Tim Sheens
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@ said:Can you please make up your minds. A poster with 2 posts to his or her credit says his best mate says is done at the Bulldogs. Another says the Roosters.
See X and Y post of Jirksyr above.
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@ said:Can you please make up your minds. A poster with 2 posts to his or her credit says his best mate says is done at the Bulldogs. Another says the Roosters.
@ said:If Tedesco does leave, is he the highest calibre Tigers player ever to leave? For Balmain, people were filthy on Glenn Morrison and he was really not that standout a footballer, people lamented Tim Brasher's indecision.
For some reason I never really could picture Tedesco in another club's colours, but in hindsight he's threatened to or attempted to leave on both contract renegotiations. Actually Tedesco is one of the worst recent cases for players looking hard at jumping ship each time his contract is up, and the media nonsense that goes around and around.
And if I recall correctly from Farah's last contract, the one that got us in a lot of trouble, we ponied up because Titans came in with such a strong offer… and it hurt us in the long run.
Nobody is replaceable and I look forward to spending the warchest, if that's the way it goes.
@ said:@ said:If Tedesco does leave, is he the highest calibre Tigers player ever to leave? For Balmain, people were filthy on Glenn Morrison and he was really not that standout a footballer, people lamented Tim Brasher's indecision.
For some reason I never really could picture Tedesco in another club's colours, but in hindsight he's threatened to or attempted to leave on both contract renegotiations. Actually Tedesco is one of the worst recent cases for players looking hard at jumping ship each time his contract is up, and the media nonsense that goes around and around.
And if I recall correctly from Farah's last contract, the one that got us in a lot of trouble, we ponied up because Titans came in with such a strong offer… and it hurt us in the long run.
Nobody is replaceable and I look forward to spending the warchest, if that's the way it goes.
Arthur Beetson would probably put up a might good argument
And from the Wests perspective everyone left in the late 70 and early 80's :bawling
@ said:As a Magpie fan in the late 90's it hurt to lose Hodgson to Parra. He was arguably the best player out of both Wests and Balmain at the time the JV was formed, so for him to leave sucked. Good thing he smartened up a few years later and came back home.
@ said:@ said:Looks like he has signed with the roosters.
Just been on the phone with one of the major sponsors for the chooks. Dealings through work.
He let me know it's just been done.
He often let's me know what's going on with them and has always been on the money.
I'd imagine informing the sponsors of upcoming signings is every club's first instinct…
@ said:@ said:As a Magpie fan in the late 90's it hurt to lose Hodgson to Parra. He was arguably the best player out of both Wests and Balmain at the time the JV was formed, so for him to leave sucked. Good thing he smartened up a few years later and came back home.
I actually think losing Ainscough ,Hill ,Dymock , Wyer ,Britt and Jason Taylor in the mid 90's was far , far worse GNR
We really had the makings of a solid side
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:Meh, was a win/win dont you agree?
He had to go, i agree. But its funny thinking back to how adament some were that Cleary was our only hope. There was even a thread about how Moses being coached by Cleary at the WC would make him want him here. Well we signed Cleary and two days later Moses asked for a release lol. I think these guys were more loyal to JT than some care to admit, At the very least, they knew they could get away with stringing the club along under him. Not the case with Cleary.
If that's the case, they'd have signed before he was sacked, and just maybe they would have shown some sort of effort on the field for him.some of these blokes were wanting to get off the rickety old bus way before Cleary arrived and started the cleanup
As i said, they probably knew as long as JT was at the helm that they could milk it for as long as they wanted. JT wasn't exactly putting any pressure on them publicly to decide.
@ said:@ said:@ said:Looks like he has signed with the roosters.
Just been on the phone with one of the major sponsors for the chooks. Dealings through work.
He let me know it's just been done.
He often let's me know what's going on with them and has always been on the money.
I'd imagine informing the sponsors of upcoming signings is every club's first instinct…
Couldn't have said it better :unamused:
@ said:Teddy is a very good player.
However lets look at some facts.
He has played 75 of a possible 126 games. So He has missed 51 games.
The only year he played 24 games was 2015 when we came 15th. The year he played the next most was 2013 when he played 19 games and we finished 15th.
Overall as a Tigers player he has been involved in 27 wins and 48 losses.
Reading some of this you would think he has led us to 2 Premierships.
We don't even win at 40% with him in the side.
My point is the sun will come up in the morning if he goes to the Chooks or Dogs.
@ said:Teddy is a very good player.
However lets look at some facts.
He has played 75 of a possible 126 games. So He has missed 51 games.
The only year he played 24 games was 2015 when we came 15th. The year he played the next most was 2013 when he played 19 games and we finished 15th.
Overall as a Tigers player he has been involved in 27 wins and 48 losses.
Reading some of this you would think he has led us to 2 Premierships.
We don't even win at 40% with him in the side.
My point is the sun will come up in the morning if he goes to the Chooks or Dogs.
@ said:And if I recall correctly from Farah's last contract, the one that got us in a lot of trouble, we ponied up because Titans came in with such a strong offer… and it hurt us in the long run.
@ said:We then re-signed him under Potter, which was the stitch up deal (Potter wanted two years, old mate Nick Di Girolamo gave him four and a bottle of grange*).
* dramatisation, may not have happened.