Sam Edmund with the news (15.09.26)
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What is Sam Edmund’s opening take on the latest AFL news?
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Hello there, Phil
Marshall uh Phil Marshall. Hello, Garrety. Hello, Tim. Good to see you. Good morning, Sammy. How are you this morning? Good morning to you. I
can't get away from you. I walk into Fox now and there you are.
Me. Oh on the Simulcast.
On the Fox Footy Simulcast. Just for a
little hour is ubiquitous. Just a little hour of power. Uh podcast listener normally, but I want to text this morning the Fox Call on Friday night was one of the best I've ever heard and was fitting with one of the best games I've ever seen, too. Gary, you, Dwayne, and Hutto were in complete sync with the emotion of the game and the emotion of every Freo fan watching at home. Whatever happens from here, that win will live in fremantle folklore and we have We have the call to match. That's
amazing.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
That's nice. Caller of the week. That's real nice. Well, we
know Gary's been um you know, a member of the unofficial member of the Purple Hays for a while now.
One A I've been seeing one A, but I think that's a good idea. People in Perth weren't of uh the same opinion when I was over there. Well certainly not the news agent I went to. Oh you got a bit, did you? I did. He did. What is some
harsh feedback?
Yeah, a hundred percent along what lines? Oh, y it's you she said this lovely uh she was a very nice lady. She she was having a bit of fun. Oh, you've been bit hard on us. I said, Oh I don't think I've been very, very uh Tough love. Tough love No. Anyway, uh what do you got for Where are we at?
Hey, look, that Tom Morris report last night is 100% accurate. I I I find this so interesting. Well, this is the framework anyway, the crux of what the Dogs and the Power have been working on behind the scenes, even before Zach Butters nominated them. And the willingness of the Bulldogs to work through this does go a long way, or did go a long way to securing Butters' commitment because it showed him that there's good faith and a deal that's likely to be struck between the two. Now there'll be more. More to it and you suspect being even a tad cynical wisp there would be more maybe next trade period too, perhaps with some sort of sweet art deal. So where are the AFL with this? Because their resolve is going to be seriously tested here.
Well
that's our question for you.
Yeah, now broadly there are concerns among clubs over what you would call lopsided deals, side deals, which they argue manipulate the free agency window. Now, Greg Swan said to the AGS today, we are onto it. Now, the clubs I was spoken to this morning say there has been no reminder. It is an annual reminder. Clubs put on notice that we're monitoring things. Now they say they're gonna be really monitoring this. It's an annual memo, but this is gonna play out very publicly. Now, the OFL were already aware of this deal before it became public yesterday. Proposed deal. Yep. Orchestrated deal, if you like. And it's that would be the framework. No one's saying it's all of it, but that would be the spine of it.
Now the OFO were already aware of it. I'm told that largely split down the middle as to how they're receiving it. Andrew Dill in the past has told clubs he hates this sort of stuff. Uh he's picked up the phone before, the CO of the AFL. Now what there are We're okay with a salary dump trade. And that that's what the Todd Marshall exchange would be. It's a
Just explain
that
to
people
who may not
be au fay with that description. Well the best example in recent times, and he gets brought up regularly, is the Jack Bose move, Bose and Seven to Geelong. And Geelong take on the entirety of Jack well, I think the entirety of Jack Bose's salary. So they got pick
seven and a player, and they will have got to do pick off the salary. Because
the Suns wanted the contract off their books. Correct. It's pick purchasing in a in a way. So the OFL are okay with that. They get that. They know that that exists.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is Sam Edmund’s opening take on the latest AFL news?
0:00–4:46
2
How are the Zak Butters negotiations shaping the Bulldogs’ future?
4:46–8:45
3
Why is the Todd Marshall trade being scrutinised by the AFL?
8:45–11:20
4
What are the key issues in the North Melbourne coaching search?
11:20–12:51
Speakers
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