OFFICIAL Lachlan Galvin #277 *Released* Career Discussion.

[EllisFan]

Burton will be moved before Lloyd

If he moves Burton to centre and Xerri doesn’t get a run again that club will have a lot of friction going on internally. Possibly season cooked.

 

[TheEnz]

Galvin did what he did and left us to get better , his manager and father agreed this was the best way forward , the way it was done was extremely poor on their side , and it didi damage our season , I have no sympathy for the kid he needs to be bought back to reality same for his father , he is not that great ( yet ) and it’s still a maybe , he will cop a absolute lesson when he faces the panthers , the dogs are weaker now that prior to his arrival every one can see it so they just have to suck it up but going backwards won’t help them, the first injury he get will see him out of the team and back via reserve grade specially if they win with out him

Their best set up would be sullivan 7 burton 6 and Lloyd 14, however i dont think they have the cahoonas to do it. I also think the contract may have some clauses in Lloyds favour regarding the position he plays, remember it seemed a lock that he was off to Parra and the dogs came in late and somehow changed his mind.

 

[Spartan117]

Im happy for the Dogs to struggle in Attack

 

[EllisFan]

Im happy for the Dogs to struggle in Attack

Tune in Thursday night

 

[king_sirro]

A lot of the Bulldogs mistakes are around Galvin. Often you can look at the replay and think "that guy should have caught that", however, it always seems to be Galvin involved in the okay that brings a mistake....well obviously not always, but often. There must be something in that.

 

[Flippedy]

Tune in Thursday night

Lol that should be fun, though I do hope that the Dogs aren’t somehow the ones to magically beat them!

 

[tiger_one]

Lol that should be fun, though I do hope that the Dogs aren’t somehow the ones to magically beat them!

Then there's the Cleary/Ciraldo brotherhood ........

 

[weststigerman]

A lot of the Bulldogs mistakes are around Galvin. Often you can look at the replay and think "that guy should have caught that", however, it always seems to be Galvin involved in the okay that brings a mistake....well obviously not always, but often. There must be something in that.

That happened a lot when he was here, but the 1 cut out pass that leads to a try each game makes people forget about the 4 errors. It beats the stats sheet because the error sits with the player that drops the pass.

 

[tiger_one]

Karma can take a little while to come back around in footy, but when it does, it’s pretty sweet. Never forget the propaganda machine going into overdrive the second he signed with the Dogs. Fox Sports were clearly on the take during that period. Was absolutely sickening. The world revolved around him going into that first game against Parra. It’s like they had Lachy cam while he was sitting on the bench. Then the vomit inducing highlight package narrated by Johns. Sadly, the only downside of Fox Sports putting the spotlight on the Dogs, they will never acknowledge their role in building him up. Maybe they built him up to knock him down? Anyway, the Origin player they were building him up to be is a long way off. Even as political as NSW selections are, not even politics can justify him getting anywhere near a Blue jersey anytime soon.

 

[TigerJunior4]

I can’t really add much here that others haven’t pointed out but Galvin really is a cobbled together player without any outstanding skillset.

He supports well, and pushes up but he’s got an awful kicking game without depth or height, can’t pass, drifts across field and can’t direct. He’s a shit defender and is poor in contact so lock isn’t at option at this stage.

Sort of reminds me of Daniel Mortimer. Came into grade early, but the his strength being running/support but never really developed or refined the skills required of an NRL half.

Ciraldo is looking like a worse coach with each game. You always know a coach is clutching at straws when he’s reshuffling the spine mid-way through games hoping to spark the attack.

Anyway I love seeing the Bulldogs implode😂. I can see Gould getting bored with Galvin and trying to move him on end of year or giving Ciraldo the flick after a poor year or two.

 

[TheEnz]

I can’t really add much here that others haven’t pointed out but Galvin really is a cobbled together player without any outstanding skillset.

He supports well, and pushes up but he’s got an awful kicking game without depth or height, can’t pass, drifts across field and can’t direct. He’s a shit defender and is poor in contact so lock isn’t at option at this stage.

Sort of reminds me of Daniel Mortimer. Came into grade early, but the his strength being running/support but never really developed or refined the skills required of an NRL half.

Ciraldo is looking like a worse coach with each game. You always know a coach is clutching at straws when he’s reshuffling the spine mid-way through games hoping to spark the attack.

Anyway I love seeing the Bulldogs implode😂. I can see Gould getting bored with Galvin and trying to move him on end of year or giving Ciraldo the flick after a poor year or two.

Didnt Gould and Ciraldo both extend till 2030...that team were a cohesive unit who were punching above their weight, looked to all be playing for each other with some great comraderie...until something changed around the middle of last yr.

 

[diedpretty]

I think Galvin went alright to be fair. The coach is the one that appears to have lost the plot.

Trouble is he is not being paid to be alright - They have thrown him into the No.7 and he has no organisational skills whatsoever. Its funny watching their forwards get smashed as they don't have a proper 7 or an experienced 9 to move them around the park.