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Seems like Cody has his sights firmly on playing for EF and EF only next year. Tho EF are being generous by offering Perth 12K for a tsf this year before the tsf fee drops to 8K next year....can't see Perth taking it out of principle...which is admirable....though with Quill going to Perth for 6K and he is a reserves player...think EF should wait till 2021 to get a bargain TBH....

Freezin wrote: Seems like Cody has his sights firmly on playing for EF and EF only next year. Tho EF are being generous by offering Perth 12K for a tsf this year before the tsf fee drops to 8K next year....can't see Perth taking it out of principle...which is admirable....though with Quill going to Perth for 6K and he is a reserves player...think EF should wait till 2021 to get a bargain TBH....

Yawn

C’mon Freeze!

Next year.

8k for Leggett, 6k or Quill. How does that happen?

Yeah not like Bobby Shields and the Perth boys to fall asleep at the financial wheel....but I guess 30+ is on the money with his post.....2021 it seems is where the tsf fees drop a bit compared to 2020....

Freezin wrote: Yeah not like Bobby Shields and the Perth boys to fall asleep at the financial wheel....but I guess 30+ is on the money with his post.....2021 it seems is where the tsf fees drop a bit compared to 2020....

At Mineral Resources the contract is absolutely sacrosanct and that must be maintained at all costs too bad if Cody hates the place. He can bloody well sit the season out - a few thousand if nothing when you have as much as they do stashed under the mattress. At Moss Street on the other hand every little helps.

It looks like you got your man after all after Perth inadvertently deregistered him....go figure.

Huh?? Whats happened?

From the West just now.

"Cody Leggett’s bitter clearance dispute ended in a fiasco when the long-kicking utility joined his target club East Fremantle because accident-prone Perth had inadvertently deregistered him.

The subject of a nine-month dispute during which Perth repeatedly refused to clear the talented utility player to the Sharks, saying it was a matter of principle that Leggett be held to his contract, the matter turned into a debacle this week when the Demons removed him from their primary playing list.

Leggett’s contract was voided once he was deregistered.


East Fremantle promptly registered the 24-year-old and intend to play him in their reserves scratch match against Claremont tomorrow morning.
They will pay Perth an $8000 transfer fee, well down on the $20,000 they offered the Demons when Leggett declared last year he wanted to join them this season.
Perth president Bob Shields confirmed that Leggett’s deregistration was an inadvertent administrative error.

“We will deal with it and be the stronger for it,” he said.
“We will take the transfer fee and get on with winning football games.”

How dumb is that???

Round 4 will be even more interesting now......

More money then cents I reckon.... who would of thought 8K for Leggett and 6K for Quill......