Sydney Stack [merged]

[Andyy]

Nice one Claw.

IIRC, Dusty was nearly shown the door after Chopstick gate and that was his second offence??

Nothing really substantiated in that was there?

Sydney caught red handed by police.

Dusty also had huge talent clearly. Stack has played about 6 good games. Risk vs reward for dusty was clearly more worth it.

[Rampsation]

My opinion only but Id keep him for 2021,Id give him aenior games but irrespective of how he performs I would trade him at the end of 2021, preferably a draft pick from Fremantle.

[Andyy]

My opinion only but Id keep him for 2021,Id give him aenior games but irrespective of how he performs I would trade him at the end of 2021, preferably a draft pick from Fremantle.

Good option this.

Would be a terrible shame as his 2018 was exhilarating.

If he wasn't on his last chance already then he surely is now.

[Gracie]

My opinion only but Id keep him for 2021,Id give him aenior games but irrespective of how he performs I would trade him at the end of 2021, preferably a draft pick from Fremantle.

Yes agree. Not sure we will fill all our spots for 2021 as we have several kids to play to find out if they have a long term future. And then we have the 6 picks at the end of next year, which to me is flagging a mini rebuild. So we can keep Stack on the list and hopefully he knuckles down and plays seniors.

We then have options with him and his trade value may increase over 2021, from its current zero value

[yandb]

He didn't cost us a draft pick so if he is a bust it's not the end of the world.

[Rampsation]

But if he plays and plays well in 2021... he becomes a valuable commodity.

What is a 2021 2nd rounder + Sydney Stack Worth draft pick wise?

Is Sydney Stack worth a 2nd rounder on his own?

If we put together some of our picks can we get a top 10 pick?

Getting sonething decent for stack can end up getting us a very good player in tbe draft.

[georgies31]

The fact is the guy didn't buckle down simple as thst or learn yeah he has talent , but why would we want his baggage and disruptions again we have created a strong club and culture anyone doesn't be part of it after a number of chances see you later.

[Andyy]

The fact is the guy didn't buckle down simple as thst or learn yeah he has talent , but why would we want his baggage and disruptions again we have created a strong club and culture anyone doesn't be part of it after a number of chances see you later.

Yep - you can bet it wasn't CCJ nagging Stack to go out with him to the strippers!

[yandb]

The fact is the guy didn't buckle down simple as thst or learn yeah he has talent , but why would we want his baggage and disruptions again we have created a strong club and culture anyone doesn't be part of it after a number of chances see you later.

Other clubs aren't stupid, after Stacks antics it will take 2 or 3 years of good behavior to have any value in a Stack trade

[one-eyed]

One Tiger who won’t be at training on Wednesday is Sydney Stack, who will face a Perth court on the same day for alleged COVID-19 self-quarantine breaches.

Stack spent the Christmas period behind bars after initially being given permission to return to Western Australia to attend his late grandfather’s funeral.

The WA border was again closed to Victorians as of midnight on New Year’s Eve, and Richmond confirmed it won’t have a club representative in court.

Source: HeraldSun

[MintOnLamb]

Is he coming back to Melbourne??

[WilliamPowell]

Is he coming back to Melbourne??

If he gets released then yes.

But seeing there are limited flights out of Perth then it may take a while

[one-eyed]

Sydney Stack back in court over alleged COVID-19 self-quarantine breaches

Sydney Stack returns to court after spending Christmas and New Year’s in jail as his manager gave an update on the Tiger youngster’s wellbeing.

Marc McGowan
January 5, 2021 - 5:01PM
News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom

Richmond footballer Sydney Stack’s agent has revealed how difficult spending the Christmas period in jail has been for his client ahead of him facing court again on Wednesday.

Stack was denied bail in Perth Magistrates Court only days before Christmas for alleged COVID-19 self-quarantine breaches in his home state.

That decision resigned the 20-year-old Tiger to spending multiple weeks behind bars before his January 6 court appearance.


Stack said at that first hearing his AFL career was “on the line”.

Asked how Stack was handling being in prison, Paul Peos, of Inside 50 Player Management, told the Herald Sun: “He’s finding it a very challenging situation.”

Stack initially received special permission to enter Western Australia to attend his late grandfather’s funeral for “cultural healing”.

His alleged breach was discovered when police issued him with a move-on notice for disorderly conduct, after he was involved in a late-night brawl.

Stack nominated a Northam address as his place of quarantine but later relocated to Belmont, about an hour away.

The second-year footballer also received a 10-match suspension for leaving Richmond’s Queensland hub in early September to attend a strip club, before being involved in a fight outside a kebab store.

The WA border was again closed to Victorians as of midnight on New Year’s Eve, and the Tigers confirmed they won’t have a club representative in court to support Stack.

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/news/sydney-stack-back-in-court-over-alleged-covid19-selfquarantine-breaches/news-story/14362270e102e6872db30c6a21b1a7c7

[DCrane]

Ridiculous that Stack has spent so long in prison for a minor public health offence.
It is worth mentioning that Western Australia has the highest indigenous incarceration rate in the country and still has the outlook of a penal colony. Hopefully the club supports him through this, even if they can't send anyone to WA for the 'trial'

[georgies31]

Ridiculous that Stack has spent so long in prison for a minor public health offence.
It is worth mentioning that Western Australia has the highest indigenous incarceration rate in the country and still has the outlook of a penal colony. Hopefully the club supports him through this, even if they can't send anyone to WA for the 'trial'

Not wrong there on those facts and it aren't no coincidence.