View Full Version : Barry Hall - Hawthorn
LostDoggy
26-08-2009, 09:21 AM
Chris Pelchen is one greedy dude:
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sport/afl/story/0,26576,25982427-19742,00.html
Topdog
26-08-2009, 09:29 AM
If true (which i highly doubt) bye bye Roughead.
LostDoggy
26-08-2009, 09:30 AM
All they have to do is move Roughead to the backline to replace Croad.
bulldogtragic
26-08-2009, 10:05 AM
My Pelchan senses are tingling again...
I can't see any reason why the Hawks would want him.
Therefore, this smacks to me of behaviour to try to wrangle in on any trade/s that 'may potentially' occur with us and Sydney. If Lake puts himself on the market, Pelchan would love to put himself between us and Sydney (the front runners), and run interference on any trades of players and picks and try to exploit the deal for his desires. Pelchan's motives are never pure and I think this is a strategic move to get involved with teams which at this very early point are the most likely to trade.
LostDoggy
26-08-2009, 11:35 AM
Pelchen is a Pelican
LostDoggy
26-08-2009, 11:37 AM
Pelchen is a Pelican
A dickhead, you mean.
LostDoggy
26-08-2009, 12:44 PM
A dickhead, you mean.
Yeah, that too!
Cyberdoggie
26-08-2009, 12:51 PM
If we have to pay that sort of money for 1 years service, and to give up a trade, then i don't want Barry Hall.
We would have to give a player, perhaps GOK, Brennan Stack or maybe Dylan Addison.
plus pay the guy more than we would pay Akermanis, when we can't even afford to pay Lake the right money.
Keeping Lake is the priority.
LostDoggy
26-08-2009, 02:13 PM
Addison is a Sydney boy...
Hopefuly Sydney will let Hall choose where he wants to go and send him there without problem(Akermanis style).
Sedat
26-08-2009, 02:23 PM
Long-term, don't be surprised to see Roughead become a key defender for the Hawks -they are banking on one of Dowler and Thorp to make it as a key forward.
There's always a lot of posturing in the lead up to trade week, and this is no exception. Sydney are well aware of Pelchan's modus operandi, having strung them along all week until 1.59pm on the Friday before finalising what was an extremely fair trade for Spida Everitt a few years ago, not to mention the hot air expelled by Pelchan last year in relation to ROK. I'm sure that, once Hall commits to playing football in 2010 and the Dogs commit to the idea of taking him, Sydney and the Dogs will negotiate something fair and reasonable early in trade week.
Remi Moses
26-08-2009, 02:33 PM
Just cannot see how Barry is going to get 300 large though. As posted previously keeping Brian is the priority
Mofra
26-08-2009, 02:39 PM
Just cannot see how Barry is going to get 300 large though. As posted previously keeping Brian is the priority
Back-ending Brian's contract seems the only way, especially if Aker re-signs. Hall's two year deal may be weighted towards the second year to facilitate Aker's year.
Remi Moses
26-08-2009, 02:53 PM
Back-ending Brian's contract seems the only way, especially if Aker re-signs. Hall's two year deal may be weighted towards the second year to facilitate Aker's year.
Hope that's what we'll do. Fingers and toes crossed make it happen Please:(
LostDoggy
26-08-2009, 03:56 PM
You never know, we could win the premiership and have a host of retirments - Johno, Welshy, Aker, EAgle etc. That would lighten up some salary relief - although would you still take Hall:confused:
bulldogtragic
26-08-2009, 03:57 PM
Back-ending Brian's contract seems the only way, especially if Aker re-signs. Hall's two year deal may be weighted towards the second year to facilitate Aker's year.
By then he should be vet's list shouldn't he - If so, makes a heap of sense.
strebla
26-08-2009, 04:16 PM
By then he should be vet's list shouldn't he - If so, makes a heap of sense.
I believe you need to be at the one club for ten years to be vet listed.
Topdog
26-08-2009, 04:40 PM
All they have to do is move Roughead to the backline to replace Croad.
Roughead doesn't want to play in the backline and will be out of contract in 2 months time. If he hears Barry is coming he will be going.
Topdog
26-08-2009, 04:42 PM
I believe you need to be at the one club for ten years to be vet listed.
Yep, which Lake qualifies for
bulldogtragic
26-08-2009, 04:42 PM
I believe you need to be at the one club for ten years to be vet listed.
EDIT... answered while i posted.
bulldogtragic
26-08-2009, 04:43 PM
Yep, which Lake qualifies for
Thank TD,
Do you know which year he would qualify for the vets?
Thank TD,
Do you know which year he would qualify for the vets?
