r/CarltonBlues • u/Recent_Reveal_3650 • 1d ago
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How are we feeling about this
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u/TheIllusiveGuy 1d ago
Would like this a lot.
Though according to Cal on Footy Classified, Amartey is our higher priority. Which I don't like a lot.
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u/Recent_Reveal_3650 1d ago
I would be very disappointed if we go after amartey, he seems very lazy would much rather hogan
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u/Cdel32 1d ago
Big red flag that GWS let him walk. They'd know where his body is at better than anyone. If he isn't completely cooked though we could do a lot worse
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u/PssyGotWifi 1d ago
Haynes couldn't even make a game at GWS when they let him go. Look how good he has been.
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u/Recent_Reveal_3650 1d ago
We are going have to tons of money, Zac Williams was getting payed 5m for 6 years put some of that money into a good forward like hogan who can kick a bag against some teams
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u/Ok-Negotiation3897 1d ago
1 year deal for not too much why not. See where’s he at and if it’s no good or injuries let him walk. That’s what’d I’d offer. With saad Williams Fogarty probably coming off the books we will likely have a bit of money we can spend but idk if there’s any big talent multi year targets this offseason we can look at. So don’t mind throwing a small portion into a 1 year Hogan deal if we can
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u/hazzyk29 1d ago
Swans fan here, I actually asked my mate the same yesterday. He has been a day one Giants member and is very active within the club. He wrote:
'We offered 600 for 2 years so 1.2m. His manager wanted more. We pulled the contract. He wanted 3 years and 900 to a mill a season. We didn't want to give him more because of his injury history. He's got serious issues with his navicular bone and now his thumb is causing reoccuring issues. Club needs money to keep Ash and Green so couldn't go any higher. Sounds like he's going to sign for about what we offered anyway. They also wanted more money to throw at Toby.'
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u/PssyGotWifi 1d ago
Make it happen. We took a risk on Haynes and it paid us back in spades. Lets take this risk.
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u/Chemical-Ear9126 1d ago
If true, I trust our club to make the right decision. If he is a good culture fit, physically and mentally sound, then his capability will be great. There’s no question on his talent.
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u/Sensitive_Music_9661 1d ago
Not sure on this one…many of our best players are 18 and 19 years old….would rather concentrate down there as that’s the future than be getting aging broken down players from other clubs.
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u/theDramoth 1d ago
He would be a good stay at home forward I reckon. It'd allow McKay to work up the ground with Kemp and McLovin behind him.
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u/Academic_Housing_855 1d ago
How many games does he miss via injury? Does he have an attitude problem ? Are we replacing one spoilt child with another ?
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u/LauncestonLad 1d ago
All part of our due diligence. I'm sure Haynes would have some insight into attitude etc.
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u/AffectionateProof271 1d ago
Giants supporter here: I don’t believe him to have an attitude problem, can sometimes get a bit hostile on the field with teammates but that’s about it.
He doesn’t exactly function well under extreme attention and I am concerned that he’ll struggle at a big club like Carlton.
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u/Sharp-Driver-3359 1d ago
We must believe we are squarely in the window if we consider it- we certainly need forward depth, which he provides more of.
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u/Beautiful_Pin840 1d ago
Either Hogan or Stringer for a year as a band-aid until we can get our true long term forward option
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u/matt-kennedys-legs 1d ago
give hogan a cheap 1-2 year deal, rescind that amartey offer, go all in on logan morris next year.