Blair Hartley

[Knighter]

Now I've heard it all. Hartley in control of setting up the indigenous academy

FMD. In what kind of business do people that useless get to keep a job while others around them don't?

e

That's actually a good job for him. Just keep him away from list management and trading

[Francois Jackson]

Now I've heard it all. Hartley in control of setting up the indigenous academy

FMD. In what kind of business do people that useless get to keep a job while others around them don't?

e

That's actually a good job for him. Just keep him away from list management and trading

Mate he is part of the cancer that is ruining the club.

get rid of him totally.

[Diocletian]

Moneyblair will overlook the best kids for some 28 year-old injury prone-flanker from Lake Boga Magpies...

[Yeahright]

I hear they have a pretty good ruckman, trains well too

[YellowandBlackBlood]

Happy to sign autographs too

[tdy]

Our inability to bring in decent picks at trade time is one of the main reasons we have never built our list properly.

Record for pick trading since Hartley arrived:

2010: IN-30  51    TRADED- Tambling
2011: IN-15  79    TRADED- Morris & 14,Morton
2012: IN-42          TRADED- Graham
2013: IN-
2014: IN-
2015: IN-*19 120 TRADED- 31 70 (2016)26

My numbers might not be accurate but I count only 5 players that have been traded out in the last 6 years
 

When did we get Hampson.  He got traded in. Yarran got traded in last year. Was Maric a trade or a psd. Houli was psd

[MintOnLamb]

How times change

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/eye-of-tiger-for-talent-20120608-201nu.html

"Richmond pro scout Blair Hartley’s other successes include (from left) Bachar Houli, Steven Morris and Shaun Grigg. Photo: Sebastian Costanzo
Right now, the poster boy for pro scouting is Richmond list analyser Blair Hartley. Having started his AFL journey at Essendon as a back-room operator and forward scout, he advanced to the position as head recruiter at Port Adelaide, all at the relatively tender age of 25.

Richmond then came calling, giving Hartley the imprimatur to forensically dissect the Tigers' list, identify the shortcomings and then scour the other [then] 16 clubs to determine whether the holes could be filled without paying a king's ransom or using prized first-round draft picks."

[YellowandBlackBlood]

How times change

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/eye-of-tiger-for-talent-20120608-201nu.html

"Richmond pro scout Blair Hartley’s other successes include (from left) Bachar Houli, Steven Morris and Shaun Grigg. Photo: Sebastian Costanzo
Right now, the poster boy for pro scouting is Richmond list analyser Blair Hartley. Having started his AFL journey at Essendon as a back-room operator and forward scout, he advanced to the position as head recruiter at Port Adelaide, all at the relatively tender age of 25.

Richmond then came calling, giving Hartley the imprimatur to forensically dissect the Tigers' list, identify the shortcomings and then scour the other [then] 16 clubs to determine whether the holes could be filled without paying a king's ransom or using prized first-round draft picks."

Seems like we'll do both on the one player!

[Francois Jackson]

yes how times have changed. He has gotten worse if that was at all possible.

To think we poached a bloke who delivered blokes like moore and butcher with top 10 picks is pretty funny. Once he arrived at port they started going downhill.

another masterstroke by the RFC

[Eat_em_Alive]

Makes sense to me 

[mightytiges]

Didn't realise the Club had brought out apparel for Blair's list management and recruiting efforts 

[Stalin]

How times change

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/eye-of-tiger-for-talent-20120608-201nu.html

"Richmond pro scout Blair Hartley’s other successes include (from left) Bachar Houli, Steven Morris and Shaun Grigg. Photo: Sebastian Costanzo
Right now, the poster boy for pro scouting is Richmond list analyser Blair Hartley. Having started his AFL journey at Essendon as a back-room operator and forward scout, he advanced to the position as head recruiter at Port Adelaide, all at the relatively tender age of 25.

Richmond then came calling, giving Hartley the imprimatur to forensically dissect the Tigers' list, identify the shortcomings and then scour the other [then] 16 clubs to determine whether the holes could be filled without paying a king's ransom or using prized first-round draft picks."

God I hate this guy