McCarthy saga won’t sway Pav
The West Australian
Fremantle’s bid to lure Greater Western Sydney key forward Cam McCarthy will not have any bearing on whether captain Matthew Pavlich decides to play on, according to club chief executive Steve Rosich.
Pavlich, set to turn 34 on December 31, is yet to announce whether he will press on into a 17th season in 2016.
The club expects to have a final decision on his playing future within a fortnight. Fremantle would almost certainly need it before their list lodgement at the end of the month.
GWS should meet with 'homesick' McCarthy's parents, manager says
AFL.com.au
CAM McCarthy's manager has implored Giants coach Leon Cameron and chief executive Dave Matthews to meet with the key forward's parents and discuss his desire to return home.
The 20-year-old, who is contracted to Greater Western Sydney until the end of 2017, informed the club he was homesick and wanted to move back to his home state of Western Australia.
Trade Winds: Swans key to Carlisle deal?
AFL.com.au
SUPPORTERS are getting edgier by the day as Thursday afternoon's NAB AFL Trade Period deadline draws near.
A raft of big names – headed by Jake Carlisle, Charlie Dixon and Adam Treloar– are yet to land at their preferred destinations, although a number of other moves got through on Monday.
As the clock ticks, clubs continue their desperate search for the right combination of picks and players to seal negotiations.
