Mummy Crosses the Bridge

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  • Rod_
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    Take Andrew Phillips from GWS and round 2 selection

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  • Nico
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    Originally posted by swanspant12
    Only reason Mummy left was for Coin. He's 27, he will never play in a final again in his career now that he's gone to the scum at the Giants and knows he will finish with a premiership medallion and a bit more coin then he would have got here. Good luck Mummy, because you certainly won't be winning many games for the rest of your career.
    I reckon he cracked the @@@@@s when he got sprung for getting on the piss during the season. Seems like the rumours started just after that. He got a premiership medallion and played with a hamstring injury and probably shouldn't have played. See ya Mummy, thanks for coming and helping us win a flag. Good luck with your projects.

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  • magic.merkin
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    Originally posted by Triple B
    According to his manager on SEN yesterday, at the start of the year they were in disagreement about the length of contract, so both parties amicably agreed to postpone talks to halfway thru the season. When that point arrived, the Swans elected to move talks to seasons end which sat uncomfortable with both Mummy and his manager who smelt a rat. His manager then started to sniff out other opportunities, found one at GWS and once the Buddy news broke it was clear to them that he was on his way west.

    I suspect he would have had quite a decision to make if the Buddy deal didn't eventuate given the healthy payrise he has secured from GWS.
    Ok thanks, colours in the picture abit. Though I suspect the swans were quite ardent on the length of contract for good reason. And Shane can't wait around for them to change their minds, so i'm glad he was proactive.

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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by magic.merkin
    Am I way off?
    According to his manager on SEN yesterday, at the start of the year they were in disagreement about the length of contract, so both parties amicably agreed to postpone talks to halfway thru the season. When that point arrived, the Swans elected to move talks to seasons end which sat uncomfortable with both Mummy and his manager who smelt a rat. His manager then started to sniff out other opportunities, found one at GWS and once the Buddy news broke it was clear to them that he was on his way west.

    I suspect he would have had quite a decision to make if the Buddy deal didn't eventuate given the healthy payrise he has secured from GWS.

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  • Meg
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    [QUOTE=Ludwig;626665]Hawthorn would have to march the $1.1 mil. The easiest way to deal with the COLA is to forget it even exists, which it probably won't for very much longer.

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    Thanks Ludwig. And neither should the COLA exist if you are right about the way it is treated in these negotiations. I can't see how we can defend it.

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  • magic.merkin
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    Originally posted by DLBIA14
    So we really did hang him out to dry. I feel a bit bad that the club wasn't a bit more forthcoming with him,
    I thought they put a contract in front of him with less years than he wanted. Stale mate proceeded for months, swans seeming adamant to not budge. Us in talks with Buddy, him in talks with GWS. And we now see the end result.

    Am I way off?

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    Originally posted by DLBIA14
    So we really did hang him out to dry. I feel a bit bad that the club wasn't a bit more forthcoming with him,
    I thought they put a contract in front of him with less years than he wanted. Stale mate proceeded for months, swans seeming adamant to not budge. Us in talks with Buddy, him in talks with GWS. And we now see the end result.

    Am I way off?

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  • DLBIA14
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    So we really did hang him out to dry. I feel a bit bad that the club wasn't a bit more forthcoming with him, but I suppose that's life and Mummy will still be fondly liked by the Swans faithful.

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  • magic.merkin
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    Originally posted by Margo
    which bridge ?
    regardless of Sydney bridges in the dog lovers world it means an entirely different permanent thing

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  • Margo
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    which bridge ?

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  • Ludwig
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    Originally posted by Meg
    Thanks. I'm still not clear about this. To clarify (and using simple figure for example): if Swans offer was $1mill + COLA of $100,000 - to match offer does Hawthorn have to offer $1mill or $1.1mill?
    Hawthorn would have to march the $1.1 mil. The easiest way to deal with the COLA is to forget it even exists, which it probably won't for very much longer.

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    Originally posted by Triple B
    Nice work Wolfy, you're batting at .025 this thread....
    There's only one explanation. Wolfy's RWO account has been hacked by this guy!:

    Mark-Robinson_Herald-Sun 2.jpg

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  • BillyRayCypress
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    Mummy said he would continue living in Bondi unless the travel became too much.

    He said that it was unfortunate he was leaving Sydney and sounded disappointed he was leaving Sydney.

    Sydney never sat him down to tell him they were letting him go. So he and his agent had an offer from GWS. That deal was increased when Buddy joined the Swans.

    Has spoken to Longmire and the other guys and there are no bad feelings.

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  • Swansongster
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    Originally posted by Triple B


    Must be in the American League....
    Now I get it. Playing a role.

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  • Triple B
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    Originally posted by Doctor J.
    I thought he was the DH.


    Must be in the American League....

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  • Swansongster
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    Originally posted by Doctor J.
    I thought he was the DH.
    Dan Hannebery? Surely not?

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  • Doctor J.
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    Originally posted by Swansongster
    He's doing OK. Remember he is an all-rounder not a specialist.
    I thought he was the DH.

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