Does anyone know what happened with Membrey being delisted so being a Free Agent signing instead of pre-season draft? Is that just the way it works with Free Agency, or were we kind to St Kilda?
Does anyone know what happened with Membrey being delisted so being a Free Agent signing instead of pre-season draft? Is that just the way it works with Free Agency, or were we kind to St Kilda?
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
We lost out on this one. Most clubs would have at least given up a lower pick as a token of good will. However, when I saw that Pelchen was St Kilda's list manager (since been sacked in past week or so) I knew we would be shafted...he had a reputation when at Hawthorn that limited clubs wanted to trade with him. Our hands were tied really and Tim left as a delisted free agent and hence can be picked up by whoever.
Last edited by Matt79; 4th November 2014 at 08:59 PM.
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I think we were being good football citizens. Treat other clubs (and your players) well and expect/hope that the same behaviour will be returned. I've always thought it was an indication that the Swans were seriously annoyed with Lamb / GWS that they made him go to the pre-season draft.
"The Saints were expecting to list Membrey on December 3 but received a call from the Swans last week informing them they would officially cut the Traralgon product early out of goodwill."
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Is AJ still listed, or are they letting him go?
Anyone?
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Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light.
I think the infection is a worry. Infections of this type generally come in tandem with rejection of the introduced tissue. But if it is a Staff infection it could be very dangerous and never heal. It could heal and the knee never be right as well. There are so many options. Some are good but most aren't. I would suggest he acquired the infection from the first operation and it came from the theatre. Suing the surgeon and hospital is an option and the club and AJ should look seriously at this option.
Not according to Doc Larkin:
"It was a skin infection � a bug that normally lives on the skin that got into the knee," he said.
"It's a bug that sometimes doesn't create problems � we've all got it on our skin, it's a natural bug everyone's got and not normally a dangerous one."
However Larkin was pessimistic about AJ's chances of resuming his career "because having had three reconstructions it means that the hole inside the knee isn't normal anymore, particularly the tunnels that are in the bone".
'It doesn't bode well': Fourth reconstruction for luckless Swan - AFL.com.au
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