Lachlan Galvin #277

[Needaname]

This worries me about Benji, do you really want training to be chill? Would training at the Storm be chill?

"Especially how chill he makes it and how fun he is. He tells me to go out there and enjoy myself and that I play this sport for fun. "

 

[finnzo]

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I think there is abit of a difference these blokes are seasond veterans a majority of our team are rookies. Rookies would struggle in a system like that specially when we loose as many games as we did.
As our team gains more experience and more pressure mounts on them things will intensify but for now I can see why benji has gone with this approach

 

[Needaname]

I think there is abit of a difference these blokes are seasond veterans a majority of our team are rookies. Rookies would struggle in a system like that specially when we loose as many games as we did.
As our team gains more experience and more pressure mounts on them things will intensify but for now I can see why benji has gone with this approach

A little from column a, a little from column b.

 

[jirskyr]

This worries me about Benji, do you really want training to be chill? Would training at the Storm be chill?

"Especially how chill he makes it and how fun he is. He tells me to go out there and enjoy myself and that I play this sport for fun. "

It's an interesting concept though - Madge was a hard task-master and by many reports this approach doesn't work so well with younger players any more.

Two of the best coaches of the past 20 years, Bellamy and Bennett, one is a high-intensity boss with very specific game plans, the other is a renowned man-manager who is good at getting performances out of his roster. Benji has a significant history with Bennett and it's not surprising his management style leans more towards "the feels" rather than a military-style approach.

I would not be surprised at all, over the next 10 years, if the military style of coaching gradually falls out of favour, based on the needs and expectations of younger generations.

 

[cktiger]

It's an interesting concept though - Madge was a hard task-master and by many reports this approach doesn't work so well with younger players any more.

Two of the best coaches of the past 20 years, Bellamy and Bennett, one is a high-intensity boss with very specific game plans, the other is a renowned man-manager who is good at getting performances out of his roster. Benji has a significant history with Bennett and it's not surprising his management style leans more towards "the feels" rather than a military-style approach.

I would not be surprised at all, over the next 10 years, if the military style of coaching gradually falls out of favour, based on the needs and expectations of younger generations.

Seems the world now has to pander to sooky la la’s 🤣

 

[jirskyr]

Seems the world now has to pander to sooky la la’s 🤣

Like it or not, the sooky la la's may in fact be making all the decisions over the upcoming decades, and those of us in nursing homes will hope they don't suddenly become brutally indifferent la la's when it comes to our ongoing geriatric care.

 

[Lestronge]

Seems the world now has to pander to sooky la la’s 🤣

Whatever works man !

 

[Demps]

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[innsaneink]

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That's a huge rap from Api

 

[Telltails]

We would be a much better team if all our players were as motivated as Galvin to train, to compete, and to win. Add Luai to the mix it can only be a good thing.

 

[Harvey]

Back to reality (here comes gravity), which club do you see him signing with for 2025

 

[user118245]

Confirmed and announced by club for PM XIII

 

[happy_tiger]

Congrats Lachlan

 

[innsaneink]

Well done Gal...just dont get any ideads about the new team eh?

Deserves its own thread but no, lets bury it amongst 177 pages

 

[gallagher]

Great achievement for him, well deserved.

 

[mtd#2]

In the channel 9 segment with Joey and Fitler, Galvin said everyone keeps giving it to him at training that his future is in the backrow, he almost seemed resigned to it, just wants to delay it for as long as possible.

Galvin 11, Samuela 12. Thats some good attack in the backrow.

It also solves a problem.
Latu to #6
TDS to #14

 

[The Chad]

In the channel 9 segment with Joey and Fitler, Galvin said everyone keeps giving it to him at training that his future is in the backrow, he almost seemed resigned to it, just wants to delay it for as long as possible.

Galvin 11, Samuela 12. Thats some good attack in the backrow.

It also solves a problem.
Latu to #6
TDS to #14

It's almost like it's been suggested.....

Wade Graham Part 2

 

[batboy]

In the channel 9 segment with Joey and Fitler, Galvin said everyone keeps giving it to him at training that his future is in the backrow, he almost seemed resigned to it, just wants to delay it for as long as possible.

Galvin 11, Samuela 12. Thats some good attack in the backrow.

It also solves a problem.
Latu to #6
TDS to #14

Got some tackling practice to do…

 

[Tucker]

In the channel 9 segment with Joey and Fitler, Galvin said everyone keeps giving it to him at training that his future is in the backrow, he almost seemed resigned to it, just wants to delay it for as long as possible.

Galvin 11, Samuela 12. Thats some good attack in the backrow.

It also solves a problem.
Latu to #6
TDS to #14

I said this to you months ago and you got very upset 😉

 

[mtd#2]

I said this to you months ago and you got very upset 😉

I needed time...