Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
magnifisaint wrote:Will take a swap for Kersten
Thats the point though. Cats dont have to give up anything.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
Saint wagga wrote:Excellent team man with leadersgip skills, key age/games profile, very hard trainer, 'not a d**khead', solid depth good AFL standard player...offer him a good deal, perhaps a touch overs to keep him...it will be a mark of the man as to what he chooses if Geelong trump that...I'd love to see a bit of good old fashioned loyalty, both ways here, and I have a sneaky feeling there will be...Out of interest, do people rate Gears as good as Stevie Baker?
Not in the same league as baker.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
My guess is that we are only offering him minimum wage for 2 years… his manager is shopping him around, someone (cats) will offer slightly more for 3 years, which we will go close to matching and he'll stay.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
That's where free agency is wrong. The rich clubs always winplugger66 wrote:magnifisaint wrote:Will take a swap for Kersten
Thats the point though. Cats dont have to give up anything.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
In my humble opinion, Jarryn Geary is a required player for the Saints. True, he is not in possession of the silkiest of skills, but he does possess TICKER and is hard at the ball, and the man with the ball. Every club needs a group of highly skilled players, but the most successful clubs also have space for someone like Gears! I think that our poor run of form owed plenty to the absence of Jarryn Geary.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
Sylvia Band 3. Carlton didn't get compensated for Betts because they took Thomas as a FA.plugger66 wrote:Old Mate wrote:Pelican will get an indication of compensation then make an assessment. End of second round is Band 4 from a 5 Band compensation system. Big difference between Bands 3 and 4. 3 would get us pick 22. If Geary were on around 400k over 3-4 years Band 3 would be likely.plugger66 wrote:Sobraz wrote:
Take that in a heatbeat.
If we are to improve consistently in the next 24 months, there will be no spot for him. Simply a horrible kick and shocking decision maker that doesn't get a lot of the ball. Has guts, about it.
I'd send him on his way pretty much to free up the list space.. Shenton a much better bet right now, let alone Wright, Webster, Acres etc...
Not sure he is that bad. Pick 38 isnt a great pick and we have plenty of list space if we need it.
Yep but 2 or 3 years on 350k may only get band 4. What did Betts and Silvia get last year? I cant find that out.
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Old Mate wrote:Sylvia Band 3. Carlton didn't get compensated for Betts because they took Thomas as a FA.plugger66 wrote:Old Mate wrote:Pelican will get an indication of compensation then make an assessment. End of second round is Band 4 from a 5 Band compensation system. Big difference between Bands 3 and 4. 3 would get us pick 22. If Geary were on around 400k over 3-4 years Band 3 would be likely.plugger66 wrote:Sobraz wrote:
Take that in a heatbeat.
If we are to improve consistently in the next 24 months, there will be no spot for him. Simply a horrible kick and shocking decision maker that doesn't get a lot of the ball. Has guts, about it.
I'd send him on his way pretty much to free up the list space.. Shenton a much better bet right now, let alone Wright, Webster, Acres etc...
Not sure he is that bad. Pick 38 isnt a great pick and we have plenty of list space if we need it.
Yep but 2 or 3 years on 350k may only get band 4. What did Betts and Silvia get last year? I cant find that out.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
Bunk_Moreland wrote:Incredible. Apparently Geelong are interested, but some say he is totally crap.
I suppose thats how Geelong have won three flags and are currently No.20n the ladder, you know by making poor decisions on crap players.
He is a warrior. I think if he's allowed to walk it's because Pelchen has a strong view on disposal quality. The only thing anyone could knock Geary on is his field kicking.
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I hear what you're saying gringo, perhaps that's something for the skills coaches to work on with him?
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
It is one of many issues with Geary.gringo wrote:Bunk_Moreland wrote:Incredible. Apparently Geelong are interested, but some say he is totally crap.
I suppose thats how Geelong have won three flags and are currently No.20n the ladder, you know by making poor decisions on crap players.
He is a warrior. I think if he's allowed to walk it's because Pelchen has a strong view on disposal quality. The only thing anyone could knock Geary on is his field kicking.
What exactly is he (position-wise)?
His kicking is terrible, he is not a strong mark either. He is not known as a strong lock-down player either.
He can go to the Cats if he wants.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
It never ceases to amaze me how Geary so polarises people. The haters remember the bad kicks etc and the lover recall the leadership, toughness and enthusiasm.
FYI his disposal efficiency this year is 71.4 (just under the AFL average but still better than many elite players) he averages 16.4 possessions and 2.7 tackles..
