OFFICIAL Lachlan Galvin #277 *Released* Career Discussion.

Sorry if its been mentioned, but Nof couldn't help himself. Doubt he knows Galvin all that well...
 

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Telltails said:
And or are not as emotionally invested as others. Not all fans follow a team with the same level of passion and so can disassociate more easily. I have an interest in the Premier League but the losses/ wins are not nearly as impactful as those I experience with Wests Tigers.
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Who's your PL team.
 
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Tim Sheens said:
As do most of those that have proliferated on X in the last 2 1/2 odd years as reasonable others leave, yet they don't realise emotions and algorithmic bots are controlling them.

Checking back each time 20 odd pages passes works for me @Tigerstigerstigers
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A lot of people that flounced over to Blue Sky are on their way back to X… it was boring place where everyone agreed with each other all the time …
 
mtd#2 said:
Critta loves him..

www.smh.com.au

‘We just wanted to learn the honest truth’: The day Dogs asked Galvin to explain Tigers exit

Canterbury captain Stephen Crichton has heard the suggestions he was off the club’s high-profile recruit due to his friendship with Jarome Luai. Not true, he insists.
www.smh.com.au www.smh.com.au
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Interesting, read that article today and it sounded like Critta didn't like the way he handled his exit at the Tigers and wanted answers, as did the rest of the playing group... Which is fair enough given his comments about Marshall and the dossier debacle.

But he also mentioned you don't really know someone until you meet them and backs him now he's at the dogs. Critta is a professional, he's the leader of that team and will make sure that everyone embraces Galvin for the betterment of the club and the team.

The only question I would have if i was a dogs fan is, what happens if Galvin decides that he should be getting more attention at training. Is he going to run his same line of "you do you and i will do me". Or, if the team starts going through a rough patch will Galvin look to abandon ship like he did numerous times in his junior career and at the Tigers when things got hard or his team stopped winning.

Only time will tell. I have no ill will towards Galvin or the dogs so hopefully Galvin has matured/learnt from the whole situation and it all works out for both parties.
 
I think Galvin himself knows he's on his last chance.

He didn't handle the Eels exit well either, then screwed us over and the Eels again this year.

I can only think of Bateman and Hastings still playing in the NRL who had multiple bitter exits.

For us, he joins a very big list of controversies in the last 10 years.
 
tig_prmz said:
I think Galvin himself knows he's on his last chance.

He didn't handle the Eels exit well either, then screwed us over and the Eels again this year.

I can only think of Bateman and Hastings still playing in the NRL who had multiple bitter exits.

For us, he joins a very big list of controversies in the last 10 years.
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c'mon , the kids ego knows no bounds. He will behave while he is establishing himself at the dogs for the next 12 months or so, then it will be back to his natural behaviours
 
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