David Klemmer #264
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momo_amp_medo
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And chip in big.
I suspect that was the sticking point when WT showed interest.
851
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Stryker we will be fine next year, hell if everyone had a crack we would win some games this year, and Packer, Mataulino and Reynolds are good players
851
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Sorry mate poorly worded by me, I was agreeing with you in regards to GCT negative post
goldcoast_tiger
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That's fine about the future, but it hasnt happened yet, and there's been a whole lot of rebuilding talk around this club for years. At least his time we seem to have someone who may be capabable of actually doing it right, ,but it's all speculation at the moment we've got some players coming that are definetly better than what we've already got here, but contrary to some opinion which says that we are better off without a recognised Gamebreaker on board.
That's fine if we just want to move up a bit higher on the ladder, (and we certainly need players to raise the talent average in the club and team.
But I can't remember ,(and I may be wrong) many teams going too far into the semis ( or into the Semis at all)without at least One or two top players in the Squad.
We've been aggressively in the market( clubs own words) since Ivan arrived, and still can't see any of those players wanting to move here.
It may be different if we do alright next year,but it may take longer than that before we wil kill off the reluctance of the top tier to come here for the same price that others pay.
I hope that starts to happen next year, There's been a few rebuilding phases in our history. This one could actually be the real thing.
But we still ( so Far), haven't been able to drawer Origin type players here, hopefully that time will come. It would be good to see
And , Stryker, I wasn't being Negative, just Realistic. There's a difference. I'm not talking about just hopes, and when we see some results. On the field. I'll be as happy as you are.
If you think that Klemmer would come here, I'nope you are right and I'm wrong
851
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A good journo would, but Hooper is not a journo, let alone a good one
Talking_Tiger
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I appreciate the passion everyone is showing in wanting to pay Klemmer overs to get back at Woods. However, the reason our club is a basketcase is that we have historically payed overs and nearly did the same for Woods/Brooks/Moses.
I say make Klemmer an offer eg. Starting Prop, Co-Captain, playing with your old mate Reynolds. Offer him a reasonable salary and see what happens. If he doesn't come, then shrug it off and keep looking for players who will play for a reasonable price.
I liked what Ivan said about building a culture… if we get players who build the right culture it will be another factor in attracting the best players to our club.
Lets build slow, build right and dominate in the long run. Maybe in the next 17 years we will miss the finals three times rather than only making the finals three times in the last 17!
Lets go TIGERS, recruit the right players, for the right price and do it right!
I say make Klemmer an offer eg. Starting Prop, Co-Captain, playing with your old mate Reynolds. Offer him a reasonable salary and see what happens. If he doesn't come, then shrug it off and keep looking for players who will play for a reasonable price.
I liked what Ivan said about building a culture… if we get players who build the right culture it will be another factor in attracting the best players to our club.
Lets build slow, build right and dominate in the long run. Maybe in the next 17 years we will miss the finals three times rather than only making the finals three times in the last 17!
Lets go TIGERS, recruit the right players, for the right price and do it right!
weststigers
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Whether we land Klemmer or someone else, I think it shows we're in a good position in the transfer market.
We have some big names in our pack to encourage more and have bought astutely in the backs (although I think we need 2 big names still).
If we bide our time, we may get some quality players that won't fit in to other teams salary caps. It will be interesting who exactly will be shed from other teams.
But, wishful thinking, if we actually did land Klemmer, we'd have one of the best starting packs in the NRL.
We have some big names in our pack to encourage more and have bought astutely in the backs (although I think we need 2 big names still).
If we bide our time, we may get some quality players that won't fit in to other teams salary caps. It will be interesting who exactly will be shed from other teams.
But, wishful thinking, if we actually did land Klemmer, we'd have one of the best starting packs in the NRL.
Magpie_Magic
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Gee i wish we still had Tapau. 217m today.
Klemmer a bit slow for mine.
Klemmer a bit slow for mine.
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Canterbury Bulldogs prop David Klemmer reportedly seeking a release from NRL contract
By Sacha Mirzabegian
5 hours ago
The Bulldogs have categorically denied prop David Klemmer has asked for a release from the club over failed financial dealings. Bulldogs chief executive Raelene Castle says there's not truth to the reports that Klemmer has requested a release.
Fairfax Media reports Klemmer could be on his way out of Belmore and the Origin player is seeking to part ways with the club from the final three years of his current deal which expires in 2020\. In what could be seen as a major blow to Canterbury’s future aspirations, Klemmer is believed to be upset over the club’s failure to commit to a number of financial agreements previously agreed upon.
