Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

Also seems to be overlooking - None of those teams came last for the last 2 years....
Also is too busy looking at the list - Look at next years list, It looks better....
Find the players you want, Get them - Then try get them out early.

Or just get players to break contracts....
Seems to happen to us often enough to suggest it's not an unreachable option.

What do you even mean by "next year's list"? No-one can even start negotiating for 2025 before 1 November - who exactly do you think we have missed out on? "Or just get players to break contracts". Jeez I love interacting with people who don't live in the real world. Yeah let's just sign players who aren't allowed to negotiate contracts or imagine a bunch of players who are happy to walk away from their existing deals to come to the back to back wooden spooners. You have absolutely no idea how any of this works and your comment is embarrassing.
 
Also seems to be overlooking - None of those teams came last for the last 2 years....
Also is too busy looking at the list - Look at next years list, It looks better....
Find the players you want, Get them - Then try get them out early.

Or just get players to break contracts....
Seems to happen to us often enough to suggest it's not an unreachable option.
Yep, get some of those Broncos and Panthers players. Get Ivan as assistant coach while you’re at it 😂
 
I will until this club changes how it does things.
You keep happy clapping like a brain damaged seal.
Or, to put it another way, "living in the real world". Hope your mummy and daddy get you that spaceship for Christmas, champ.
 
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I will until this club changes how it does things.
You keep happy clapping like a brain damaged seal.
I'm sure there is a middle ground here where people can both find positives out of a low point and provide perspectives / suggest ideas on a realistic strategy out of the current state of the club, whilst simultaneously hoping for a drastic and unexpected positive change, be it administrative, recruitment or whatever.

I'm struggling to see the benefit of putting the kibosh on people whose suggested solutions to the problem are conservative and realistic versus transformational and unrealistic. It may not be what we as fans want, but the very people on here putting these underwhelming-at-times suggestions forward are not doing so because they want the side to continue to languish, nor that they believe it the most effective way out, but that they lament the position we're in as much as any and are attempting to suggest ways forward given a multitude of variables at play here, salary cap, club perception, modern player priorities, state of the current market, etc.
 
Because of the real, genuine lack of talent available in the FA market, does everyone assume there will be a fair amount of horse trading between clubs for players that are either 'over valued' or surplus to requirements?

Players like Olam & Momorovski, for example, could get starting positions elsewhere reasonably easy- particularly for clubs like the Tigers & Dragons. Similarly, players like Twal & Nofa, who are 'over priced' at the Tigers, could be shipped out at reduced rates as the bargaining chip.

I think more than in previous seasons, we might see contracted players being moved on between clubs.
 
Additionally, teams with really strong junior bases, but weaker starting squads, have something other clubs want coming through. Could some of the Tigers juniors be valuable trading options for success 'now' instead of the future?
 
Because of the real, genuine lack of talent available in the FA market, does everyone assume there will be a fair amount of horse trading between clubs for players that are either 'over valued' or surplus to requirements?

Players like Olam & Momorovski, for example, could get starting positions elsewhere reasonably easy- particularly for clubs like the Tigers & Dragons. Similarly, players like Twal & Nofa, who are 'over priced' at the Tigers, could be shipped out at reduced rates as the bargaining chip.

I think more than in previous seasons, we might see contracted players being moved on between clubs.
Agree probably kick in November 1. Conner Tracy I would just go hard and get him to walk away from Sharks to get a starting spot with us
 
I'm sure there is a middle ground here where people can both find positives out of a low point and provide perspectives / suggest ideas on a realistic strategy out of the current state of the club, whilst simultaneously hoping for a drastic and unexpected positive change, be it administrative, recruitment or whatever.

I'm struggling to see the benefit of putting the kibosh on people whose suggested solutions to the problem are conservative and realistic versus transformational and unrealistic. It may not be what we as fans want, but the very people on here putting these underwhelming-at-times suggestions forward are not doing so because they want the side to continue to languish, nor that they believe it the most effective way out, but that they lament the position we're in as much as any and are attempting to suggest ways forward given a multitude of variables at play here, salary cap, club perception, modern player priorities, state of the current market, etc.
Exactly. This club is in a deep, deep hole and it's not going to turn round overnight. The people who are being unrealistic are the ones who think a handful of free agent signings is going to make everything ok. It's always the same spoiled kid nonsense: "Why don't we just sign a bunch of players who aren't on the market?" "Why don't we sign all the players who decided they wanted to go elsewhere?" "I don't want to do another rebuild." (waa).

As it happens, I complete agree that the club is run by idiots and TBH I don't hold out a great deal of hope on that basis. But I'm equally sure that "let's balls up our salary cap for the next half decade, again, by blowing it on anyone who'll sign for us" isn't going to improve that situation.
 
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