Player moves, deals, pick trades and more as Clayton Oliver, Charlie Curnow, Christian Petracca, Zach Merrett could find new clubs
Former Essendon player David Zaharakis said that the captains he played under his captains, Jobe Watson and Dyson Heppell would not think of going away as the current captain who describes the club as “Rabble”.
AFL 226 players in Tullamarine during the club’s drug scandal ten years ago was not a member of the “Essendon 34, because he did not participate in the injection regime, the club may have hit the“ rock dip ..
“To be honest, I thought that my period in Essendon was a very difficult period-especially 2015-16, Zah Zaharakis said Triple m.
“Everyone thought we were hitting the bottom of the rock, but honestly, even if not more, I believe we are too close to the bottom than we were at that time.”
Merrett, who won the sixth Essendon Award last week and won the Wednesday Award, met with Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell, a controversial movement that was controversial last month.
David Zaharakis in 2021.Credit: Getty Images
Essendon was determined that Merrett, who was contracted until the end of 2027, would not allow him to leave the club. They repeated this posture on Monday.
Merrett, “the club to keep me in football club and a contracted player and captain, I respect the desire to fully understand what it means,” he said.
“Regardless of the external noise and pressure, I accept that there are complexities and uncertainty at the moment.
Zaharakis, who finished playing in 2021, said that Essendon was “going back rather than being forward”.
“When I spent as a player, I didn’t have a captain who didn’t want to leave,” he said.
“[Former captains] Jobe and Dys, you never thought they’ve entertained something like that. So, Zach is there and potentially fun [trade]I don’t think he’il want him to be the captain next year.
“I love Zach as a human being, and he was a great team friend, but look at that person and said, ‘Are you completely connected to this footy club?’ It would be difficult to say that it was determined that it remains; [that he stays]. “