For mine he is absolutely a required player and if the club trades either him or Armitage I will be wanting words. We cannot afford to trade out players in the 100 game bracket
I see last week someone posting that we need a killer image, well step up 14 and 20, the roles they are made for. I believe Geary is exceptionally respected within the club and does not have to be captain to be an exceptional leader of our young team.
FYI his disposal efficiency this year is 71.4 (just under the AFL average but still better than many elite players) he averages 16.4 possessions and 2.7 tackles..
For mine he is absolutely a required player and if the club trades either him or Armitage I will be wanting words. We cannot afford to trade out players in the 100 game bracket
I see last week someone posting that we need a killer image, well step up 14 and 20, the roles they are made for. I believe Geary is exceptionally respected within the club and does not have to be captain to be an exceptional leader of our young team.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
*No, they don't.magnifisaint wrote:That's where free agency is wrong. The rich clubs always win
Clubs with Salary Sap space and are threatening for a flag tilt will win because that's where the players want to go.
* Sydney are the exception to this rule due to their extra salary cap money.
Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
magnifisaint wrote:That's where free agency is wrong. The rich clubs always winplugger66 wrote:magnifisaint wrote:Will take a swap for Kersten
Thats the point though. Cats dont have to give up anything.
Dont think FA has shown that so far. Rich doesnt really matter because there is a salary cap. When we want FA you can bet we will get one or two.
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Whatever they are offering, let's take it. I love his enthusiasm, effort and endeavour, but he is not the type the pelican is trying to build a team around. Kicking and decision making are not good enough. You may quote 71% efficiency in kicking, but that masks what he actually does under pressure. When under the pump, I doubt his efficiency is better than 20%. The overall figure is pumped up by the short chip and sideways, uncontested possessions. He's a GOP at best. We have others who are as good, or better.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
White Winmar wrote:Whatever they are offering, let's take it. I love his enthusiasm, effort and endeavour, but he is not the type the pelican is trying to build a team around. Kicking and decision making are not good enough. You may quote 71% efficiency in kicking, but that masks what he actually does under pressure. When under the pump, I doubt his efficiency is better than 20%. The overall figure is pumped up by the short chip and sideways, uncontested possessions. He's a GOP at best. We have others who are as good, or better.
Nailed it average player at best, makes horrible decisions with and without the ball. If he wants to go let him go get a 2nd rounder if we can, perception is everything and you need to strike when the Iron is hot.. If Hawks wanted to trade McEvoy now there is no one out there that would offer up 2 first rounders and a player for him.
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Yes his contract is up for review, and Player Manager 101 is to leak rumors that another club wants your player in order to try and drive his price up.supersaints wrote:I know that Damien Barrett is a flog , but he mentioned on the Sunday footy show that Geelong are chasing Jarryn Geary.
Any thoughts?
Then again Gear'y Manager may be the first in the history of the AFL to not try this tactic.
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Or Dunstan.FQF wrote:Armo will be our next captain, not Geary.
Roo may satay Captain for 2 more seasons.
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Goodbye Jarryn. You put your body on the line far too many times for the good of team. But other than that, well...the least said the better.
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wow thanks for your positive thoughts, with supporters like you who needs trolls!perfectionist wrote:Goodbye Jarryn. You put your body on the line far too many times for the good of team. But other than that, well...the least said the better.
fyi 6th in b&f in 2012 and 4th in 2013
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
terry smith rules wrote:wow thanks for your positive thoughts, with supporters like you who needs trolls!perfectionist wrote:Goodbye Jarryn. You put your body on the line far too many times for the good of team. But other than that, well...the least said the better.
fyi 6th in b&f in 2012 and 4th in 2013
Hows your record in the red white and black?
Well it isnt great. he called jack the biggest dud to ever wear a Saints jumper. Charming from a so called Saints supporter.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
Anyone see Savage's game playing as the small running HBF on the weekend???? Contrast that with Geary's game when he runs out of defence and launches his "Hale Mary's".
Which is the more damaging player?
NOW LETS LOOK AT THIS ANALYTICALLY LIKE PELCHEN AND THE LIST MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE WILL
Geary is a hard nut, one of hardest at the club. Has a fantastic work-rate and attitude, and is very consistent. But that consistency includes poor kicking and decision-making.
He is a CJ, or Steven Baker type, but cannot rack up the possession numbers of either of those two when in the midfield, and so is limited to be a small defender.
Plus Weller and Curren have the midfield tagging position nailed for now as they have demonstrated that they can play this role better than Geary can.
