Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

KingRobbie said:
I usually get info on juniors if anything mate.

The two that will make their Harold Matt’s debuts next year for Wests that I’ve seen a lot of are Onitoni Large and Ali Karnib.

Onitoni better from what I’ve seen but Ali’s a great prospect too.

Still kids though.
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are you liking pathways system in place?were punching above trajectory?
 
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balmain boy said:
Actually no, most people said he was a 'Storm system' player, wouldn't be able to replicate the same form once he had to be the main man with a new coach and tactics.
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Honestly, I think the overall sentiment was positive, but we all view things in our own way.

You should do a poll!
 
weststigers said:
I think we’re playing semantics now. Yes he signed on a train and trial deal, but left soon after. Because he didn’t see out any real time at the club, I’d call that a deal that fell over.

There is little information about why he went back to PNG.

If you can find me an article that states we let him go because of fitness, I’d love to read it because I always wondered why it didn’t work out with him. Would have been a great player based on his recent performance at least.
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I thought he never made it into the country because of COVID.
I don’t recall any news about Gebbie actually joining the team for training.
 
Merlot said:
are you liking pathways system in place?were punching above trejectory? ,whats the gossip.ps why are we playing trials with cronulla n parra
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Yeah, I think the system they’ve got in place at the moment under Matt Betsey is slowly progressing and was quite successful this year.

Some extremely talented kids in the system + good recent junior recruitment, with the likes of Fa’agutu joining us next year from QLD etc.

Will only improve as Betsey’s in the Pathways job longer in my opinion.

Not sure on trial situation.
 
weststigers said:
I think we’re playing semantics now. Yes he signed on a train and trial deal, but left soon after. Because he didn’t see out any real time at the club, I’d call that a deal that fell over.

There is little information about why he went back to PNG.

If you can find me an article that states we let him go because of fitness, I’d love to read it because I always wondered why it didn’t work out with him. Would have been a great player based on his recent performance at least.
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good mates with Chee Kam -twitter evidence on here,as a time line.C K went to souths Gebbie home sick-worried
 
KingRobbie said:
Yeah, I think the system they’ve got in place at the moment under Matt Betsey is slowly progressing and was quite successful this year.

Some extremely talented kids in the system + good recent junior recruitment, with the likes of Fa’agutu joining us next year from QLD etc.

Will only improve as Betsey’s in the Pathways job longer in my opinion.

Not sure on trial situation.
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Fa’agutu looks amazing
 
KingRobbie said:
Yeah, I think the system they’ve got in place at the moment under Matt Betsey is slowly progressing and was quite successful this year.

Some extremely talented kids in the system + good recent junior recruitment, with the likes of Fa’agutu joining us next year from QLD etc.

Will only improve as Betsey’s in the Pathways job longer in my opinion.

Not sure on trial situation.
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silence is golden-we up there with the best in housing, social tours etc.of course we R.rock on
 
Cloudyglock
is Lenui a chance from Panthers , meaning we have had talks with him , Staines Swap how close
any other players we looking at out side our club upgrades , players from bench or reserves at other clubs outside panthers
 
Moses version of events as per the Tele

Cleary was in charge at the Wests Tigers when Moses was told he could leave and given a backhander on his way out. It was a decision that handed Moses to the Eels and left a bitter taste in the mouth of the young half.

Moses was ropable at the time, telling News Corp at the end of the 2017 season that he was heartbroken when he sat down at a meeting with Cleary and former Tigers football manager Kelly Egan, where they pulled a lucrative extension off the table.

Parramatta were gift wrapped the halfback who has finally buried the curse of the Eels No.7 jersey. The Tigers were left to pick up the pieces after Cleary left at the end of 2018 to join his son Nathan at Penrith.

“It was heartbreaking,” Moses said at the time.

“It ripped my heart out what they did. I didn’t see a point in staying there if they didn’t see a future with me after they pulled my deal.

“If someone comes into your work and says ‘look we don’t need you anymore’, you’re not going to feel welcomed.”

 
KH1988 said:
Moses version of events as per the Tele

Cleary was in charge at the Wests Tigers when Moses was told he could leave and given a backhander on his way out. It was a decision that handed Moses to the Eels and left a bitter taste in the mouth of the young half.

Moses was ropable at the time, telling News Corp at the end of the 2017 season that he was heartbroken when he sat down at a meeting with Cleary and former Tigers football manager Kelly Egan, where they pulled a lucrative extension off the table.

Parramatta were gift wrapped the halfback who has finally buried the curse of the Eels No.7 jersey. The Tigers were left to pick up the pieces after Cleary left at the end of 2018 to join his son Nathan at Penrith.

“It was heartbreaking,” Moses said at the time.

“It ripped my heart out what they did. I didn’t see a point in staying there if they didn’t see a future with me after they pulled my deal.

“If someone comes into your work and says ‘look we don’t need you anymore’, you’re not going to feel welcomed.”

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Welcome to the real world Mitch.
 
KH1988 said:
Moses version of events as per the Tele

Cleary was in charge at the Wests Tigers when Moses was told he could leave and given a backhander on his way out. It was a decision that handed Moses to the Eels and left a bitter taste in the mouth of the young half.

Moses was ropable at the time, telling News Corp at the end of the 2017 season that he was heartbroken when he sat down at a meeting with Cleary and former Tigers football manager Kelly Egan, where they pulled a lucrative extension off the table.

Parramatta were gift wrapped the halfback who has finally buried the curse of the Eels No.7 jersey. The Tigers were left to pick up the pieces after Cleary left at the end of 2018 to join his son Nathan at Penrith.

“It was heartbreaking,” Moses said at the time.

“It ripped my heart out what they did. I didn’t see a point in staying there if they didn’t see a future with me after they pulled my deal.

“If someone comes into your work and says ‘look we don’t need you anymore’, you’re not going to feel welcomed.”

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I don’t believe a word either of those two #### heads says. You will never get the truth out of em.
 
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