2011. He was drafted in 2001.
bulldogtragic
26-08-2009, 05:23 PM
2011. He was drafted in 2001.
So does that mean 3 years (of say a 4 year deal) he will be vet's listed? If so, that's not too big a problem considering it's only accomodating Johnson at the moment. Perhaps that's his/Ricky O's reasoning for holding out a little, if half won't be counted towards the cap for most of his contract, especially if back ended?
Next year, Lake could be paid bugger all and Aker signed up to a decent rate, Aker retires after next year, and from 2011 Lake get's some back ended love... EDIT: that doesn't sound right does it? - And only half goes towads the cap.
Then Johno retires and free's up the vet's for some others, Welsh, Eagle, Hahn and Hall all gone. Lots of cash to keep our current pups. Does that make sense, or am i being simplistic?
ledge
26-08-2009, 05:31 PM
Let Barry go to Hawthorn, wouldnt be long before he smacked Buddies head off at training with Buddies lazy attitude.
Sorry, he must be eligible in 2012.
Next year Murphy, Gia, Hahn, Gilbee and Hargrave will be eligible.
In 2011 Cross and Skipper(:D) will be eligible.
Pelchen is a Pelican
Bit harsh on Pelicans.
The Pie Man
28-08-2009, 04:35 PM
Anyone see this article?
http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,25992240-5018851,00.html
Barry Hall's radio comments cloud issue on hopes to play on in 2010
By Jon Ralph
August 28, 2009
Barry Hall laid himself bare on Sydney breakfast radio this week, and the consequences should have potential suitors nervous.
Hall continues to attract interest from clubs - headed by Western Bulldogs and Hawthorn - and has indicated he is desperate to play on.
But if the former Sydney Swans captain was looking to break his silence and simultaneously repair his image in an Andrew Denton-type confessional, he was sadly off track.
Among his zingers on Triple M this week were several comments sure to have Rodney Eade and company shaking their heads. Hall said:
He didn't actually like football, joking he couldn't watch a full game without a beer in hand.
"I haven't really missed the game at all, which is a bit concerning," he said.
"But I think I still have the desire to play still."
He was still filthy on coach Paul Roos and spiritual leader Brett Kirk for daring to condemn his behaviour.
Roos had questioned whether Hall wanted to play again, while Kirk said he could no longer trust him on the playing field.
"I guess through the year there was stuff said even from the coach in terms of my actions but I didn't really agree with them.
"I thought they should have been handled differently. I had to tell them that and move on, which I did. Whether they appreciated it or not was another thing but I have got it off my chest."
His assessment of Sydney, now playing exceptional football without him was that they were "battling".
Way to go out with style, Barry.
He had secretly owned several drag cars while at Sydney and had driven them without the club's knowledge.
"It was all hush hush when I was playing footy," he joked.
It wouldn't have been hush hush if you wrote one off against a concrete wall, Baz.
That two months out from any potential pre-season with a new club he had gone skiing for a week with his new partner.
Lucky for his football career it was her that ended up injured, not him.
Hall has been up-front about his anger issues ever since his last incident with Adelaide's Ben Rutten.
But there is being honest, and there is revealing so much information that you become damaged goods.
The Dogs want Hall, but only if they fail in the finals, get him at the right price, and find him in the right head space.
The Hawks have thrown their hands up, but in recent weeks there is not one player in the market they have not expressed interest in obtaining.
Their scatter-gun approach might yet be successful, but he is far from their No.1 priority.
The context of the interview was a raucous 20-minute chat across a range of topics, but Hall should know everything he does as a potential recruit will be judged.
Hall may well be a rare talent, but he would be advised to keep his mouth shut, toe the party line, and desist from any mention of skiing, drag racing or a rift with Sydney. Otherwise, his AFL career is over.
alwaysadog
28-08-2009, 06:48 PM
Pure spin, getting into neutral issues like this keeps the media off your back if you had as bad a season as Hawthorn and wanted to deflect attention from it.
On the other hand Hawks supporters who know the Hawthorn list better might be further encouraged to think that the club is in free fall and no idea how to stop the descent.
Desipura
28-08-2009, 08:07 PM
Let Barry go to Hawthorn, wouldnt be long before he smacked Buddies head off at training with Buddies lazy attitude.
I would love Franklin and his lazy attitude at our club.
lemmon
28-08-2009, 08:09 PM
Roughead doesn't want to play in the backline and will be out of contract in 2 months time. If he hears Barry is coming he will be going.
Gold Coast will look pretty attractive to him, if he is prepared to give up a year at the top level.
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