#32 Travis Cloke
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- rocketronnie
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I've already said prior to this it needed to be done quickly and behind closed doors. Of course the Clokes took to the media in a negative way and the whole thing grew like topsy from there. Its been $@&^# royally since then.RudeBoy wrote: Interestingly, you criticise those of us who are offended by the manner in which Cloke and his camp have conducted and dragged out their negotiations, by making a public display of selfishness and arrogance. You won't criticise the Clokes, yet here you are now laying blame on Bucks.
Oh dear I criticised Buckley! I'm expecting an outbreak of boils any minute now. Buckley would have been better saying nothing. What the Clokes do to themselves or how that is perceived is not his business. His business is developing our football team to win a premiership and thinking up moves like tagging Chris Judd for example.
I've said on record I was wrong earlier re his coaching ability but he is not perfect and I for one won't treat him as such. My opinion is that, with his considerable influence on fans, he would have been better to stay out of the debate, knowing that if he said anything negative it would be taken to heart by literally thousands. I noticed the level of vitriol here went up after his comments. Plus he has to coach the guy and I cant see it helps his relationship with TC to make comments about "his brand".
I certainly do not kick Buckley every chance I get. That is just crap.
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He always said his time at Carlton was a miserable waste of time, he hated playing for them, but Hafey flicked him. I recall that 73 final, and i can understand his anger, he had booted around 100 goals that season. Kink did ok though, he was just 16 and kicked four goals from memory.RudeBoy wrote:I think that's a bit of re-writing of history there PP. McKenna left because he was no longer wanted by Collingwood. If you don't believe me, just ask him.Penguin Pie wrote:McKenna wasn't THAT loyal. Ended up swapping to Carlton, where he finished his career (playing for Carlton reserves, when he was injured and lost a kidney). McKenna also came out blazing in the Friday newspaper before the 73 Prelim Final, saying how disgusted he was that he had been dropped from the the team for a teenage debutant (Rene Kink).Piesnchess wrote:IF Cloke and his old man reckon hes worth $5 million plus, then our greatest ever goalkicker, Peter Mckenna, would be worth double that, and in his time he played for virtual peanuts. OH, but he was a LOYAL Magpie. !
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He always said his time at Carlton was a miserable waste of time, he hated playing for them, but Hafey flicked him. I recall that 73 final, and i can understand his anger, he had booted around 100 goals that season. Kink did ok though, he was just 16 and kicked four goals from memory. [/quote]No, pretty sure he only kicked 60 or 70 goals in 73 and his form leading up to the 73 prelim was poor by his standards (he kicked only 2 or 3 goals a game for several weeks, when he would have been expected to kick bags when in good form). The club took a bold decision to drop him and play a promising kid instead, in a bold decision to shake things up. Almost worked, but we were beaten narrowly in the Prelim by the Tigers. Kink kicked 3 goals in a promising debut.
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^ Yeh, maybe im thinking of 72, tell you what tho, if Cloke could kick 60 or 70 and got 2 or 3 regular goals a game, wed be more than happy with him eh. !
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I agree. My money is on 5 years and $750k per year for a total of $3.75 million. Maybe they will add $100k for each of the years he is eligible for veteran list. Whats funny is that if he stays relatively uninjured, he'll probably wish he got a 4 year deal because by then the salary cap will have grown astronomically i'm betting.On the March wrote:My bet is Cloke will get his 5 year deal
Thomas is the smart guy. trust you are going to be good enough to get paid and just sign up for 2 years at a time. It motivates you and it enables you tro reset the bar as you improve.
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I would go 4 year deal
$750,000 per year plus $150,000 "club marketing" = $900,000 per year =$3.6 million 4 year deal
$750,000 per year plus $150,000 "club marketing" = $900,000 per year =$3.6 million 4 year deal
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"From the back pocket, this will be probably the last kick, he need not even kick it, the drought is over. 32 years they've waited, let the celebrations begin" Sandy Roberts
"From the back pocket, this will be probably the last kick, he need not even kick it, the drought is over. 32 years they've waited, let the celebrations begin" Sandy Roberts
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Travis Cloke ready to deal with CollingwoodAdz wrote:LOL You can't just throw in 150k and call it marketing. Everything had to be within the cap.
Mark Robinson Herald Sun July 11, 2012 12:00AM
Figures on the terms of the contract vary. Cloke could receive up to $900,000 a year, comprising a football salary of about $750,000 and a marketing component of about $150,000.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 6422913637
1990 Grand Final :
"From the back pocket, this will be probably the last kick, he need not even kick it, the drought is over. 32 years they've waited, let the celebrations begin" Sandy Roberts
"From the back pocket, this will be probably the last kick, he need not even kick it, the drought is over. 32 years they've waited, let the celebrations begin" Sandy Roberts
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Adz wrote:LOL You can't just throw in 150k and call it marketing. Everything had to be within the cap.
Yeah, you can!
Step 1: Go to Coles or Woollies.
Step 2: Purchase 2 packets of brown paper bags.
Step 3: Place money in bag.
Step 4: Hand to Travis.
WE WERE ROBBED, RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME, RIGHT IN FRONT OF MEEE!
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WE ALL LOOK GOOD AT TRAINING, IT'S THE MATCHES THAT COUNT!
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