Questions Without Notice (28.05.26)
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Which GWS player could be the recruit of the year?
Breakfast with Gary and Tim. Is it alright? Don't move, Gary. Is it alright? Don't move a muscle. I think it's been... Squeak!
Squeak! Hey, you know what?
Marco!
Polo! We know there's a lot of people listening. Now, I know those that can hear will be sick of me saying this, but we apologise. Um... I've taken note of about six very abusive ones. And? And they'll be returned in kind.
It is frustrating. Of course it's frustrating.
It's frustrating for us.
It's been frustrating here for Wisp in Shoreham as well.
In Sunbury, he's licking his thing and he's wasting his petrol. Yeah, mum's upset. It's horrible. My sister's walking the track in Kyabrum and everyone's nodding at each other going, what's wrong with the app?
I actually like Bob's text here, Whisper. That glitch felt like I was at home, everyone talking over each other.
Don't you love it when you hear, oh, this is, you blokes are kidding yourselves. Thanks, genius. Anyway, 98% of you are understanding.
Have you spotted three-piece yet?
Three-piece has gone to ground.
No three-piece. Nims is here, though, blowing his trumpet. He's got it sorted out.
Okay, let's move on because Corey from Champion Data will join us after 8.30. What's going on with Bailey Humphrey?
Yeah, so he continues to wrestle, guys, with his football future. Now, this is seven months after trying to force that trade out of Gold Coast. Now, he's being, Bailey Humphrey, courted most actively right now by Hawthorne, Melbourne and Carlton. And he does remain torn between staying at the Suns and being closer to family and country of Victoria. He was one of the more intriguing parts of last year's trade period, wasn't he? Because at that time, his manager, Michael Oakes, declared the player... Has not met with any clubs and doesn't have any plans to meet with any clubs, only for a photo to emerge on the same day as those comments of him meeting with the new Melbourne coach Stephen King, the infamous lap of the tan.
Now, the Ds actually offered Christian Petrarca in their first round pick for Humphrey before the blockbuster Petrarca deal was eventually agreed independently. That's how keen Melbourne were and still are. Now, the Suns value Humphrey extremely highly. They've flatly refused to trade him last year. They point to the long-term contract until the end of 2028. But at 21 years of age, he's just struggled to resettle on the Gold Coast this year. And he does agonise over his future. He's kicked 814. He's kicked only two goals in the last month. So it remains to be seen whether he pushes again for a move. And if he does, if that resolve will be tested and may be broken. But potentially complicating matters is what those clubs would give in a trade.
The Blues are committed to Cody Walker. Hawthorne would struggle to generate any realistic capital to satisfy Gold Coast. And the Demons might end up flicking the Petrarca picks back to Gold Coast to try to get Bailey Humphrey this time around. So one of the more intriguing ones.
Gary, is it at all feasible that you say to a player like Humphreys, they want to get out of your football club for whatever reasons, and the same thing with, say, Zach Merritt, you say to their player, look, we will do the deal, but we need to be dealing with more than one club under these circumstances. So you give me the three clubs that you're prepared to go with, and on our side of things, we will do the best deal that we can for our football club. Is that a reasonable stance to take?
That's a Chris Judd. This is what you're talking about, isn't it? Chris Judd's coming back from Western Australia and said, these are the four clubs we'll deal with. Give us the best deal. He went and visited each of the clubs. They all presented to him. He decided that he would go to Carlton and then it was up to Carlton and West Coast to nut out the deal, which was famously the Josh Kennedy deal.
move. No, so my suggestion is different than that.
What challenges is Bailey Humphrey facing in his career?
What do you say? Well, my suggestion is that the player has to give to the club three options and then the club decides of those three options which is the best deal on the table from that club in a trade.
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