AFL trade news 2023: Geelong coach Chris Scott casts doubt on Esava Ratugolea Port Adelaide move
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Geelong Coach Chris Scott, Esava Ratugolea'nın "no agreement has been made," he said, saying that Port Adelaide doubts about trade. Scott and Port Football Boss Chris Davies have shone verbally since Ratugolea offered a trade request at the beginning of this month, and a deal will be made in the next month's AFL trade period. Speaking with 9News Adelaide, Scott claimed that Geelong would not be pushed in trade talks. 'Super Shoes' records left a sport divided "I really invested in Esava, and my preference is to protect him, so I don't see any agreement at the moment," he said. Chris Scott and Geelong are not ready to step back in Port Adelaide "We are trying to deal with every situation on its own. There are explicit comparisons with other situations, but for key defenders, we understand that market is really powerful at the moment, and we are involved in it, so I want to maintain bison. "In addition to the investment we have made to him, players are currently getting big offers and we understand why this will be attractive ." When a 25 -year -old player was asked whether he would prefer a player on an election package, Scott replied "I didn't even think about it, my intention is not to trade him." Scott rejected the debate on what would be the peak of Ratugolea from Kardinia Park, where he spent his entire career with his port, Adelaide. Geelong Big Man Esava Ratugolea asked for trade to Adelaide Port this summer "No, no, coaches don't talk to each other about these things," he said. "I do not take part in our list management group, and then the external conversations are handled by Andrew Mackie and that team." Ratugolea has played 75 games for Geelong since its release in 2018. This summer, one of the three rival players demanding Port Adelaide joined Essendon's Brandon Zerk-Thatcher and Bulldogs Big Man Jordon Sweet.
Geelong Coach Chris Scott, Esava Ratugolea'nın "no agreement has been made," he said, saying that Port Adelaide doubts about trade. Scott and Port Football Boss Chris Davies have shone verbally since Ratugolea offered a trade request at the beginning of this month, and a deal will be made in the next month's AFL trade period. Speaking with 9News Adelaide, Scott claimed that Geelong would not be pushed in trade talks. 'Super Shoes' records left a sport divided "I really invested in Esava, and my preference is to protect him, so I don't see any agreement at the moment," he said. Chris Scott and Geelong are not ready to step back in Port Adelaide "We are trying to deal with every situation on its own. There are explicit comparisons with other situations, but for key defenders, we understand that market is really powerful at the moment, and we are involved in it, so I want to maintain bison. "In addition to the investment we have made to him, players are currently getting big offers and we understand why this will be attractive ." When a 25 -year -old player was asked whether he would prefer a player on an election package, Scott replied "I didn't even think about it, my intention is not to trade him." Scott rejected the debate on what would be the peak of Ratugolea from Kardinia Park, where he spent his entire career with his port, Adelaide. Geelong Big Man Esava Ratugolea asked for trade to Adelaide Port this summer "No, no, coaches don't talk to each other about these things," he said. "I do not take part in our list management group, and then the external conversations are handled by Andrew Mackie and that team." Ratugolea has played 75 games for Geelong since its release in 2018. This summer, one of the three rival players demanding Port Adelaide joined Essendon's Brandon Zerk-Thatcher and Bulldogs Big Man Jordon Sweet.