@tigerman-0 said in [Inside look into Tigers Management/Negotiations](/post/1473503) said:
Listened to the podcast and thoroughly enjoyed it.
To me he raised some good points and said some stuff I wasn’t aware of.
Left me feeing worse about the club in general tbh but I enjoyed it nonetheless.
By his own admission he doesn’t know the ins and outs of the club or how it runs.
In saying that i really enjoyed his passion.
He did lose me somewat when he was talking about throwing big money at big name players.
Um.... that’s part of why we are in this mess.
Reynolds, Packer, Matulino etc were all recruited on big money and didn’t work out.
So why should be throw big overs on more players? I think he’s incorrect in all of that
Because none of those players were really that good. Comparing them to some of the others we’ve been linked to like pangai, finucane, Addo carr is apples and oranges.
The club constantly coming out saying we don’t wanna pay overs because we’ve been burned before is just a bloody cop out for how poor the recruitment is. You pay overs for a Brandon smith, a Joey manu, Harry grant etc.
letting past failures dictate our future dealings is just weak. Bulldogs paid overs for Burton and Fox and now they’re better off
We do not know that yet.
Blind Freddy could tell you that give me a break
Holding the Bulldogs up as some statue to good recruitment is stupid, they have burnt their cap and are short a hooker, half and a decent fullback. They may hit the bottom of the 8 but there is not growth from there unless they find some extremely talented juniors as their cap money is gone for the next 3-4 years.
They’ve just lost Elliot and Lewis, plus if Gould has his way Faitala Mariner will be medically retired by the start of next season , he will have their cap sorted quicker than we can fix the mess at our club. Not to mention 3 places signed on 1 year deals, if players like Vaughan, dufty and Asiata bust, they can punt them almost right away.