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I don’t understand why his father is in the media making comment. Lachlan is a professional athlete and an adult. I think it’s starting to become clear who’s guiding his decisions.

Nice, he’s done it.

I think it’s unfortunate but you don’t need to feel sorry for a first grader. The buck stops with him. You’re talking a million dollars a year and he’s a professional.

But why is it better for Moses to get him away from the tigers? Won’t he out want a happy client? Are the agents incentivised by the clubs to work in their favour?

Could be the case.

Agreed - can't fault the tigers. They've done everything they can. You can't control what someone thinks all the time. I think it comes down to the fact that he's not liking the "environment" that has been created and technically that falls under coaching. I don't think it's questioning Benji's...

Exactly.

I’m not defending him, I’m just saying that I don’t think he’s ripping Galvin out of the tigers. He’s just representing his clients wishes. Once again, not saying it’s right. I think Moses not being a great manager.

Well, potentially, but I think Galvin is the source and the info isn’t being processed well by the influencing parties.

Probably.

Yeah I do. They’ve offered him big money and Moses could make a good commission. I’m not saying Moses is doing the right thing, but I don’t think he’s deliberately trying to sabotage the tigers. He’s just blindly following his clients requests without asking more questions or having a dialogue...

If Moses is guilt of anything it’s listening to his client and taking his word literally without asking more questions or providing any kind of counsel. I don’t think he has a vendetta against the tigers. Other than that he’s just representing his clients wishes.

Agree - he’s getting good guidance but doesn’t know its value. Thinks he knows better.

I think he’s a young kid who needs guidance. He’s made some mistakes though and I don’t think he can play for the tigers anymore:

Could be right, but I don’t know about that. Galvin has screwed up totally here and I personally feel he can’t be played now.

It’s not about the money though, it’s about the environment and his education. Parents would be getting feedback from Lachlan - I think this is the problem. It’s feedback from a 19 year old who has very little first team experience. He feels the way he feels, but it doesn’t mean it’s right.

He’s messed up in the handling, but Galvin wants to go for his own reasons. Whether they are right or not is up to him. He’s going to be a massive loss and would have been worth the money, but other clubs have moved on from big losses and we can do the same.

It’s not about the money though. The tigers offered the money, he’s wanting out for other reasons. He’s not getting the attention that he feels he needs. We have to remember that places like Westfields are a rugby league education. It’s a constant education. And he feels he’s not getting it from...

I actually don’t think this is on Moses to be fair. If Galvin said he wanted to stay, then his agent can’t really do anything: Galvin wants to go.

Agreed. They asked him to come and he said no.