OFFICIAL Lachlan Galvin #277 *Released* Career Discussion.

Seeing a few people mad at the transfer fee, correct me if I’m wrong but I’m pretty sure another team or LG has to pay this just to begin negotiations with other teams.

Once he has signed with another team we can look at their roster and see if we can get a player for his early release.
That is what one of the journos has said might be going on. So I’m hoping once a team is picked we still get a player in trade.
 
This is exactly the reason why Galvin going to the dogs is a massive risk. Ignoring last nights result with 11 players out, you start shuffling positions in a performing team to make way for an unproven kid who just screwed his last club and coach, keeping in mind the Penrith player connection you would have to think it will be a huge disruption.
Also someone in the well performing team will need to be moved on to make room for him, only certain amounts of spots come game day, I'd imagine some players might be upset a mate had to be let go to accommodate him, considering without him they were leading the comp, so their mate gets punted for no reason.
 
Moses and Tedesco had much higher credentials than what Galvin is showing when they left. Admittedly I didn’t think Moses would end up as good as he has, but both of them showed a heck of a lot of promise behind much weaker squads imo

The feeling is also totally different, it will feel like a huge weight taken off our shoulders when Galvin leaves, whereas it was basically the apocalypse when those 2 guys left. Particularly Teddy
We'll rue losing him eventually.
Not as a 5/8th but as a competitor and as a genuine footballer.
 
In real terms any club could fit Galvin into their cap if they only have to pay his current contract remaining for this year and then merely top up in future years.
Parra or bulldogs would have no trouble fitting in half or a third of his $250,000
reserve grade player at that cost
 
We can't save the money. There's also a salary floor, set at 95% of the salary cap, that's to the RLPA. They're part of the problem.
It is the stupidest rule the N.R.L have on their books. Penrith spend a minimum 95% of their salary cap and win 4 grand finals. We spend 95% of the salary cap and win 3 wooden spoons, yet we're led to believe because both teams have invested nearly as much as each other on their squads, both squads are even. It's laughable. Clubs should be able to save cap space and bring it forward to offer better money to players to entice them across to help get them off the bottom of the ladder. The top teams would be spending their allotment, but the smaller teams could save to go hard after a few years to use the cap plus all the extra cap they've saved over the previous seasons to help rebuild the squad.
 
So in hindsight, who plays 6 instead?
I would have revolved them. Galvin, Bud, Fainu, maybe Mason, later in the year Doueihi....last year should have been treated as a preparation for Luai coming. Allowing a 19 year old kid to do whatever the F he wanted in a clear advertisement of his skills to rival clubs was ridiculous. In no way did it prepare him for 2 years with Jarome, in no way did it prepare the outside backs to play with him.
 
I for the life of me do not understand the pedestal that Richo has been put on. Sure, he’s been successful elsewhere, but he hasn’t done anything significant since he took the reins here. Nothing has changed since Pascoe left, and if he were overseeing this Galvin fiasco, and it was playing out the same way, there would be rallies, petitions, boycotts, the lot.
This is not the first time you have had a swipe at Richo, could he have done anything better since he's been here.
If you have no time for him, who would you swap him for to do a better job.
 
Stepping stone...foot in the NRL door....i remeember my sons team mates older brother was a trophy hunter, 3 clubs in 5 years...junior rep player, he left Holy X to join nth ryde i think.one year and his old club and mates won the comp the year he left.
Galvin will never have the.satisfaction of working hard and earning something worthwile...doesnt seem to be in his make up.
Thats on those meant to be advising him.
Im sure his agent only sees him as a meal ticket
If he wins a GF (and before us especially), he will say all the hard work and tuff times were worth it. I hope he goes to parra and they win nothing for the next 30 years and he becomes a Hindmarsh.

Yeah, Isuk Measles is also a leech.
 
Man I disagree . I was saying this stuff last year . With @Tucker . And we can’t stand each other ! But we agree on this . He is not that good !
I didnt saynhe was "that good"...however good that is.
Im saying i think hed be better if he was haveing a red hot crack at things here and not thinking about where he will be next....because im 100 % certain a kid of his age doesnt have the maturity to put that aside and focus on the now...its whats next for him.
I think goulds assessment of him is way ott and is purely a selfish view from goulds point...just stroking the kids ego because thats how galvin operates....he loves the fake, believes its sincere but cannot tell the difference because hes been lauded since god knows how old
 
The reason WT don't have a good system though, is because of the lack of job security at the club over the years. A new coach comes in, and he starts all over again. Poor recruiting over the years led to a decent proportion of the top 30/dev were SG Ball players.

A good system is the Roosters. Their young halves unit is Sam Walker (22), Hugo Savala (23), Sandon Smith (22), Jake Elliott (20), and Toby Rodwell (19). Smith got his opportunity with Walker's ACL injury. Savala got his with Townsend's poor form.

Smith, Savala, Elliott, and Rodwell progressed or still are progressing very well in the lower grades. Rodwell steered their u19s to the SG Ball title with Boyd Cordner as coach. It's a system with outstanding junior recruiting, and player and coach development. Largely because they have built it up with a head coach who has been there for over a decade and invests in it.

Galvin, TDS, Mason, Luke and Kit Laulilii, Latu Fainu, Miller, Feledy, Matamua, etc. All these kids were exposed to NRL way to soon, because the club recruited poorly. Some of them have played more NRL in their young careers than reserve grade, flegg, or Sg Ball. That just shouldn't happen.
This is my point and is why I can understand the kid wanting out.
Calling his father obsessive, calling him an entitled brat, calling his manager scum...its all just hot air from overly emotional fans who've never met any of them.
The guy wasnt happy in our system. Ill wager he is not on his Pat Malone.
 
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