When will Michael Crabtree be signed?

Originally posted by 49ers2009:
We can still trade Crabtree.


Have you heard of sign-n-trade.

Um, the problem is we can't get him signed. If and when we do, I have no idea why we should trade him

Originally posted by 49ers2009:
Check out these videos:

Hitler finds out about Crabtree's holdout

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfGUzVi7wJY

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LoL this is funny.

holy hell the crabtree thread is catching up to the qb competition thread fast!

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by 49ers2009:
We can still trade Crabtree.


Have you heard of sign-n-trade.

Um, the problem is we can't get him signed. If and when we do, I have no idea why we should trade him

I was just curious where this thread had gone after 125 pages and I definitely am not going to read them all, so I apologize for the likely case that this was already covered.

Anyway, he doesn't need to be signed to be traded. The Niners can trade the rights to him, leaving the recipient to work out a deal with him. Of course, the Niners could also grant permission to negotiate with other teams and then trade to a team who is willing to match his demands, and then trade him.

I'm not saying I think this should be done or will be done, just that it is theoretically possible.

I'm willing to forgive and forget and love him when he signs, but if for some reason he maintains his position, I'd prefer he just miss the season and get drafted way later next year to set a precedent and make an example.

Actually mug we missed the august 14th deadline to deal him. now if we trade him he actually does have to ae signed.

lets go drop a bag of burning dogs**t on his front door step and ring his doorbell everyday until he signs, that should do the trick

Over/under on how many days till this thread reaches 200 pages?

before regular season

G*D DA*N IT MOTHERF***KER SON OF A B***H SIGN ALREADY!!! lol sorry had to get that out. Every day I'm checking and hoping to sign and nothing. Hurry the F*** up Crabtree and sign!

Originally posted by mug0mug:

Originally posted by English:

Originally posted by 49ers2009:
We can still trade Crabtree.


Have you heard of sign-n-trade.

Um, the problem is we can't get him signed. If and when we do, I have no idea why we should trade him

I was just curious where this thread had gone after 125 pages and I definitely am not going to read them all, so I apologize for the likely case that this was already covered.

Anyway, he doesn't need to be signed to be traded. The Niners can trade the rights to him, leaving the recipient to work out a deal with him. Of course, the Niners could also grant permission to negotiate with other teams and then trade to a team who is willing to match his demands, and then trade him.

I'm not saying I think this should be done or will be done, just that it is theoretically possible.

I'm willing to forgive and forget and love him when he signs, but if for some reason he maintains his position, I'd prefer he just miss the season and get drafted way later next year to set a precedent and make an example.

Deadline passed on August 14. CBA states that unsigned draftees cannot be traded within a 30 day window of the first Sunday of the regular season.

anyone know what the diffrence between the money we are offering crap and what he is asking for ? My understanding we offered 18 upfront and he wants 23 million like the 7th overall pick

he is wasting his time and ours by not signing , he is not going to get a lot more moeny and who is advising him cousin or s**t head are losing out on paychecks to buy a new car !

I say go ahead and match the Heyward-Bey contract and not exceed no more. If he plays better than DHB then add incintives.

this thread is starting to make me angry

Originally posted by King49er:
this thread is starting to make me angry

barely? i was angry about 100 pages ago. Now i'm just sad.

Originally posted by SybErkRimInAL:

Originally posted by King49er:
this thread is starting to make me angry

barely? i was angry about 100 pages ago. Now i'm just sad.

true enough