Morepudding
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- Dec 16, 2015
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I think 3 years with a 4th based on performance. Needs to play 60+ games in the first 3 years and make the finals at least twice for it to activate. Otherwise it’s clubs favour.
So it’s stupid to lock up the dally m centre of the year for 4 years?! Come on man4 years is just stupid. It was stupid for Staggs, and its stupid for Reynolds. Players get too comfortable imo with such long contracts.
4th year as a mutual option, I'd be fine with. 700k is very fairly priced.
4 years is just stupid. It was stupid for Staggs, and its stupid for Reynolds. Players get too comfortable imo with such long contracts.
If we even consider giving this prick 4 years, we deserve it.
We should offer him 1.2million dollars. He can choose how long that's spread, 2,3 or 4 years, but his total payment is 1.2m regardless.
My gut feeling, if he's made 4 years a condition, he's taking the piss. He's essentially saying no, or using our desperation as leverage. Like when tradies give you a ridiculous quote when they don't want the job.I'd do it. I suspect the final year would be 400k and as mentioned, if it is an option in our favour or mutual option, yep it is worth the risk.
The Broncos have to say no to it. If he's serious about moving, he'll play for three. Three is risky enough for a player his age.
Two weeks ago I’d have been concerned about all of this.. but I’m certain the bloke who’s now in charge will ensure the Broncos best interests are maintainedMy gut feeling, if he's made 4 years a condition, he's taking the piss. He's essentially saying no, or using our desperation as leverage. Like when tradies give you a ridiculous quote when they don't want the job.
Or maybe he's just trying it on them to see how they react. If he's down for three, try for four. Worth a shot.
That said, if it's on the condition of a medical examination at the end of each season, like is done in other sports, maybe there's scope for negotiation.
The Broncos have to say no to it. If he's serious about moving, he'll play for three. Three is risky enough for a player his age.
This is a group that saw no benefit in securing Walsh as a special case and exception to the rule. It is commendable that we have limits and we stick to them to get the team and the club back on track, but we must be willing to occasionally push those limits for extenuating circumstances. I think Walsh and Reynolds meet that criteria.the Broncos management are stupid if they turn down his request.
if that's what it takes to win his signature ... then make the deal
Rule of thumb: always ask for more than you want and be prepared to walk away from the table.the Broncos management are stupid if they turn down his request.
if that's what it takes to win his signature ... then make the deal
Rule of thumb: always ask for more than you want and be prepared to walk away from the table.
It's 101 of negotiation. Use this one tip when haggling in a souk and you'll save hours of fuckwittery. If they don't come running after you with a lower price, go back again later.why walk away from the table when the smart move is to stay and make a deal
It's 101 of negotiation. Use this one tip when haggling in a souk and you'll save hours of fuckwittery. If they don't come running after you with a lower price, go back again later.
All negotiations are the same. If you believe the other party has an upper hand, you're going to get fucked. The Broncos have the upper hand because they hold the money.this isn't Thailand negotiating with a street vendor for some clothes.
how about this ... it's a smart decision for the club and a good deal for both parties. let's not **** around and risk the Sharks slipping under our guard to sign Reynolds, so we're left with our dicks in our hand.
and let's face it. the Sharks will be pretty desperate to make a deal with Reynolds themselves, given their losing Townsend and SJ could be off to the Super League.
let's lock him away before the Sharks come to their senses