Tom Shines
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And he has the one thing that our club needs more than anything, respect.
God help us until we get rid of the clowns...
Sheens wasn’t the man for the job the first time they fired him, let alone last year
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And he has the one thing that our club needs more than anything, respect.
God help us until we get rid of the clowns...
Coaching the Wests Tigers means you are at the mercy of the idiots above. And they never change.Sheens wasn’t the man for the job the first time they fired him, let alone last year
Who's defending him?Idk how anyone could defend him or why they would want to.
Coaching the Wests Tigers means you are at the mercy of the idiots above. And they never change.
I give Benji 6 months.
It's the idiots I am bitter about, good coaches like Potter, Madge and Sheens having their fine reputations tarnished by clueless muppets. Benji next.Sheens getting moved on a year early seems an odd thing to be this bitter about …
Would it really have made much difference if he was still here having his final season in 2024 as they grind out another bottom three finish?
It's the idiots I am bitter about, good coaches like Potter, Madge and Sheens having their fine reputations tarnished by clueless muppets. Benji next.
I refuse to call anyone a bad coach when they are forced to play a To'a / Laurie halves combination in the NRL with a rookie fullback. Anyone who thinks Bud / Latu is much better, good luck to you.Bad coaches get moved on from clubs every year …the idiots appointing them in the first place is the main problem …
I refuse to call anyone a bad coach when they are forced to play a To'a / Laurie halves combination in the NRL with a rookie fullback. Anyone who thinks Bud / Latu is much better, good luck to you.
Most do. He also chased two/three genuine NRL halves who all turned us down. The Wests Tigers way.he moved on Hastings …
The savior who won us our first spoon LOL😂😂😂
Touche
I’ll try change the subject cause seems like this thread is turning into a general info thread.
Does anyone see Lachlan Galvin as a potential 13 in the future as a ball playing lock?
If both Fainu and Sullivan perform or even if we nab Luai he may struggle locking down a spot. He’s listed at 195cms at the age of 18. Probably still growing. That could add a different dimension to our attack with his playmaking abilities in the middle.
I haven’t watched him that closely, so anyone that might’ve what are your thoughts?
Most do. He also chased two/three genuine NRL halves who all turned us down. The Wests Tigers way.
The one he moved on took us to last place. Then was in a ding dong battle to retain his spot up against Adam Clune and Pheonix Crossland (made the finals at Knights because he had a superstar in his team - my point). Some of you blokes would probably celebrate signing that pair too lolWhat's that got to do with what he said - Or what he replied to?
I don't rate Hastings as much as anyone...
But what he said - Is correct...
You can't whine about the halves he 'was left' with, Without acknowledging the one he moved on...
Well, You probably can....
Hes only 18, got plenty of time to put some muscle on, with his height he could be a real monster....I have no idea but it's an interesting footy topic. Galvin looks like a really big kid but he is also extremely skillful. I think looking at his frame he is too small in relation to being skinny and he might get smashed playing lock. Can he tackle ? Could he handle long periods in the middle of the park ?
I suppose I figure play him in reserve grade and experiment with various positions and see how he develops.
The one he moved on took us to last place.
But we also have a long line of talented Locks coming through - Matamua, Kit Laulilii not to mention the guys in Harold Matts with wraps (and Seyfarth could also develop more in this position).I have no idea but it's an interesting footy topic. Galvin looks like a really big kid but he is also extremely skillful. I think looking at his frame he is too small in relation to being skinny and he might get smashed playing lock. Can he tackle ? Could he handle long periods in the middle of the park ?
I suppose I figure play him in reserve grade and experiment with various positions and see how he develops.
The question you have to ask is, how dose he and his management think about it. Considering the value of a six or seven is considerably more than most other positions. Also he seems to be in demand out there .I’ll try change the subject cause seems like this thread is turning into a general info thread.
Does anyone see Lachlan Galvin as a potential 13 in the future as a ball playing lock?
If both Fainu and Sullivan perform or even if we nab Luai he may struggle locking down a spot. He’s listed at 195cms at the age of 18. Probably still growing. That could add a different dimension to our attack with his playmaking abilities in the middle.
I haven’t watched him that closely, so anyone that might’ve what are your thoughts?
Funny I didn't see Mitchell Moses pull on our jersey. Getting deals done is our issue not coaching.And the ones he chose to go with instead kept us there…
Junior Jaw is a pretty big kid and handles the no7 role with ease. Early days but I see Galvin as potentially the best of the bunchI have no idea but it's an interesting footy topic. Galvin looks like a really big kid but he is also extremely skillful. I think looking at his frame he is too small in relation to being skinny and he might get smashed playing lock. Can he tackle ? Could he handle long periods in the middle of the park ?
I suppose I figure play him in reserve grade and experiment with various positions and see how he develops.