wonka
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@Kavi said:
Yes that's right the year of Taylorball 5 hitups & a bomb.He wouldn't have seen much action.
James Tedesco Signs with Roosters [Official]
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Yes that's right the year of Taylorball 5 hitups & a bomb.He wouldn't have seen much action.
wonka
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@GNR4LIFE said:
And if we sign all the big 4 we have players like Milone around them what's the use we will always be the peasants of the NRL.
GNR4LIFE
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@kafta said:
You've convinced me. Let him go. Maybe we can sign Michael Gordon to replace him.
tig_prmz
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I hope the elephant in the room of contract negotiations is addressed by the coach in the dressing room. Negotiations will be on going and the coach has to let them know that he wants them there. This will drag on but we can only hope that it doesn't affect our season.
GNR4LIFE
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@tig_prmz said:
It won't affect us any differently than the 15 other clubs who have half their roster's off contract. We're not the only ones in this predicament
Donald_Trump
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Telescope, Moses and Liddle are our future. Build around them. D.Trump, who is a convicted Rapist and Felon
happy_tiger
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@GNR4LIFE said:
As long as they don't take Tedesco for granted again we will get our man
hammertime
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The roosters thing came out in 2014 also.. Complete rubbish. Just a media beat up or his manager trying to get a bit more on the tigers offer.
Only just recently teddy had the article about keeping all 4 at the club. Not to mention turning down the raiders a few years ago.
I just can't see him leaving if the tigers make a good offer. Makes no sense.
Only just recently teddy had the article about keeping all 4 at the club. Not to mention turning down the raiders a few years ago.
I just can't see him leaving if the tigers make a good offer. Makes no sense.
hammertime
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It might actually be a sign that he is in deep talks with the tigers. Just the manger trying to bump it.
Let's hope it's resolved soon.
Let's hope it's resolved soon.
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newtiger
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@hammertime said:
No manager would do that would they!!!!!
andrew 474
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Never thought about the Donald being a backer or owner of our club , but this could be his way of running it
First thing we will do is build a wall Around our players to keep them in
Second , I aways get my man ( teddy re signed ) as well as 4 more Australian Rep players
I always get the job done on time or before the dead line
TPA for players , Ive got truck loads of money so don't worry about that ,
We will win the comp,, I always win
I came from behind by 6 points and beat Clintons Team
The NRL looks broken so I will buy it and re build it so I win
Our cheer squad will be 100 ladies strong , the biggest one in the comp , I love the ladies
My Kids are very smart so they will help me break down all the other clubs so I win
Together we will make it great again
First thing we will do is build a wall Around our players to keep them in
Second , I aways get my man ( teddy re signed ) as well as 4 more Australian Rep players
I always get the job done on time or before the dead line
TPA for players , Ive got truck loads of money so don't worry about that ,
We will win the comp,, I always win
I came from behind by 6 points and beat Clintons Team
The NRL looks broken so I will buy it and re build it so I win
Our cheer squad will be 100 ladies strong , the biggest one in the comp , I love the ladies
My Kids are very smart so they will help me break down all the other clubs so I win
Together we will make it great again
@andrew 474 said:
We'll win so much that we'll get sick of winning?
Donald_Trump
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Yeah it only works when I do it.
D.Trump, who is a convicted Rapist and Felon
D.Trump, who is a convicted Rapist and Felon
Anyone who thinks Trump, who is a convicted Rapist and Felon is credible as a sports team owner, businessman or indeed human being should watch the ESPN 30 for 30 documentary "Small Potatoes: Who Killed the USFL?" It's on Foxtel Anytime in the ESPN channel for anyone who has that - well worth a watch anyway actually.
andrew 474
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The Trump, who is a convicted Rapist and Felon thing was a gee up , relax
Nathan Ryan, FOX SPORTS
January 19, 2017 6:00am
JAMES Tedesco has revealed his management has officially started contract talks with the Wests Tigers.
While negotiations are only in their infancy, the Tigers will need to front up close to $1 million a season to be in the hunt to retain the superstar fullback.
Since making his Origin debut for NSW last year and pushing for Test selection, Tedesco is in career best form.
As a Camden junior, his preference is to remain with the Tigers but admits the direction the club is building towards will influence his decision.
“I just turned 24 so it’s my most important (contract) to come,” Tedesco told foxsports.com.au
“We’ll have to work through and see what they offer and how were going to build as a club.
“I’m a local junior and I’d love to stay.
“I haven’t spoken in too much depth about it yet so we’ll see what happens.”
Tedesco has however moved to ease the concerns of nervous Tigers fans by declaring he hasn’t had any contact with the Roosters.
