David Klemmer #264

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How many members is there on this forum? I'm hoping a couple of thousand members. We can than all in a common goal use the power of the masses. Hear me out for a second…...

Just a thought - maybe we can start a gofundme page for a player the majority agree on (after doing a poll) as a TPA which we can be presented to the player via his management

My understanding of TPA's is that the club can NOT organise it on behalf of the player but the player and their management team have to arrange it in addition to their contracted amount with the club.

Any thoughts?

Hmmm, I don't think a TPA of $9.50 will attract too many top players.
 
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I can't see why this would happen, he's playing at 13 at the moment - the inclusion of Woods & Foran shouldn't change that. If he's good enough, he will still start.

Anyway, the whole thing is just a bunch of media bull to stoke the fires on a slow news day.

Because they've also got Tolman and Graham. And 4 into 3 won't go. Plus they've clearly stiffed him on one of their trademark TPA farces. Now it sounds like they're ready to give him his money which is against the rules.

I still can't see how it would affect Klemmer if he is playing at lock. If anything, Woods will probably be playing from the bench.

Somehow I doubt Woods will start from the bench - he starts for NSW.

Yeah true, perhaps it will be Tolman then, I still don't see how it will affect Klemmer when he's playing at lock.
 
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How many members is there on this forum? I'm hoping a couple of thousand members. We can than all in a common goal use the power of the masses. Hear me out for a second…...

Just a thought - maybe we can start a gofundme page for a player the majority agree on (after doing a poll) as a TPA which we can be presented to the player via his management

My understanding of TPA's is that the club can NOT organise it on behalf of the player but the player and their management team have to arrange it in addition to their contracted amount with the club.

Any thoughts?

Hmmm, I don't think a TPA of $9.50 will attract too many top players.

Every person puts in what they can afford and btw don't be hard on your self as every dollar and cents counts :slight_smile:
 
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How many members is there on this forum? I'm hoping a couple of thousand members. We can than all in a common goal use the power of the masses. Hear me out for a second…...

Just a thought - maybe we can start a gofundme page for a player the majority agree on (after doing a poll) as a TPA which we can be presented to the player via his management

My understanding of TPA's is that the club can NOT organise it on behalf of the player but the player and their management team have to arrange it in addition to their contracted amount with the club.

Any thoughts?

In most cases the club "introduces" the player and his manager to a "potential" TPA. They assist but of course do not organise. All emails from clubs are monitored by the NRL so they have to be very careful how they do things.

There are two types of TPA's the contract TPA's which is the one Klemmer is having a problem with.
The other TPA's are gigs with Channel nine Fox etc which are outside the contract and are organised by the manager.

Million dollar contracts for example Hunt and Hayne would get 900k on the cap and 300k TPA's. No way either player would get 1.2m on the cap.
 
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Because they've also got Tolman and Graham. And 4 into 3 won't go. Plus they've clearly stiffed him on one of their trademark TPA farces. Now it sounds like they're ready to give him his money which is against the rules.

I still can't see how it would affect Klemmer if he is playing at lock. If anything, Woods will probably be playing from the bench.

Somehow I doubt Woods will start from the bench - he starts for NSW.

Yeah true, perhaps it will be Tolman then, I still don't see how it will affect Klemmer when he's playing at lock.

I'm guessing they see Tolman as more of the lock type than Klemmer.
 
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How many members is there on this forum? I'm hoping a couple of thousand members. We can than all in a common goal use the power of the masses. Hear me out for a second…...

Just a thought - maybe we can start a gofundme page for a player the majority agree on (after doing a poll) as a TPA which we can be presented to the player via his management

My understanding of TPA's is that the club can NOT organise it on behalf of the player but the player and their management team have to arrange it in addition to their contracted amount with the club.

Any thoughts?

Hmmm, I don't think a TPA of $9.50 will attract too many top players.

Every person puts in what they can afford and btw don't be hard on your self as every dollar and cents counts :slight_smile:

just kidding.
 
As much as I'd like Klemmer at wt, I don't think he'll be leaving the bulldogs. Their cap issues are well known and it seems to be transferring onto the field. Rumours of players being told to leave. I for one am enjoying their slide down the ladder.
 