What also seems to be irking Klemmer is his future as a starting player in the Bulldogs pack. The 23-year-old may have to be shifted to the bench next year to accommodate the arrival of Aaron Woods, who would link up with Tolman and skipper James Graham in the starting pack. The Bulldogs are said to be scrambling to appease Klemmer and give the player what he’s owed but there’s no guarantee the monster forward will stay.
With Klemmer’s standing in the game it won’t take too long for the young forward to find another home with whispers the Tigers are keen to swoop. The Tigers showed interest in the Blues forward last time he was off contract and it would be fair to say Ivan Cleary wouldn’t mind adding a massive forward to his already humungous pack including new signings Russell Packer and Ben Matulino for next year.
Klemmer is also said to be unhappy with the way the Bulldogs treated close friend and teammate Josh Reynolds, who is also off to the Tigers at the end of the season.The Bulldogs are having a tough time re-jigging their salary cap for next year with the family club expecting to part ways with Sam Kasiano and Greg Eastwood to make room for Woods and Kieran Foran. James Graham was reportedly linked to joins the Knights but if Klemmer seeks a release then he’ll likely be able to remain with the Bulldogs.
Read more at http://wwos.nine.com.au/2017/06/04/10/55/canterbury-bulldogs-prop-david-klemmer-reportedly-seeking-a-release-from-nrl-contract#22Jsm4T5MGzAZMuf.99
NRL
Canterbury Bulldogs prop David Klemmer reportedly seeking a release from NRL contract
By Sacha Mirzabegian
5 hours ago
The Bulldogs have categorically denied prop David Klemmer has asked for a release from the club over failed financial dealings. Bulldogs chief executive Raelene Castle says there's not truth to the reports that Klemmer has requested a release.
Fairfax Media reports Klemmer could be on his way out of Belmore and the Origin player is seeking to part ways with the club from the final three years of his current deal which expires in 2020\. In what could be seen as a major blow to Canterbury’s future aspirations, Klemmer is believed to be upset over the club’s failure to commit to a number of financial agreements previously agreed upon.
What also seems to be irking Klemmer is his future as a starting player in the Bulldogs pack. The 23-year-old may have to be shifted to the bench next year to accommodate the arrival of Aaron Woods, who would link up with Tolman and skipper James Graham in the starting pack. The Bulldogs are said to be scrambling to appease Klemmer and give the player what he’s owed but there’s no guarantee the monster forward will stay.
With Klemmer’s standing in the game it won’t take too long for the young forward to find another home with whispers the Tigers are keen to swoop. The Tigers showed interest in the Blues forward last time he was off contract and it would be fair to say Ivan Cleary wouldn’t mind adding a massive forward to his already humungous pack including new signings Russell Packer and Ben Matulino for next year.
Klemmer is also said to be unhappy with the way the Bulldogs treated close friend and teammate Josh Reynolds, who is also off to the Tigers at the end of the season.The Bulldogs are having a tough time re-jigging their salary cap for next year with the family club expecting to part ways with Sam Kasiano and Greg Eastwood to make room for Woods and Kieran Foran. James Graham was reportedly linked to joins the Knights but if Klemmer seeks a release then he’ll likely be able to remain with the Bulldogs.
Read more at http://wwos.nine.com.au/2017/06/04/10/55/canterbury-bulldogs-prop-david-klemmer-reportedly-seeking-a-release-from-nrl-contract#22Jsm4T5MGzAZMuf.99
loyalotiger01
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Btw Fox Sports has apparently contacted the CEO of the Bulldogs and apparently she said that Klemmer hasn't even asked for a release. It's probably just a rumour. Also, James Hooper told MMM that Taane Milne has agreed personal terms with the Tigers p. It's 'apparently' going to be announced in the coming days.
GNR4LIFE
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Good God, what are you walking into Woodsy :laughing:
cqtiger
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Don't get too snooky guys.
How long has Canterbury been in the doldrums in modern times?
Not often, each time they are poor on the competition table they go on a spending spree and replace half the team.
I can't remember them ever having to wait three or four years to change their predicament like us or some other sides.
How long has Canterbury been in the doldrums in modern times?
Not often, each time they are poor on the competition table they go on a spending spree and replace half the team.
I can't remember them ever having to wait three or four years to change their predicament like us or some other sides.
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