AmericanHistoryX
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He is dangerous with ball in hands. 2 try assists last night.
Apart from that. He is still wet behind the ears
Apart from that. He is still wet behind the ears
OFFICIAL Lachlan Galvin #277 *Released* Career Discussion.
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tiger05premier
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And they would certainly fit them in their cap lol
Strider
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Can somebody please make a gif of Galvin having his pants pulled down both literally and metaphorically at the try line yesterday?
TigerLove
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Haha... he was allowed to play "eyes up" footy here, but he plays "pants down" footy there 😂
Ciraldo has taught Galvin how to lose more succesfully than he did with us and look a poorer footballer.Maybe he needs another club to bring out his ability.
hank37w
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Jeez, average would be good compared to what we have been dishing up, but yeah, I know what you mean.
derekderekson
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From today telegraph-
Canterbury head of football Phil Gould has conceded that Lachlan Galvin is unlikely to be the club’s long-term answer at halfback.
Gould, speaking on The Bye Round podcast, addressed the decision to bring Galvin to the club and insisted his arrival last year had nothing to do with the departures of Toby Sexton and Reed Mahoney at the end of the year.
However, he did confirm that Galvin had been thrust into the halfback role out of necessity and was unlikely to remain there in the long term.
And longer term, he’s probably not a seven, but he’s getting great experience at the moment. He’s learning the game really well. It’s wonderful for him.”
Gould also discussed the future of five-eighth Matt Burton, again conceding his future may not lay in the halves.
Canterbury head of football Phil Gould has conceded that Lachlan Galvin is unlikely to be the club’s long-term answer at halfback.
Gould, speaking on The Bye Round podcast, addressed the decision to bring Galvin to the club and insisted his arrival last year had nothing to do with the departures of Toby Sexton and Reed Mahoney at the end of the year.
However, he did confirm that Galvin had been thrust into the halfback role out of necessity and was unlikely to remain there in the long term.
And longer term, he’s probably not a seven, but he’s getting great experience at the moment. He’s learning the game really well. It’s wonderful for him.”
Gould also discussed the future of five-eighth Matt Burton, again conceding his future may not lay in the halves.
pawsandclaws1
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I wasn't surprised to read the article online about the Dogs and Brimson from the Titans. It made me feel especially good WTs had thwarted Gould but bad because Brimson imo is a foundation for the Titans to build upon.
