agree too inconsistent. may will get us a higher draft pick than our current first
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A lot of people on this site were also saying the same thing about Logan McDonald. Armartey’s first half of the season was pretty good, and he did score goals against good teams unlike McLeanComment
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Amartey can be very good but he needs to be more consistent and of course more reliable, as he seems injury prone. I hope he stays but obviously the club knows how much we can afford to pay him so it will boil down to his decision to stay or not.
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No club will touch any player potentially subject to criminal charges with a barge pole until there is clarity in that respect.
They may seek to tap them up for a future trade period - sure. But they aren't going to be seeking to trade for someone that could then face an extended period out of the game, or indeed an expectation of their complete removal from the game at the AFL level.
There may be some indication prior to this year's trade period where the investigation is headed, but there is a fair chance there will not be.
And that's before the club has to make a decision on players' futures, once it does know what the outcome of said investigation is. And that isn't a simple question of a 5 minute conversation between key coaching staff - that will have to take into account input from multiple people across the club - given the high profile nature of what is happened, and the need for a clearly united position from the club going forward."You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."Comment
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I would reckon that the Swans have already had talks about where to from here. At the moment they are all contracted. If it works out that there are no charges then I would be surprised if any of these players moved on.Comment

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