the phantom menace
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You should see someone about that, maybe take a RAT test?*cough* cough* yellow
You should see someone about that, maybe take a RAT test?*cough* cough* yellow
*whomWith who?
This is what allowed us to keep him relatively cheaply last contract, which could've been the difference between making the grand final or not.The club stuffed up by making the player option that could be exercised until end of April or May.
So they can commit the 2024 cap space elsewhere. Talau, Brooks and Laurie are all off contract.Zero cost to Tigers to keep trying for him, and even if Moses stays, Tigers staying in the hunt maximises the hit on Parras cap etc. Why would they pull out?
Pure conjecture, masquerading as fact.This is what allowed us to keep him relatively cheaply last contract, which could've been the difference between making the grand final or not.
*merkins ffs*whom
Suaalii or Laurie, or otherwise invest in youth (Talagi/Sanders are already on the books plus there's merins
Pssst, it's a rumours thread... so Pou's comment might just be about a rumour that it is the player option that allowed us to keep Moses relatively cheaply.Pure conjecture, masquerading as fact.
Maybe try the word "maybe"?
You don't offer player options for free. What would be the point of that?Pure conjecture, masquerading as fact.
Maybe try the word "maybe"?
He doesn't even read my posts, yet somehow scans them for opportunities to engage in grammatical pedantry. Crazy how everyone else seems to understand what I'm saying.Pssst, it's a rumours thread... so Pou's comment might just be about a rumour that it is the player option that allowed us to keep Moses relatively cheaply.
You're constant haranguing of him actually makes you look petty, but I won't tell anyone if you don't.
Yeah... but it's not though, is it? (Refer his subsequent reply.)Pssst, it's a rumours thread... so Pou's comment might just be about a rumour that it is the player option that allowed us to keep Moses relatively cheaply.
*They'reHe doesn't even read my posts, yet somehow scans them for opportunities to engage in grammatical pedantry. Crazy how everyone else seems to understand what I'm saying.
Not in that quoted post you deadshit. You're like bartman, desperate for a win. Only dumber.*They're
No champ, you said "This is what allowed us to keep him relatively cheaply" - that bit I bolded and replied to?You don't offer player options for free. What would be the point of that?
I already said "it could've been the difference".
So just conjecture then, and in a matter of a few posts no longer "This is what allowed us to keep him relatively cheaply"? Doing wonders for believing your future contributions...Obviously we don't know, but player options are there to keep the price down. They are worth money. Without them the player requires more cash up front.
Well, I only pretend to understand.He doesn't even read my posts, yet somehow scans them for opportunities to engage in grammatical pedantry. Crazy how everyone else seems to understand what I'm saying.
Well that much is certain. If he required 'salary plus player option' to stay, then without the player option he would've required 'salary plus whatever the PO is worth'. It's simple maths.No champ, you said "This is what allowed us to keep him relatively cheaply" - that bit I bolded and replied to?
The conjecture is whether the salary cap saved by the player option (instead of paying the cap value of what it was worth to the player) is what allowed us to shoehorn whatever extra player talent into the squad such that we were strong enough to make the grand final. There is no conjecture that an option is worth more than zero to the player or club in negotiations. You've seen the way it skews bargaining power at the end of the contract. It's no trivial thing to offer/demand during negotiations. At this point you'd have to convince us otherwise.So just conjecture then, and in a matter of a few posts no longer "This is what allowed us to keep him relatively cheaply"? Doing wonders for believing your future contributions...
Your mother brang you up well.Well, I only pretend to understand.
So absolutely no evidence (other than theoretical arguments) to support "This is what allowed us to keep him relatively cheaply".Well that much is certain. If he required 'salary plus player option' to stay, then without the player option he would've required 'salary plus whatever the PO is worth'. It's simple maths.
The conjecture is whether the salary cap saved by the player option (instead of paying the cap value of what it was worth to the player) is what allowed us to shoehorn whatever extra player talent into the squad such that we were strong enough to make the grand final. There is no conjecture that an option is worth more than zero to the player or club in negotiations. You've seen the way it skews bargaining power at the end of the contract. It's no trivial thing to offer/demand during negotiations. At this point you'd have to convince us otherwise.
What evidence would you need? A deal worth $x + PO would need to be matched by $x + $y, where $y is the value of the player option to both parties. You're asking for evidence of a fundamental reality. Given your behaviour in other threads and social media platforms, I have to be honest, I really doubt your motives here. I believe you aren't arguing in good faith.So absolutely no evidence (other than theoretical arguments) to support "This is what allowed us to keep him relatively cheaply".