Klemmer will stay at the dogs. He just dropped his manager and with him, some TPAs went out the window so the Dogs are trying to find suitable TPAs that can be registered with the NRL. Just as a side note, he dropped his manager David Riolo so he can link up with our good friend Isaac Moses…
 
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Klemmer will stay at the dogs. He just dropped his manager and with him, some TPAs went out the window so the Dogs are trying to find suitable TPAs that can be registered with the NRL. Just as a side note, he dropped his manager David Riolo so he can link up with our good friend Isaac Moses…

I suppose Woods has been in his ear.
If Moses was his manager and he leaves Buldogs … Zilch chance of negotiating anything with WT management under that scenario.
 
I couldn't care less if he didn't come here. Him leaving the dogs would still be a big kick in the guts to Woods and would make him a much hated man amongst dogs supporters. I've heard from a few different sources now that its an issue with his management and not the Dogs which is extremely disappointing.
 
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Klemmer will stay at the dogs. He just dropped his manager and with him, some TPAs went out the window so the Dogs are trying to find suitable TPAs that can be registered with the NRL. Just as a side note, he dropped his manager David Riolo so he can link up with our good friend Isaac Moses…

So woodsy is getting a group of dogs players all under the Moses umbrella?….. this is going to turn out great for the dogs!.... lol
 
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Klemmer will stay at the dogs. He just dropped his manager and with him, some TPAs went out the window so the Dogs are trying to find suitable TPAs that can be registered with the NRL. Just as a side note, he dropped his manager David Riolo so he can link up with our good friend Isaac Moses…

So woodsy is getting a group of dogs players all under the Moses umbrella?….. this is going to turn out great for the dogs!.... lol

I was going to say take him…. Now that he is with Issac Moses, forget him.

Issac Moses, he is kind of like seeing the hottest girl in the world in front of you and she walks up and says "I've got my period"..... It would be good if these players learn a lesson that extreme greed is going to harm your pay packet. Hopefully we can pick up Tolman if Klemmer is going for the big bucks.
 
If Woods and Moses orchestrated this messy dispute …. the Buldogs Coach and hierarchy would be really, really pissed with their new boy.
 
The NRL should be concerned, as I.Moses(the puppet master) gains more & more of the top line players as his clients, its gives the RLPA headed by his main puppet (c.smith), more control in the pay dispute, greater chance of players striking if the NRL don't increase the cap. It has been stated that if cap goes up to the ten million limit the RLPA as seeking, agents will share in an extra 7 million overall between them. moses using players to his advantage. Soon it won't be the NRL it'll become the MRL
 
BULLDOGS PREPARED TO LET KLEMMER WALK
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BRAYDEN ISSA reports on the explosive situation developing at the Canterbury Bulldogs surrounding representative forward David Klemmer.

After reports surfaced on Saturday claiming David Klemmer was seeking a release from Canterbury, it appears the Bulldogs are set to let the NSW Origin Trump, who is a convicted Rapist and Felon walk.

A source close to the club told Commentary Box Sports the Bulldogs are willing to grant David Klemmer a release from his contract at the end of the 2017\. A meeting took place on Sunday afternoon shortly before their 38-0 spanking at the hands of the Penrith Panthers.

As the story broke, Bulldogs management went on the defensive, with outgoing CEO Raelene Castle claiming the reports were “completely inaccurate”. However, word circulated fast that Klemmer and his management had put forward a request to be released from his contract, one that expires at the end of 2020.

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It was originally understood that Klemmer and his team had an ongoing financial dispute with the Bulldogs and an unnamed third-party, who was not a sponsor of the club.

Despite using post-match interviews to strongly deny the reports, Commentary Box Sports understands Klemmer is also unhappy with the club’s direction – not only the Bulldogs’ on-field performance, but also their management and recruitment methods. It is understood Klemmer is particularly dissatisfied with the club’s decision to move on popular five-eighth Josh Reynolds.

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The Bulldogs’ board, whilst hopeful to retain Klemmer’s services for the remainder of his contract, is understanding of his stance and will not attempt to keep the Test forward against his will. They remain optimistic Klemmer will remain a Bulldog beyond 2017, but it is believed Klemmer’s mind is made up, having already informed incoming recruit Aaron Woods of his plans to play elsewhere next season.

