Whateley in a Snapshot | Tuesday (15.09.26)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
I'm Jured Wheatley.
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a snapshot of Tuesday, September fifteen. Luke Hodge had the comparison trade to the mooted Zack Butters deal.
Look, this is the uh the Butters, the Marshall, this reminds me of the old Veal deal.
What trade comparison does Luke Hodge make with the Zack Butters deal?
The veal deal the old Veal deal. This is uh and which that got the tick of approval. That got the old Jade Rawlings could go through to the uh the preseason draft. And Lockheed Veal, who was pick sixty five uh in two thousand and two, uh went through for pick six to the Western Bulldogs and then Hawthorne let uh lot let Jade Rawlings uh go through. So it happened back then, that got the tick of approval. Um but I think if you're looking at how clubs I think the AFL have to trust how clubs want to build their list because if there's some Something that doesn't match up to the pub test and clearly Marshall for two first rounders does not match up to the pub test. But Jack Bose g and pick seven go on to the Cats for a future third round pick doesn't pass the pub test either way.
I know Bose's contract and they'll try and drop some salary relief, uh, because they'd signed a lot of big big names and and they needed a little bit more to to bring a few more guys in. But the port Alay can sit back and say, Well, hang on, we're trying to build our list the best because you tampered and changed the draft rules. We've need to get two first rounders, pick up Cochrane, who's going to go pick one or two. Uh because you've done all the free agency stuff, we might now have to trade for pick up Nas. So I reckon Port Adelaide would be nicely saying stick stay out of this, considering you let the veal deal go a few years ago and you let Bose and pick seven go across to the Cats for a future third rounder.
Um, Marshall's a key forward. Western Bulldogs need a key forward. So if you have a key forward in the should be coming into the prime of their career, even though he probably hasn't lived up to the expectations. We've seen worse deals done. So I do think it it stinks at the pub test, but I can see this going through because the AFL have let some stinkers go through in the past.
Why do the speakers say the Veal deal failed the ‘pub test’?
So the Veal deal, poor old Mochlin Veal, he not only never played for the Bulldogs, he never even played a senior V F L game for the Bulldogs.
Yeah, I think b back then especially and and now clubs let um some bigger young guys go through to V FL to mature. Back then you'd pick him up 'cause he was a really good junior. He came from Kolak, so he was a a really good junior player, uh, had good size, had a good agility 'cause he played a lot of basketball, so he had potential. Um but then back then it was well we had Peter Everett was coming in and then we had Um Simon Taylor and we had um Robbie Campbell. So they were full up so I thought if they passed off r um Lockie Veal who had potential um for a pick six which everyone knew what was going on, but the AFL passed it.
And Sam Edmond rang the trade bell on the scenario between the Bulldogs and Pors. The dogs are.
Serious and there's good faith there and a deal is likely to be struck. Everything that they couldn't necessarily see in Geelong. So where are the AFL with this? They were aware of it before the details were revealed. Last night I'm told, as I said in the news there, that there's an internal wrestle in there in terms of how they view it. Now Greg Swann said to the age only yesterday, I'll wear on to it. And the AFL will write to clubs to put them on notice, but Jared, they do this every year in truth. This is an annual memo. Andrew Dillon in the past has picked up the phone. When it comes to deals that the AFL are concerned about, that's when it comes to lopsided deals and clear back scratching. But if they are to sit completely separately, compo for butters and however you want to term it for Todd Marshall, whether you want to call it salary dumping.
We'll come back to that. Or pick purchasing or or if it's an overinflated trade, the AFL are generally, generally speaking, okay with this. But is Marshall actually a salary dump? Because Jack Bowes was owed 1.6 million across the last two years of his Gold Coast deal.
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