Oh id like to know who spelt Joe's name wrong on that contract...Paul Bauer???
No, it was Mike Daws. As Gaze said, bit of a mistake to have someone without real basketball knowledge negotiating contracts with players.
Ingles is cocky and I don't always love his attitude, but he can play and I wouldn't mind him in Adelaide.
EC, you might not realise, but when a player is choosing between multiple approaches, they want to know that they will have maximum opportunity to grow as a player at a club. One way clubs can demonstrate that they are the right place is by showing awareness of the player's ability and needs. Thinking a SG/SF is a C and not being able to spell their name isn't a great way to instil confidence. Nor is offering under the minimum and a "spot in the 13". When you get a strong competing offer from a club that cares and gives you a stronger pathway to improve your game, you take it.
If you were a uni graduate from Adelaide and were choosing between $20k making coffee in the trenches, and $60k (let's say) doing hands-on work with real-world projects ASAP and offered you support in improving your skills through educational courses and so on, anyone with sense should take the latter. You want to become the best you can be and it's in your employer's interest that you do so also.
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Back to the coverage - FWIW, I think Carfino and Gaze are a decent commentary duo. A lot more colour and less horse-race calling (Casey-style). More insight and humour.