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And he owes someone some money somewhere... for lunch...
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Buzz can’t remember what he had for lunch
Fool 360Beer wine and maybe a pie
Galvin is new and shiny in a game where robotic football once ruled. I credit his play not only to Galvin but also to Marshall, his coaching team and our junior development staff. You know there are entitled clubs who believe he should be with them now and something went wrong with the system that he did not end up with one of them. What went wrong is the good work of WTs' staff which I don't believe is recognised in the NRL.Am i the only one thinking Galvin is not going to be here long term. Always hearing the phrase "i'll see out my contract". kinda scares me.
But winning more games will hopefully change that!
We've got latu and large on the rise, so a very strong plan BAm i the only one thinking Galvin is not going to be here long term. Always hearing the phrase "i'll see out my contract". kinda scares me.
But winning more games will hopefully change that!
“We want him here as long as I’m here” is a rediculous thing to say. I’m sorry, he’s a talent but he’s used to winning and throws his toys out of the cot at the first sign of adversity. Its unlikely that he’ll play in a team that wins consecutive grand finals in the NRL like he did in his youth. You have ups and downs and he needs to deal with it and get stronger.Am i the only one thinking Galvin is not going to be here long term. Always hearing the phrase "i'll see out my contract". kinda scares me.
But winning more games will hopefully change that!
To me he plays with instinct. I don’t think it’s coaching that gives him that, it’s years of playing in the backyard, playing with his mates in juniors, making lots of decisions. Perhaps the coaching frees him up to back his decisions.Galvin is new and shiny in a game where robotic football once ruled. I credit his play not only to Galvin but also to Marshall, his coaching team and our junior development staff. You know there are entitled clubs who believe he should be with them now and something went wrong with the system that he did not end up with one of them. What went wrong is the good work of WTs' staff which I don't believe is recognised in the NRL.
Am i the only one thinking Galvin is not going to be here long term. Always hearing the phrase "i'll see out my contract". kinda scares me.
But winning more games will hopefully change that!
Well his coach was purely spontaneous wasn’t he !To me he plays with instinct. I don’t think it’s coaching that gives him that, it’s years of playing in the backyard, playing with his mates in juniors, making lots of decisions. Perhaps the coaching frees him up to back his decisions.
Agreed. I think he is very fortunate to have Marshall as his coach. It is probably a big reason Luai is coming and that we attracted another outstanding talent in Latu Fainu.Well his coach was purely spontaneous wasn’t he !
There will be serious competition for halves next year. It will be great.Agreed. I think he is very fortunate to have Marshall as his coach. It is probably a big reason Luai is coming and that we attracted another outstanding talent in Latu Fainu.
I'd say he's been doing what he does for a long time probably since primary school and his coaches have been smart enough to let him run with that... As you say it's instinct, it's natural for himTo me he plays with instinct. I don’t think it’s coaching that gives him that, it’s years of playing in the backyard, playing with his mates in juniors, making lots of decisions. Perhaps the coaching frees him up to back his decisions.
Definitely needs to mature - this is why you don't let teenagers make life decisions without older, wiser heads around. If the Tigers were still a complete basket case and showed no signs of getting any better, I l might think it would be better for him to go, but that's definitely not the case at the moment.Was an interesting comment from Benji on the Coaching insider. "We always put him first and he likes that". Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but seems like lachie needs a bit more maturing yet. Will hopefully come with time - he's a very young lad and has had a lot of hype in his short career already.
Was very impressed with Kit and TDS on the podcast and their maturity. They'll be good to keep the younger group on the straight and narrow.