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He used to be good.

Always a danger of creating tension and unrest and hurting a well established quality culture. Geelong have had to handle this sort of delicate situation previously and again this year. Always going to be tears.

And if that's the case there probably needs to be another club involved if this is going to happen.

I don't see any that are workable so any deal would need picks involved imo.

Agree you can keep Deledio for that.

He finally comes good and now jumps ship. How frustrating for Carlton.

If you didn't want to trade him you wouldn't be open to offers. Geelong are in a similar situation with Motlop. There won't be a for sale sign, but if someone comes in with the right offer the club and player will certainly sit down and listen.

Sounds like the opposite of his brother.

Happy with this but don't know why we bother given Wells normally uses his first pick on a player no one has even heard of anyway.

I'm listening...

The Beams trade is looking less likely to happen by the day so you might have plenty of wriggle room soon...that is unless the Cats can change Bundy's mind.

Most of us have given the way it has played out. Otherwise it's absurd that the Cats haven't been on the front foot given they hold the cards.

No-one knows yet about his contract status. It's a joke of a situation. Quayle's article conveniently has the contract status omitted now.

As opposed to Collingwood wanting their top pick and a gun player for a player who has a suspect 'hammy'.

You have all the leverage early in trade week, the longer it drags out though, the better it is for your club to get a trade done given he wants out. So the pendulum swings. You lose the leverage next year if you don't trade in this period, unless for some reason he back-flips on his decision.

No matter what the terms end up being, Collingwood will carry on as if Brisbane should be grateful for even being allowed to talk to them, such is their superiority complex. No compensation from Brisbane will ever be enough, or ever be adequate for them.

Wouldn't get a game.

Particularly off the field.

He's worth so, so much to the world.