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MarkOlsen wrote: maybe you should ask the WAFC why they made the changes, if things are all fair why would they need to make any changes ?
I have given my opinion on why i think the changes were made, if people dont agree with my opinion that is fine but they need to put forward their own opinion why they think the changes were made.
or do people think the changes were made for no reason and that Subi winning is really down to training harder ?
be interested in everyone's thoughts on why they think the changes have been made.

Not talking about why the changes were enforced by the WAFC...that is a given to bring Subi back to the field...just want to know which players Subi are paying on the sly?..Obviously you know which ones are or have been,to have an opinion like that...because the Subi boys don't know it seems....

Stand the Test wrote:

Lions Den wrote: Perth have signed Kieran Delahunty from NT Thunder. Was keen to join his cousin Lachlan at Subiaco, but their new recruiting restrictions ruled that out.

This is not true. Kieran on PFC radar long before the rule changes. Find another example to get the ball rolling cos this is not it.

What's not true is your insinuation that I was trying to push an agenda. Merely stating facts as reported by the WAFL's leading journalist.

There's a difference between him "being on Perth's radar" and his preference actually being to go to Perth.

As reported by John Townsend:

"Kieran Delahunty, 26, who plays a similar role to his cousin as a mobile forward and occasional ruckman, was eager to join the Lions but was prevented from doing so because his NEAFL history makes him a 10-point player.

Lachlan Delahunty recommended to his cousin to join Perth when it became apparent he would not be able to move to Subiaco."

Well apparently from what Ive heard two players that joined Subiaco a few years ago from another WAFL club said "Subi are paying less than what I would get if I stayed I'm joining for success" laughable!!

Perhaps they just like to train harder and for longer.

turtle wrote: Well apparently from what Ive heard two players that joined Subiaco a few years ago from another WAFL club said "Subi are paying less than what I would get if I stayed I'm joining for success" laughable!!

Who are the players and what info have you got that makes the claim laughable, or are you just making shite up like many on here? Remember when Jeff farmer and Peter Bell both announced they went back to Souths in '09 to win a flag and were playing for love? or is that different.

Nah the club refused what they wanted money wise so they left

Lions Den wrote:

Stand the Test wrote:

Lions Den wrote: Perth have signed Kieran Delahunty from NT Thunder. Was keen to join his cousin Lachlan at Subiaco, but their new recruiting restrictions ruled that out.

This is not true. Kieran on PFC radar long before the rule changes. Find another example to get the ball rolling cos this is not it.

What's not true is your insinuation that I was trying to push an agenda. Merely stating facts as reported by the WAFL's leading journalist.

There's a difference between him "being on Perth's radar" and his preference actually being to go to Perth.

As reported by John Townsend:

"Kieran Delahunty, 26, who plays a similar role to his cousin as a mobile forward and occasional ruckman, was eager to join the Lions but was prevented from doing so because his NEAFL history makes him a 10-point player.

Lachlan Delahunty recommended to his cousin to join Perth when it became apparent he would not be able to move to Subiaco."

He must not like his cousin very much then.

ooollllrrrrrry2 wrote:

Lions Den wrote:

Stand the Test wrote:

Lions Den wrote: Perth have signed Kieran Delahunty from NT Thunder. Was keen to join his cousin Lachlan at Subiaco, but their new recruiting restrictions ruled that out.

This is not true. Kieran on PFC radar long before the rule changes. Find another example to get the ball rolling cos this is not it.

What's not true is your insinuation that I was trying to push an agenda. Merely stating facts as reported by the WAFL's leading journalist.

There's a difference between him "being on Perth's radar" and his preference actually being to go to Perth.

As reported by John Townsend:

"Kieran Delahunty, 26, who plays a similar role to his cousin as a mobile forward and occasional ruckman, was eager to join the Lions but was prevented from doing so because his NEAFL history makes him a 10-point player.

Lachlan Delahunty recommended to his cousin to join Perth when it became apparent he would not be able to move to Subiaco."

He must not like his cousin very much then.

Or maybe Lachie is sick of winning premierships with Subi and is looking for a challenge and it’s part of his grand plan to join the Demons in 2021 and play alongside his cousin?

jonnyboy wrote: Think you will find he will be at subi next season

Looks that way based on his presence in their membership campaign video released today.

The stadium deal and QBE have gone so that money will dry up eventually so will the players seeking big dollars.