GNR4LIFE
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It’s too bad we’ll never know what our chances would have been if we actually had a proper coach.
OFFICIAL Lachlan Galvin #277 *Released* Career Discussion.
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jirskyr
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There we go, news these days is someone somewhere liking a comment without saying anything else. It's the new "body language".
Tiger_Yoshi
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He seems to enjoy the media circus abut his future…it’s another “game” for him….
Tigerdazz2
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Who stops anyone from talking to him or "bump" into him in a coffee shop or restaurant?
Can't "officially" offer a contract but clearly a "word of mouth" deal could be done well before September.
Plenty of people on here put 2+2 together and get 5.
Amazingly they are also mind readers and can tell us what he’s thinking… and even GUARANTEE where he’s going , when he’s going and for how much.
Incredible.
It makes me laugh. The NRL doesn't want to stop this kind of behaviour even though the fans can't stand. Galvin is signed until Oct 31st 2026. Yet here are the.media going on bout it. They love the clicks.
At the end of the day the same team has won the wooden spoon 3 times and the same team has won the comp 4 times in a row. Every team is equal in a salary cap.
If you can't see how fundamentally the competition is broken and could easily be fixed with a few things like if a player leaves he gets equal or less of the contract they are in the manager does not get anything unless the old contract finished fully.
Commentators talking about Galvin (Who isn't even that good yet) 20 months out leaving to another club is dead set an embarrassment to the media, to the players, the managers and the game. The RLPA can stick their word mumbo down the toilet. Until the managers are reined in and a system put in place this competition will always be uneven.
V'landy's is a tool for not soughting this out. Can't interfere with the bottom dollar I suppose.
At the end of the day the same team has won the wooden spoon 3 times and the same team has won the comp 4 times in a row. Every team is equal in a salary cap.
If you can't see how fundamentally the competition is broken and could easily be fixed with a few things like if a player leaves he gets equal or less of the contract they are in the manager does not get anything unless the old contract finished fully.
Commentators talking about Galvin (Who isn't even that good yet) 20 months out leaving to another club is dead set an embarrassment to the media, to the players, the managers and the game. The RLPA can stick their word mumbo down the toilet. Until the managers are reined in and a system put in place this competition will always be uneven.
V'landy's is a tool for not soughting this out. Can't interfere with the bottom dollar I suppose.
BrissieTiger67
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If he genuinely wants to leave after we gave him a chance and debut and basically put him on a stage. I would love if we parked him in reserve grade and you didn't hear about him for 18 months. Don't release him early for the benefit of another club. Id love it if we did that, so much more than getting some trade.
But does he want to go?
He seems pretty happy from all accounts (the exception being the media).
Tigerstigerstigers
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Totally agree. It’s a dead set shxt show and shows the contractual foundations of the NRL lack integrity. Here we are after a long off season and yet instead of looking forward to round 2 of the footy , instead the media hounding our team about potential outs. What a circus NrL has become. The NRL better sort it as it has the potential to see the fans leave in droves
Yep agree, Moses maybe a grub but the players don’t have to be. I say players that choose to be managed by Moses probably are no better. Birds of feather…..
user118245
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Latu time now, organise a trade PLEASEEEEE richo. I’d make it public some offers have been received for an instant trade after the strong parra links, then still trade him to parra but for a big return
pawsandclaws1
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A team is not going to trade away one of their best players for Galvin. Teams want to strengthen their sides, not weaken them by trading a player. You also need to consider the salary cap implications. We're reportedly paying Galvin $350k next season, which I like. A player swap may result in us having to find additional $ when we need every $ to strengthen our roster.
rZEROd
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Yeah lol that's the one.💩💩
Who would you want from parra? Personally I'd take none of themml
innsaneink
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Totally agree with you but for every fan this crap annoys there's another that's getting something opposite to it
I can't believe a little 👍 is where we are at these days
The world's in great hands
Tucker
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It happens every day.
Years ago my boss took me out for lunch as a catch-up. Whilst in there we ran into the services manager for Multiplex. He joined us and in front of my boss, started testing the waters about me jumping ship. He was joking about but was serious. Deals get done very quickly and without much fuss in certain circumstances. Younger workers are easily seduced. It’s not always the manager.
TigerJunior4
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Another circus involving a Tigers players contract 😂. This will be long-winded and drawn out in the media just like any Moses negotiation.
I do find a bit of humour in the fact that Parra punted both Mitchell Moses and Lachie Galvin around the same age, then came knocking after they were established as first graders at the Tigers.
All the signs if you can call them that are pointing to Galvin leaving. He’s made the release request too many times for it to be media noise.
It’ll be disappointing if he leaves but at least we have Fainu as a backup.
I do find a bit of humour in the fact that Parra punted both Mitchell Moses and Lachie Galvin around the same age, then came knocking after they were established as first graders at the Tigers.
All the signs if you can call them that are pointing to Galvin leaving. He’s made the release request too many times for it to be media noise.
It’ll be disappointing if he leaves but at least we have Fainu as a backup.
Team first approach.
You can bet your life Gus Gould is putting all focus on Galvin to take focus off his own young players getting attention that he wants to retain.
No club wants to be forced to pay outrageous money on potential no matter how highly a young player is rated.
You can bet your life Gus Gould is putting all focus on Galvin to take focus off his own young players getting attention that he wants to retain.
No club wants to be forced to pay outrageous money on potential no matter how highly a young player is rated.
I'm sure I read somewhere (although i cant find it now) this was being considered or had been proposed to, or even by the NRL. That if a player changes club mid contract they will not be able to earn more money.
It was about a month ago and could have been from the same committee that has recommended NYC return.
innsaneink
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'Honour it': Players cop terse warning over broken contracts
'We will certainly have to look at it'
www.nine.com.au