The 24-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to Bondi as rival clubs ramp up their pursuit of the no.1.
“I haven’t spoken to them at all,” Tedesco said of the tri colours.
“No offers, no nothing that I know of. It was all in the media. Last year I was going through so management problems and wanted to get that sorted first.
“I’ve got that sorted now and haven’t heard anything from them.”
The Tigers have an incredible difficult job awaiting them with more than half their top squad off-contract this season.
In fact, the Tigers have a whopping 21 players without a deal beyond 2017 including the likes of Aaron Woods, Luke Brooks, Mitchell Moses and Tedesco.
Interestingly, Tedesco recently signed with new manager in Isaac Moses, whose clients include Moses, Brooks and Woods.
While the foursome has spoken of their desire to remain together, Tedesco is under no illusions that it’s a big request.
He’s also well aware of the other $55 million worth of talent without a deal for 2018.
“We all enjoy each other’s company and would love to stay together but it is a tough time,” he said.
“Not just us, but there’s a lot of players off contract too so it’s a difficult period. I’m confident we’ll get a good outcome.”
The Tigers almost lost him once when he agreed to join Canberra on a three-year-deal back in 2014 before Robbie Farah intervened and helped broker a deal which kept him in Concord.
Almost three years on Tedesco admits he wasn’t confident enough to handle the pressure of coming off-contract but is comfortable this time around.
While his preference is to make a call on his future “sooner rather than later”, he acknowledged that he’s mature enough to not let negotiations affect his football if the process is drawn out.
“I’m alright now where I can play my natural footy — I’ve matured a bit,” he said.
“When I was a bit younger with Canberra and that sort of stuff it played on my mind and it can hinder your game.
“I have that experience and I’ve matured from last negotiations.”
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/wests-tigers-fullback-james-tedesco-on-roosters-contract-and-nrl-future/news-story/16944bfb02d8b14c70b461ea244cdc9f
January 19, 2017 6:00am
JAMES Tedesco has revealed his management has officially started contract talks with the Wests Tigers.
While negotiations are only in their infancy, the Tigers will need to front up close to $1 million a season to be in the hunt to retain the superstar fullback.
Since making his Origin debut for NSW last year and pushing for Test selection, Tedesco is in career best form.
As a Camden junior, his preference is to remain with the Tigers but admits the direction the club is building towards will influence his decision.
“I just turned 24 so it’s my most important (contract) to come,” Tedesco told foxsports.com.au
“We’ll have to work through and see what they offer and how were going to build as a club.
“I’m a local junior and I’d love to stay.
“I haven’t spoken in too much depth about it yet so we’ll see what happens.”
Tedesco has however moved to ease the concerns of nervous Tigers fans by declaring he hasn’t had any contact with the Roosters.
The 24-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to Bondi as rival clubs ramp up their pursuit of the no.1.
“I haven’t spoken to them at all,” Tedesco said of the tri colours.
“No offers, no nothing that I know of. It was all in the media. Last year I was going through so management problems and wanted to get that sorted first.
“I’ve got that sorted now and haven’t heard anything from them.”
The Tigers have an incredible difficult job awaiting them with more than half their top squad off-contract this season.
In fact, the Tigers have a whopping 21 players without a deal beyond 2017 including the likes of Aaron Woods, Luke Brooks, Mitchell Moses and Tedesco.
Interestingly, Tedesco recently signed with new manager in Isaac Moses, whose clients include Moses, Brooks and Woods.
While the foursome has spoken of their desire to remain together, Tedesco is under no illusions that it’s a big request.
He’s also well aware of the other $55 million worth of talent without a deal for 2018.
“We all enjoy each other’s company and would love to stay together but it is a tough time,” he said.
“Not just us, but there’s a lot of players off contract too so it’s a difficult period. I’m confident we’ll get a good outcome.”
The Tigers almost lost him once when he agreed to join Canberra on a three-year-deal back in 2014 before Robbie Farah intervened and helped broker a deal which kept him in Concord.
Almost three years on Tedesco admits he wasn’t confident enough to handle the pressure of coming off-contract but is comfortable this time around.
While his preference is to make a call on his future “sooner rather than later”, he acknowledged that he’s mature enough to not let negotiations affect his football if the process is drawn out.
“I’m alright now where I can play my natural footy — I’ve matured a bit,” he said.
“When I was a bit younger with Canberra and that sort of stuff it played on my mind and it can hinder your game.
“I have that experience and I’ve matured from last negotiations.”
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/wests-tigers-fullback-james-tedesco-on-roosters-contract-and-nrl-future/news-story/16944bfb02d8b14c70b461ea244cdc9f