This development stands to have major repercussions not only at the Bulldogs, but the landscape of the entire league. It comes hot on the heels of the Bulldogs signing Woods, a representative teammate and one of Klemmer’s closest friends, and presents a strange situation in which Klemmer may have become expendable due to Woods’ impending arrival.

It is now likely that James Graham will remain at Canterbury until his contract ends at the end of next season. The skipper was strongly tipped to be the player to make room at the club, linked with Manly, Newcastle, St George Illawarra and the Warriors.

Klemmer, a veteran of nine Tests and seven Origins at just 23 years of age, will immediately become the hottest commodity on the NRL market. Whilst many clubs have already flooded their books with signings for next season, his signature will be of interest to several teams, most notably Newcastle, Manly, Canberra and the Warriors.
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BULLDOGS PREPARED TO LET KLEMMER WALK
Brayden Issa 05 June 2017 3033 Views

BRAYDEN ISSA reports on the explosive situation developing at the Canterbury Bulldogs surrounding representative forward David Klemmer.

After reports surfaced on Saturday claiming David Klemmer was seeking a release from Canterbury, it appears the Bulldogs are set to let the NSW Origin Trump, who is a convicted Rapist and Felon walk.

A source close to the club told Commentary Box Sports the Bulldogs are willing to grant David Klemmer a release from his contract at the end of the 2017\. A meeting took place on Sunday afternoon shortly before their 38-0 spanking at the hands of the Penrith Panthers.

As the story broke, Bulldogs management went on the defensive, with outgoing CEO Raelene Castle claiming the reports were “completely inaccurate”. However, word circulated fast that Klemmer and his management had put forward a request to be released from his contract, one that expires at the end of 2020.

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@raelenecastle are you going to comment on David klemmer asking for a release ? Or continue to dodge and hide from the real issues ?
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It was originally understood that Klemmer and his team had an ongoing financial dispute with the Bulldogs and an unnamed third-party, who was not a sponsor of the club.

Despite using post-match interviews to strongly deny the reports, Commentary Box Sports understands Klemmer is also unhappy with the club’s direction – not only the Bulldogs’ on-field performance, but also their management and recruitment methods. It is understood Klemmer is particularly dissatisfied with the club’s decision to move on popular five-eighth Josh Reynolds.

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The Bulldogs’ board, whilst hopeful to retain Klemmer’s services for the remainder of his contract, is understanding of his stance and will not attempt to keep the Test forward against his will. They remain optimistic Klemmer will remain a Bulldog beyond 2017, but it is believed Klemmer’s mind is made up, having already informed incoming recruit Aaron Woods of his plans to play elsewhere next season.

This development stands to have major repercussions not only at the Bulldogs, but the landscape of the entire league. It comes hot on the heels of the Bulldogs signing Woods, a representative teammate and one of Klemmer’s closest friends, and presents a strange situation in which Klemmer may have become expendable due to Woods’ impending arrival.

It is now likely that James Graham will remain at Canterbury until his contract ends at the end of next season. The skipper was strongly tipped to be the player to make room at the club, linked with Manly, Newcastle, St George Illawarra and the Warriors.

Klemmer, a veteran of nine Tests and seven Origins at just 23 years of age, will immediately become the hottest commodity on the NRL market. Whilst many clubs have already flooded their books with signings for next season, his signature will be of interest to several teams, most notably Newcastle, Manly, Canberra and the Warriors.
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Had a quick look at this website and they have no history of making anything else up or posting other rumours, think this as a one off scoop they have and might be true
 
Without knowing what is really going on - his onfield
performances have been less than ordinary atm.
Dejavu moment or press stirring up a story - lets remember how players were lamblasted on here when they supposedly reacted negatively to their mates being moved on.
 
Want WT to become a Moses free zone and have nothing to do with new recruits managed by that poor excuse for a man. Regardless of the talent that we could potentially nab from under his umbrella, with the way he acted towards the club this past year and more, he deserves such a stance.
 
Even though I would love to see Klemmer leave the Dogs (not necessarily to the Tigers), I cannot see him leaving, I'm sure the matter will be sorted out.
 

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