lot less $$. (Rockliff, Kennedy, Thompson, Boak)
* - players who aren't there now but certainly have the upside to be at his level in years to come (Cotchin, Jack Steven, Trengove, Greene)

At the moment, I see two glaring issues with our list - that we're not great defensively / question marks over the defensive mindset over the majority of the playing list, the second is that we're probably not getting value for money out of the money we're spending on TPP. The question marks over the structure of the list don't stop at how many HBF's we have, but rather salary bandings and how we've positioned the list for both a tilt at the flag or a list rebuild. Both look unnecessarily difficult to achieve due to how many players we have on salarys that are above market average, with minimal trade value at best.

Murph's defensive deficiencies, his salary, and worth on the trade market make him an ideal candidate.


So what players fall into what bandings and what is the list of payments per player so I can judge who is payed over market value in my opinion?

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 11:03 am 
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DocSherrin wrote:
If we've accomplished anything - we've (and Freo) probably forced Collingwood's hand in giving Cloke another year. He'll sign with the Pies before too long and the Carlton Football Club will not have a player called 'Travis' represent it at senior level for the 149th year in a row.


And long may this streak continue.

Travis Johnstone, Travis Tuck, Travis Cloke. Something happens to your kid when you name him Travis, and it ain't good.


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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 11:09 am 
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JohnM wrote:
DocSherrin wrote:
If we've accomplished anything - we've (and Freo) probably forced Collingwood's hand in giving Cloke another year. He'll sign with the Pies before too long and the Carlton Football Club will not have a player called 'Travis' represent it at senior level for the 149th year in a row.


And long may this streak continue.

Travis Johnstone, Travis Tuck, Travis Cloke. Something happens to your kid when you name him Travis, and it ain't good.



Travis Boak ???

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All those players mentioned above are A grade midfielders and no club in it's right mind gives up an A grader for two "potential" good players unless the player has chosen to leave and they have no choice (see Judd & Ablett).

Any suggestion that Murphy's not A grade is absurd considering he's won the coaches award last year and finished equal 9th in the Brownlow.

Out of interest can anyone remember the last time a club voluntarily off loaded an A grade midfielder for a couple of pics?

If there are still flaws in Murphy's game (which there are - like all players) then that's a coaching issue and hopefully we now have a coach who will look at those and do something about them.

The guy's just turned 25 so his next 3 years should be when his strength peaks.

Lots to look forward to.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 11:15 am 
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cimm1979 wrote:

Defensive deficiencies are over stated and a throw back to past years, his salary is commensurate with a player of his abilities and his trade market value is only useful indicator if trading him is a good idea. It isn't.

.....and Fyfe will be better than all of them, maybe not Judd or Ablett in their prime, but the rest.


Before I respond - can I qualify that statement? Murphy's defensive deficiencies are over stated or defensive deficiencies in general are over stated?

His salary is just as much determined by internal pressures as they are external - in that sense we're fortunate that Judd's mostly covered by Visy rather than inside the TPP cap. Trade market value is always going to be linked to the idea that there's a sucker born every minute. Crazy Vossy and Fev come to mind. Imagine what the second best offer for Fev was? If any...

I reckon Fyfe will be a very good player - the Hird comparisons are probably apt. Importance to a team though I don't think you can tie to ability though.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 11:25 am 
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Sydney Blue wrote:
JohnM wrote:
DocSherrin wrote:
If we've accomplished anything - we've (and Freo) probably forced Collingwood's hand in giving Cloke another year. He'll sign with the Pies before too long and the Carlton Football Club will not have a player called 'Travis' represent it at senior level for the 149th year in a row.


And long may this streak continue.

Travis Johnstone, Travis Tuck, Travis Cloke. Something happens to your kid when you name him Travis, and it ain't good.



Travis Boak ???


He was stupid enough to want to stay at Port Adelaide, so he fits in nicely with the rest of the Travis's. (not really talking about footballing ability here)


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Big Kahuna Boot wrote:
..if our midfield set-ups were Murphy-centric, then i think it's safe to assume they believe it ought to have been built around him, ergo he's the primo onballer in their view.. ..so, why on earth consider trading him out, and for not enough of his worth on top of that..??..


Or they believed that it ought to not be built around Judd, for similar reasons to what Malthouse mentioned about his workload. Irrespective a moot point, as Ablett/Gold Coast aside, I think we're the only club that has had a midfield set up of relying on one player so much (first Judd, then Murphy) in the midfield. Just a silly idea.


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..and there's a strong chance he could snag a 2nd B7F this season, and possibly be our next captain as early as next season.. ..i just can't see why he'd be considered one to offload.. ..especially since most will agree we could use more midfield class, and you think trading out our best moving fwd is the way to acquire it..??..


If Ratten had stayed, you'd give him Black Caviar odds on being the next captain. Under Malthouse, I'm not as certain. Not to say that I think Malthouse will trade him/doesn't rate him, but I think, IF he has the final say ahead of McKay or Sticks, he'd go for Simpson or Carrots.

I think it is the best option available - I'm not touting this as sure-fire success, or something that I even think the club will do - I think it's bold, proactive, and a good way to keep us in the mix during the infancy of free agency - which is probably the most important thing we need to do well in to challenge for a flag in the next decade.

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 11:49 am 
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woof wrote:
Boak just signed a two year deal making him the highest paid player at PA .... ''reported'' to be 700k a year.
I reckon you have no idea.


Boak's contract, signed under the circumstances of free agency is apples to Murphy's oranges. That's still an overall investment and commitment of 1.4 mill to Boak as opposed to 1.5 mill to Murphy.

Boak with unrestricted free agency at the end of that deal will probably go also, potentially leaving Port with nothing to show for their investment. Not to mention the extra money Port can afford to pay him with no-one else within cooee of being worth anything above 500k compared to similar amounts for Kreuzer, Gibbs, Waite, Judd, Betts and then potentially Yarran and Cloke as well.

Are you happy with the performance of that $1.5 million investment compared to other market alternatives?

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