Synbad wrote:
Yes so what's everyone else on?
Muddy for example?
Betts isn't one of our b graders.
You look at the payment structure standard and I fail to see how betts should be paid less than others.
Alternatively you hold a strong culture and responsible payment standards and you don't get this situation.
Look at everything in its perspective it's not about Betts in isolation.
So when carrazzo Judd Waite ate getting their wages for their output why is betts supposed to take less in a take it or leave it offer?
That's your standard.
Good point - in terms of output so far (I am not talking about potential or what they promised to deliver...but actual delivery) you would have to give
1) Eddie an A- B+ grade
2) Waite a C grade *
3) Kreuzer a C grade *
* and that is generous in grading.
There are a lot of Carlton players with big reputations and big names - but only one of these players above has actually delivered at the level and standard required to be at least nominated for All-Australian or regularly vying for best and fairest status.
Yet Waite gets a 3 year contract back in 2011 based on what? potential? That contract locked in 1.3 million that could have been put towards retaining Eddie. Instead Carlton is locked into a contract with an injury prone forward that plays one game in three.
Back in 2011 - re Waite.
"There had been suggestions the Blues would have preferred a two-year deal with an option for a third as Waite had played only 37 out of a possible 70 matches in the past three seasons because of suspension and knee and hip problems."
Oh really? Wow... they would have preferred a two year contract. That would have been the smart thing to do anyway...or a 1 year contract- but a three year contract?
Read more:
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/b ... z2hb4rYn5FCould you see Hawthorn making the same type of mistake? I couldn't...they are far too professional for Carlton.