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@Fumbles said:Bad luck Robbie you and your mate Ayoub came up empty this time.
All you had to do was pass the ball but no you knew best. You do realise that once you leave that's it gone forever and never to return.
Good luck with the new club, you will need it.
@stevied said:Obviously this is good news. The club can finally move forward without the constant media spotlight on Farah and his fate. I'd like to acknowledge the outstanding contribution made by Robbie to the club over a very long period of time. At his best, he was the most talented hooker I've ever seen. No other hooker possessed his attacking flair whether running, passing or kicking and no one could question his commitment on the field or passion for the Tigers jersey. Unfortunately, my perception of him changed in recent years as a selfish and egotistical side to him began to emerge. In the end, it was best for both parties that he left the club. I wish him the very best at his new team and I hope he receives an appropriate send off on Sunday. I also hope, that after the inevitable farewell thread, that we don't have to read any more topics centered on him!
@philgood said:@wd in perth said:@philgood said:Well done Jason Taylor you knob!
Such a positive guy you are. Had a look back through your posts and it took about 4 pages of negativity to get to the first positive post which was about Leichardt Oval being the greatest ground on the planet. And that was on 20th December 2012…..You know, a little happiness could do you good. Chin up fella. The tigers players, coaches and club aren't that bad.
Thank you for your enlightened views Dalai Lama. So glad you can be positive when the club has treated Robbie Farah, one of the club's greatest and best players like dirt.
@innsaneink said:Maybe those that aren't his biggest fans can put away the negativity for just one day?
Today.
@innsaneink said:Maybe those that aren't his biggest fans can put away the negativity for just one day?
Today.
@Tuiaki Chicken Wings said:Sad to see how many people forget the good things he's done for the club. Been some bad ones, but the bloke has given his heart and soul to our club for over 10 years, helped us win our maiden final as a joint venture. The past few years, especially the last 12 months have been an ongoing soap opera to rival Bold and the Beautiful, but I think we need to also pay homage to the service he has given this club.
I for one, am glad this is all sorted, and both sides can move on. It's the best for both and Robbie can now move on and we can officially move on in the direction seen fit by the club and JT.
All the best Robbie, you deserve a great send off today and I know many supporters will be giving you the right sendoff.
@tigermac88 said:@innsaneink said:Maybe those that aren't his biggest fans can put away the negativity for just one day?
Today.
Spot on
@TrueTiger said:I would also hope that the many fans out at LO don't boo JT,he has done well with the team and everything else that has happened during the year…
@Snake said:See you later good riddance !
@innsaneink said:Maybe those that aren't his biggest fans can put away the negativity for just one day?
Today.