Will attract some attention this year and I'd imagine he will be on the radar of a number of clubs. Bombers and Suns are two clubs I could see having a decent crack at him. You'd think the Dogs would be keen to hold onto him though.
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I think he'll be a North target.
Goes without saying though really
I think he's shown an elite level of contested ball winning and tackling in the past but I agree in that he is suited to that 3rd/4th mid role as opposed to a 1 or 2 guy.He's a very good footballer, and I'm not saying clubs won't be after him, but I don't think he's worth premium dollars.
To me, he's a 3rd/4th mid type in a good side. He's not a #1 or #2 lead mid IMO. He's small, and isn't really elite in any area of being a mid - ball-winning, contested ball, clearances, metres gained, goal kicking, playmaking, tackling - so unless something changes in 2018 and he steps up his game considerably, I can see a lot of the offers being "overs" for what he's actually worth. I think the Bulldogs should do what they can to keep him, but I don't think he's worth them overpaying for. He's valueable, but not irreplaceable long-term.
Perhaps getting more of a full-time opportunity "in the guts" at another club is what he needs to make that step up into the elite category, but as he is, IMO if he's your best or second-best mid, then you're probably just not a very good side.
I think he's shown an elite level of contested ball winning and tackling in the past but I agree in that he is suited to that 3rd/4th mid role as opposed to a 1 or 2 guy.
Would you give up your 1st round pick and potentially 600-700k? I would think that is what the Dogs would want and what he would be looking at.Geelong would target this year i'd think- we had him training with us in his draft year and were wanting to rookie him but WB had the rookie pick one pick before us. And front half smalls is an area we need to improve.
NoIs this guy worth a million bucks as well? Like every player these days.
Don't North wave a million at anyone and everyone?
NoDon't North wave a million at anyone and everyone?
Surely he's "actually worth" what someone is willing to pay.I can see a lot of the offers being "overs" for what he's actually worth.
Goes without saying though really
Well he's not a GWS player so the Blues wouldn't be interested!
Also not over 35 so I doubt the Eagles will have much interest either
Surely he's "actually worth" what someone is willing to pay.
So there is some "intrinsic worth" that's distinct from what clubs are willing to pay?Well, not exactly. Clubs overpay for a variety of reasons.
So there is some "intrinsic worth" that's distinct from what clubs are willing to pay?
How should we calculate that, if it's not actually determined by what a club would be willing to pay him?
But the amount a club is willing to pay isn't.Well, it's fairly subjective.
Deserves? What is that?Do you think based on his exposed output so far, all things being equal, that Dahlhaus genuinely deserves to be paid like a top-line midfielder? It's really only available cap space and required minimum TPP that will cause it to happen, because he's not an A-grade mid worthy of top dollar on talent alone
But the amount a club is willing to pay isn't.
That's what he's worth. Anything else is just your opinion or someone else's. The market is what matters.
Deserves? What is that?
There's a player coming into free agency and a club willing to pay x amount to get him. That is all.
Not every club would be willing to pay as much but if there's one club, that's all that matters.
Apparently McGovern is worth 1.2 million per season. That seems crazy to me but that's what the market is saying. Therefore, that's what he's worth. According to reports, anyway.
Kelly & Martin? Million dollar players - yes.Don't North wave a million at anyone and everyone?