Glen_McWilliams
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I wonder what A-League club Folau will play for next season?
Israel Folau to Play Union in France
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Tigerdave
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@Glen McWilliams said:
heh that's what I'm wondering
@Glen McWilliams said:
A-League? Don't pay enough Glen… I expect him to line up for Chelsea or Man City.
@LaT said:
Haha …jealousy is a curse.
You'd do the same thing if given half a chance, have you ever sold a house or car?
Dont tell me you dont try to do the best for yourself....the only difference is the scale.
Gee some people are full of it
Get used to it.....more and more players will be doing this
Citizen_Tiger
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The one thing a thread like this proves is how easily people absorb what's published in publications like the DT. How would they know what Folau was offered by either Parra or the Waratahs? They had him going to the NH or Japan for more money, they had him going to the Tahs for a 'fortune'. Rubbish, all of it, just a smokescreen to put a band aid on the NRL's ineptitude.
In any case, as Ink suggests, it's his prerogative to do whatever he wants, he doesn't owe RL or the NRL anything, nor does he have to modify his income or lifestyle to suit those that have a 'tall poppy' fixation. It's beyond immature to call the guy a 'traitor' or 'money hungry'. That's nothing more than a sook up
In any case, as Ink suggests, it's his prerogative to do whatever he wants, he doesn't owe RL or the NRL anything, nor does he have to modify his income or lifestyle to suit those that have a 'tall poppy' fixation. It's beyond immature to call the guy a 'traitor' or 'money hungry'. That's nothing more than a sook up
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Highlands_Tiger
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Yep definitely Folau to play A League next. Sydney F.C. will be still requiring players.
Then next could be Lawn Bowls, there's good money representing Bowling Clubs nowadays
A contract with Cricket Australia awaits.
Then Gridiron, Hockey, Table Tennis, lots of sports await him play his cards right and the skies the limit.
Then next could be Lawn Bowls, there's good money representing Bowling Clubs nowadays
A contract with Cricket Australia awaits.
Then Gridiron, Hockey, Table Tennis, lots of sports await him play his cards right and the skies the limit.
happy_tiger
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Good to see the Tahs picking up another player who will have no bearing on whether they will be successful next season or not
Thank God I'm a Qlder
Thank God I'm a Qlder
We all "tut tut tut" about that ex WTs jnr islander kid from Cambo who along with a Panther kid belted an 80 year old bloke for a pizza….and we all tut tut tut an islander kid from cambo making a success of his life playing what he wants to play
Maybe he shouldve become a bus driver and no one would bag him
Maybe he shouldve become a bus driver and no one would bag him
In all honesty, I don't care where he plays. He didn't leave the game in the lurch like SBW, he finished his time here and went on to something else. He was a grand final winner, Origin and Test star by the time he was 22, like Karmichael Hunt he achieved all the big milestones in the game in such a small amount of time. I wouldn't begrudge him for moving on, and if it were me having millions waved under my snout, I can't say I'd take the moral high ground either. Every man has his price.
I wonder how much say his family and his church had in what move he made also.
I wonder how much say his family and his church had in what move he made also.
happy_tiger
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@innsaneink said:
The issue is he not doing it for the right reasons Ink If he was a slam dunk success at AFL and he was trying to prove himself as Australia's best all round footballer fine
But its all about money ,money and more money IMO he is showing very little respect for himself and is just selling himself off to the highest bidder
Because of all the work up my way with the different Alumina smelters I see blokes doing it every six months once their contract is up , selling themselves to the next highest bidder It lacks class in my opinion
CB what does that say about the Religion you believe in is all about the money
As Bono says in the song "Bullet the Blue Sky"
"The God I believe in isn't short of cash ,mister"
@happy tiger said:
Its not his fault AFL threw bucketloads of moolah at him, and its not his fault for having a go at something new.
See….he had a crack, he had a go....he wasnt any good, he's moved on....yet hes bagged for trying something
Jesus christ!! :deadhorse:
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I agree with CB
Citizen_Tiger
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Happy,what's he being paid? What did Parra offer him? You don't know, I don't know and the DT most certainly does not know. NSW Rugby consider them vermin and barely communicate with them.
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I agree with Ink and CB on this. If different codes/clubs are prepared to pay him what most of us consider to be large amounts of money, then good luck to him to make the most of it. If he proves to be a dud Rugby Union player, then it may hurt his chances of earning more money down the track, but that's the risk he takes. Given the tragic end to Simon Dywer's career, I don't begrudge any player for trying to earn as much as they can as it can all disappear in a moment.
happy_tiger
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So you'd like to be a part of a religion that tells YOU what to do because of financial reasons not for what be more beneficial to you in the spiritual light
Didn't realize that Churches had now become financial advisors as well
Inky Inky Inky I worry about you sometimes
Didn't realize that Churches had now become financial advisors as well
Inky Inky Inky I worry about you sometimes
Thats quite a tangent youve moved onto there happy….
I worry about me too mate
I worry about me too mate
@happy tiger said:
Have you considered that Folau may be testing himself at Rugby while time is still on his side? If he goes to rah-rah and is a resounding success, he could well spend the majority of his career there and earn money that League may not be able to offer, not to mention play for the Wallabies and go down as a dual international. If he is a failure there then it is no loss to him, and he can come back to League and play his years out.
As I said, not going to take the moral high ground on this one because if it were me, I'd already be looking for a nice patch of real estate on the harbour to spend my shiny new dimes on.
happy_tiger
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@innsaneink said:
Yeah true , it just concerns me that when it comes to that sort of money and the money he has earned in the past that it is a priority
Being happy is fairly important to Happy , not money and no amount of money will make you happier
And with us both worrying about you , you should be ok ,ok
Being happy is fairly important to Happy , not money and no amount of money will make **you** happier
**ME**
Thats fine for you….we are all different, and its a long bow youre drawing saying its the money thats making him happy....none of us know this
**ME**
Thats fine for you….we are all different, and its a long bow youre drawing saying its the money thats making him happy....none of us know this
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