As a small defender he will also be competing against:
Savage, Wright, Webster, Newnes, Murdoch, Shenton and Ray.
Plus Roberton and Gilbert have the ability to play on smalls as well as talls. Dempster can play on mediums and smalls.
So that is a lot of competition for a small defender's role.
In addition both Savage and Webster both have the type of boot that you want your defenders to have - so that they can set up play. The match committee is likely to plumb for them when they are both available.
Now upping Geary's value is that he is 26 which is an age profile that we lack and his excellent attitude, workrate etc. You do need some players in your 22 that have huge hearts and work their buts off, and for example that was a big advantage of players like Blake, CJ and Bakes throughout their careers.
CONCLUSION
The club would prefer to keep him, but IF an attractive trade was offered Pelchen would jump on it quickly!!
FA wise however compo would like be small as any contract another club would offer would not be that large, and that is a big determinant in what band of competition we would gain.
Moneywise, Geary is at a great time to renegotiate as the club will have spades of salary cap room, and will still need to pay 95%. Paying overs for Roo and back- ending the best young talent will only get you so far. So if he stays he may gain more than he is worth due the current circumstances. There are 2 more years before the Saints will most likely be looking to lure very talented players with FA deals.
Which is the more damaging player?
NOW LETS LOOK AT THIS ANALYTICALLY LIKE PELCHEN AND THE LIST MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE WILL
Geary is a hard nut, one of hardest at the club. Has a fantastic work-rate and attitude, and is very consistent. But that consistency includes poor kicking and decision-making.
He is a CJ, or Steven Baker type, but cannot rack up the possession numbers of either of those two when in the midfield, and so is limited to be a small defender.
Plus Weller and Curren have the midfield tagging position nailed for now as they have demonstrated that they can play this role better than Geary can.
As a small defender he will also be competing against:
Savage, Wright, Webster, Newnes, Murdoch, Shenton and Ray.
Plus Roberton and Gilbert have the ability to play on smalls as well as talls. Dempster can play on mediums and smalls.
So that is a lot of competition for a small defender's role.
In addition both Savage and Webster both have the type of boot that you want your defenders to have - so that they can set up play. The match committee is likely to plumb for them when they are both available.
Now upping Geary's value is that he is 26 which is an age profile that we lack and his excellent attitude, workrate etc. You do need some players in your 22 that have huge hearts and work their buts off, and for example that was a big advantage of players like Blake, CJ and Bakes throughout their careers.
CONCLUSION
The club would prefer to keep him, but IF an attractive trade was offered Pelchen would jump on it quickly!!
FA wise however compo would like be small as any contract another club would offer would not be that large, and that is a big determinant in what band of competition we would gain.
Moneywise, Geary is at a great time to renegotiate as the club will have spades of salary cap room, and will still need to pay 95%. Paying overs for Roo and back- ending the best young talent will only get you so far. So if he stays he may gain more than he is worth due the current circumstances. There are 2 more years before the Saints will most likely be looking to lure very talented players with FA deals.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
That's true, but if Roo gives it away end of this year or end of next, I wouldn't want to heap that onto Luke. If Roo does hold onto it for 2 more years then Dunstan would be a captain in his 4th season which is a good time.saintsRrising wrote:Or Dunstan.FQF wrote:Armo will be our next captain, not Geary.
Roo may satay Captain for 2 more seasons.
But if Armo finishes of this year playing in the same way he has played as of late, then I think he will make an admirable captain.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
tough call either way.
Realistically he isnt part of our next GF side.. but conversely his value comes from his commitment to training,attitude and effort as the example for what will help mould our next GF side.
If you can get a really good trade deal for him then yes, but letting him walk as a FA and getting a 3rd rounder or worse then no.
Realistically he isnt part of our next GF side.. but conversely his value comes from his commitment to training,attitude and effort as the example for what will help mould our next GF side.
If you can get a really good trade deal for him then yes, but letting him walk as a FA and getting a 3rd rounder or worse then no.
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Re: Jarryn Geary ... Cats target?
White Winmar wrote:Whatever they are offering, let's take it. I love his enthusiasm, effort and endeavour, but he is not the type the pelican is trying to build a team around. Kicking and decision making are not good enough. You may quote 71% efficiency in kicking, but that masks what he actually does under pressure. When under the pump, I doubt his efficiency is better than 20%. The overall figure is pumped up by the short chip and sideways, uncontested possessions. He's a GOP at best. We have others who are as good, or better.
they wouldn't be offering anything mate...they can just take him
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