People acting like loyalty is the big driver here after Dylan Brown just signed an enormous deal to go to Newcastle & wither away his career.
Galvin is going to get offered a lot of money- and that will be the deciding factor. Be it the Tigers, Eels, Manly, PNG or whoever- the market for young halves was set by Sam Walker & Galvin is going to cash in on the hype.
As he should.
The bigger danger, instead of losing Galvin, is signing a player on too much money for what they offer. If there is a bidding war, as I expect there will be, the winner might not be the club that signs him for $13m over 10 years. (No- I know that was Brown's contract- I'm just using generalisations).