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You could be right they print anything these days, doesn't matter if there's any truth in it or not.if it was Galvin’s manager they would have just announced it ….Galvin is in the paper any other day for something …
Yes he would have been a good fit for us as a lock , how come other clubs pick up players left right and centre but we just never seem to get guys that would fit usI reckon Dylan Walker will be great for Parra. He is true footy player - it's just his body that is showing the wear and tear.
Haven't seen him winning too many premierships with the Warriors and he's o the wrong side of 30.Yes he would have been a good fit for us as a lock , how come other clubs pick up players left right and centre but we just never seem to get guys that would fit us
I don't think anyone can say with honesty that Moses is a bad agent. He has secured some all-time deals for his clients over the years. He is, in fact, quite effective.Here is a rumor what if TDS and Galvin want to stay at West??
Moses is a bad agent who is only driven by his media profile.
Nah, never.Yes he would have been a good fit for us as a lock , how come other clubs pick up players left right and centre but we just never seem to get guys that would fit us
All of our signings are playing well for us. Think that's a first.Nah, never.
(Skelton, Turuva, May, Hunt, Bird, Luai this year alone)
.....never.
The main reason why hed sign elsewhereWould love Galvin's family to sack Moses...
Moses places no value on loyalty,mateship,development $$ invested by the club,nor being a one club playerI don't think anyone can say with honesty that Moses is a bad agent. He has secured some all-time deals for his clients over the years. He is, in fact, quite effective.
The problem is, we're all club fans and contracts are a zero-sum game, meaning the better the deal for the player, the worse for the club (to simplify).
I can't stand Isaac Moses. And I hate the entire player-manager system as it is now.
But his only metric is gaining the most money and security for his client, which he is undeniably effective at.
His methods though are a disgrace and it should be on the NRL to shorten his leash (again).
I’d say we would have looked into it given our needs plus he’s good mates with Api. Eels were probably willing to pay more is my guess.Yes he would have been a good fit for us as a lock , how come other clubs pick up players left right and centre but we just never seem to get guys that would fit us
Good for the client but bad for the game, they shouldn't have enough power to ruin squads which has been evident in the past, the NRL should control this by getting rid of the independents and having their own in house maybe this could work out to be fairer method.I don't think anyone can say with honesty that Moses is a bad agent. He has secured some all-time deals for his clients over the years. He is, in fact, quite effective.
The problem is, we're all club fans and contracts are a zero-sum game, meaning the better the deal for the player, the worse for the club (to simplify).
I can't stand Isaac Moses. And I hate the entire player-manager system as it is now.
But his only metric is gaining the most money and security for his client, which he is undeniably effective at.
His methods though are a disgrace and it should be on the NRL to shorten his leash (again).
Jack Bird, Terrell May, luai all fit us .. I feel that Richo has turned that around at least .. we were like that under the fedora kidYes he would have been a good fit for us as a lock , how come other clubs pick up players left right and centre but we just never seem to get guys that would fit us
I don't disagree, though the NRL taking control of the situation brings with it its own set of conflict-of-interest issues to navigate.Good for the client but bad for the game, they shouldn't have enough power to ruin squads which has been evident in the past, the NRL should control this by getting rid of the independents and having their own in house maybe this could work out to be fairer method.
Maybe he just didn't want to come to the Tigers - not everyone wants to no matter what.I’d say we would have looked into it given our needs plus he’s good mates with Api. Eels were probably willing to pay more is my guess.
Maybe, that would probably come from the players side of the equation, I think the clubs and fans though would be all for it, I'm sure the NRL think tank could put together a fair system over an off season to keep all parties happy if they worked hard at it, what we have now isn't good enough.I don't disagree, though the NRL taking control of the situation brings with it its own set of conflict-of-interest issues to navigate.
He does a great job in terms of money and length of deal, however he has tarnished quite a few of his players reputations and often guided them to the wrong club.I don't think anyone can say with honesty that Moses is a bad agent. He has secured some all-time deals for his clients over the years. He is, in fact, quite effective.
The problem is, we're all club fans and contracts are a zero-sum game, meaning the better the deal for the player, the worse for the club (to simplify).
I can't stand Isaac Moses. And I hate the entire player-manager system as it is now.
But his only metric is gaining the most money and security for his client, which he is undeniably effective at.
His methods though are a disgrace and it should be on the NRL to shorten his leash (again).
Think he might be a bit like Jack Bird for us.I reckon Dylan Walker will be great for Parra. He is true footy player - it's just his body that is showing the wear and tear.
I am talking more about players just jumping out of blue , may was one who we gotJack Bird, Terrell May, luai all fit us .. I feel that Richo has turned that around at least .. we were like that under the fedora kid