Hopefully the club will issue a confirmatory statement at some stage
Isaiah Papali’i #265
- Thread starter MarySt
- Start date
C
Cobarcats
Guest
Already posted
earl
Well-known member
In this instance I'll run with it.
Bloody simple idea to action.
Make a player only available to sign with a new club from after July 1 the season prior.
From October to June 30 leave it up to the current club to attempt resigning them and or decide to let the player go to market.
If they are not part of your plans trade them off a year early but don’t allow any signings without immediate transfer in effect to take place until after june 30 of that season.
How bloody hard can it be.
One of sheens' mates is the mole. Tony Adams.
Alr
Already have apparently. Give him time though
Tigers_Wests
Well-known member
Brad Arthur just on the news basically trying to make Papali'i feel guilty. Saying they would love to keep him not only for what Papali'i has done for the club, but what the club has done for him.
Also said it is now up to him what he does (sorry mate, but it isn't up to him.......a contract says he is with Tigers).
Also said it is now up to him what he does (sorry mate, but it isn't up to him.......a contract says he is with Tigers).
tony soprano
Well-known member
What a turd
They've basically underpaid he for 2 or 3 years. Definitely Papali'i has done way more for them an he's a dope if he does not realise that.
tony soprano
Well-known member
Sounds desperate
AdelaideTiger
Well-known member
Just have to look at his numbers this year, he is the corner stone of their pack and does soo much work for them.
They will fall in a heap when he leaves.
As good as Paulo is, it looks like they maybe over paid for him.
They will fall in a heap when he leaves.
As good as Paulo is, it looks like they maybe over paid for him.
bathursttiger1
Well-known member
That's the same when Step left the scum.
diedpretty
Well-known member
If that is what he said then that is pretty close to contract tampering. I'm sure the NRL will look in to it. Yea right.
jirskyr
Well-known member
I don't know what you mean - the two highest-profile recruits Tigers have snared have come since the documentary.
I personally doubt there was anything crazy or unexpected from professional footballers at other clubs about the doco on the Tigers. It's probably very similar stuff everywhere, just more or less wins.
The NRL have it listed as the first item on the agenda for the 30th February 2032
Brad ought to be very careful what he says. You can be sued for inducing someone to breach a contract.
426Tlgerland
Well-known member
Papi should realise tigers are on the rise we are rock bottom with a couple good players coming next year , Parra on the other hand will loose more good players than us and away they go down the slip and slide heading straight to where they belong / bottom 4 next year that’s my tip
pawsandclaws1
Well-known member
He came across as smug and shifty under that beany. Obviously the Eels are in a lot of trouble next year. This is great news.
Holbrook was just on 10. Highly unimpressive with a stunned mullet look on his face. Dymock is gone, said change needed to happen and they will be after an established hooker and half next year. I think Hastings will be in demand.
I mean this is all a media story, not long ago there was an article:
Papali'i says he is under no illusions about what lies ahead.
"It's a massive challenge. There's no hiding that," he said.
"But to be able to be a part of something, starting from the ground up, is something that I'll be proud of."
The Tigers will hope the arrivals of Papali'i and dual premiership-winning hooker Api Koroisau can help to instil a winning culture at the club, which has not played finals football since 2011.
"I've got to soak in as much as I can while I'm here," Papali'i said.
"Parra is a good club and they have a lot to offer so I want to make sure that I'm not just learning on the field but also off it, so I can take that elsewhere when I do jump in that Tigers system.
"I want to make sure that I look after myself first and then hopefully have people around me (at the Tigers) who will jump on the same boat."
Who will ride the boat with Isaiah the boat boat builder
Papali'i says he is under no illusions about what lies ahead.
"It's a massive challenge. There's no hiding that," he said.
"But to be able to be a part of something, starting from the ground up, is something that I'll be proud of."
The Tigers will hope the arrivals of Papali'i and dual premiership-winning hooker Api Koroisau can help to instil a winning culture at the club, which has not played finals football since 2011.
"I've got to soak in as much as I can while I'm here," Papali'i said.
"Parra is a good club and they have a lot to offer so I want to make sure that I'm not just learning on the field but also off it, so I can take that elsewhere when I do jump in that Tigers system.
"I want to make sure that I look after myself first and then hopefully have people around me (at the Tigers) who will jump on the same boat."
Who will ride the boat with Isaiah the boat boat builder
earl
Well-known member
I think some dude that just makes stuff up. I only believe them when it suits me.
Members online
- bigsiro
- Tim Sheens
- Wagga_Tiger
- Brett Thurbon
- Jedi_Tiger
- Hbom
- Winston Churchill
- tigerslad
- tiger05premier
- Greek tiger
- pawsandclaws1
- gallagher
- Snidest 0
- 4jtigers
- Mort
- Canberratiger
- BirchgroveTiger
- jadtiger
- WhiTe Tiger
- yott21
- Endtroducing
- Spida
- Stevec
- Tigrr2
- Jolls
- Moh
- weststigers
- Tiger_heart
- TigerNeddyK
- Jimmy Jazz
- Dr_Ice
- Donjer
- Milky
- twentyforty
- cktiger
- Wallyfunk1
- Tbone
- barnsta
- Federals
- Joelcainenumber1fan
- Twal & Seyfarth
- upthetigers
- NJLM78
- Mighty_Tiger
- Tooff-less Cat
- Muffstar
- boonboon
- The Spectator
- bbobb
- Squater