Tiger Stripes
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Wayne Bennett "you can lose any player, - as long as you are upgrading"who's heard the line - no body is irreplaceable
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Wayne Bennett "you can lose any player, - as long as you are upgrading"who's heard the line - no body is irreplaceable
And you can add in "perfectly imperfect!" yukk!Yeah, its a myth.
Like nobody is perfect .....then you hear the saying practice makes perfect .
I agree in principle with you. However, there are very, very, few players that have the insight into what they are signing. Its more about money, money and mates. The Agent dictates what clubs are interested and on more than one occasion players find out after the event that that he had other options that were not offered to him. Whilst the Agent in theory works for the player, its often that the reality is the other way around.Moses only does what his clients and the system allow him to. No fan of the bloke but he can't be held responsible alone for the decisions his clients make - he works for them.
He has a LOT of good players....we already give other teams head starts with barely any home ground advantage, as well as being run on an oily rag.Listen, the answer is simple.If you do business with somebody and they screw you over, it could just be bad luck. If they do again you are at fault for being a dope and not learning from the first experience. So what does it make somebody if you continually engage with the same problem bloke and expect a different result? An optimist? No, you just plain dumb and deserve what you get. Lets walk away and vow never ever to do business again with such people. Moses and his organisation needs to be excluded from our Club. If a player insists on having him as a Manager, its see you latter. Simple.
And ‘works’ the systemMoses only does what his clients and the system allow him to. No fan of the bloke but he can't be held responsible alone for the decisions his clients make - he works for them.
to get the outcome the player wantsAnd ‘works’ the system
Mental health
Bullying
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Has there been any documemted cases.of rhis happening?I agree in principle with you. However, there are very, very, few players that have the insight into what they are signing. Its more about money, money and mates. The Agent dictates what clubs are interested and on more than one occasion players find out after the event that that he had other options that were not offered to him. Whilst the Agent in theory works for the player, its often that the reality is the other way around.
You’d think that the players association should be into thatI agree in principle with you. However, there are very, very, few players that have the insight into what they are signing. Its more about money, money and mates. The Agent dictates what clubs are interested and on more than one occasion players find out after the event that that he had other options that were not offered to him. Whilst the Agent in theory works for the player, its often that the reality is the other way around.
A player knows how long his contract is and who he is playing for when he signs it. Players don't blindly sign a contract with a club that they don't want to be at. Some just have more options than others. A club like the Roosters might be able to get away with black banning a high profile manager - we are not in that position until players want to play for, and stay at this club.I agree in principle with you. However, there are very, very, few players that have the insight into what they are signing. Its more about money, money and mates. The Agent dictates what clubs are interested and on more than one occasion players find out after the event that that he had other options that were not offered to him. Whilst the Agent in theory works for the player, its ofter that the reality is the other way around.