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@ said:^^ I like the sounds of that last paragraph. Work hard to take our team to the finals. Don’t jump ship to join a team of stars & hitch a ride…
@ said:I find that last paragraph very moving. Such loyalty !
It's interesting to speculate about what motivates players. When you consider Robbie, Benji, Rowdy and now Brooks (and others) - they love the club and want to achieve success for the club and with their mates.
Woods and Tedesco on the other hand felt no sense of loyalty toward the club; and Woods actively white-anted the club while our captain.
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:No I’m not guessing about the back loading , just going on what it said in the report that I read when it was announced, if it is true then we have learnt bugger all.
What did the reporter say..?
“it was 0n a backended contract”
I found the article.It was written in the telegraph so as far as i am concerned it would be fiction.
@ said:Brooks really is a loyal soldier.
With the big four nonsense he stuck around and again now despite being allegedly chased by other clubs decides to stay loyal.
Says a lot about the guy and I hope he sees a grand final victory in the Tigers Jersey.
Those snakes, rats and dogs(Tedesco, Moses, Woods) could learn a lot from this guy
@ said:@ said:Brooks really is a loyal soldier.
With the big four nonsense he stuck around and again now despite being allegedly chased by other clubs decides to stay loyal.
Says a lot about the guy and I hope he sees a grand final victory in the Tigers Jersey.
Those snakes, rats and dogs(Tedesco, Moses, Woods) could learn a lot from this guy
As could Seibold and Cleary and many many others, including clubs. Very sad modern reality that loyalty and your word mean very little.
@ said:@ said:@ said:Brooks really is a loyal soldier.
With the big four nonsense he stuck around and again now despite being allegedly chased by other clubs decides to stay loyal.
Says a lot about the guy and I hope he sees a grand final victory in the Tigers Jersey.
Those snakes, rats and dogs(Tedesco, Moses, Woods) could learn a lot from this guy
As could Seibold and Cleary and many many others, including clubs. Very sad modern reality that loyalty and your word mean very little.
Yes and lets see how important loyalty is to fans next year if Luke doesnt perform - can guarantee he wont be feeling the love for being loyal then.
Lack of percieved loyalty is an excuse to bag players when its convenient - but dont see loyalty figuring in fans mindset when your team is losing.
**How will we ever lure a player from another club if they all remained loyal??**
We offered Luke a good deal, he accepted good for him and good for us.
How long the warm and fuzzys last depends on how well he plays.
@ said:@ said:I find that last paragraph very moving. Such loyalty !
It's interesting to speculate about what motivates players. When you consider Robbie, Benji, Rowdy and now Brooks (and others) - they love the club and want to achieve success for the club and with their mates.
Woods and Tedesco on the other hand felt no sense of loyalty toward the club; and Woods actively white-anted the club while our captain.
Nofo being quite a significant other. He epitomises what is my favourite part of sport, passion for a club.
@ said:@ said:@ said:Brooks really is a loyal soldier.
With the big four nonsense he stuck around and again now despite being allegedly chased by other clubs decides to stay loyal.
Says a lot about the guy and I hope he sees a grand final victory in the Tigers Jersey.
Those snakes, rats and dogs(Tedesco, Moses, Woods) could learn a lot from this guy
As could Seibold and Cleary and many many others, including clubs. Very sad modern reality that loyalty and your word mean very little.
Yes and lets see how important loyalty is to fans next year if Luke doesnt perform - can guarantee he wont be feeling the love for being loyal then.
Lack of percieved loyalty is an excuse to bag players when its convenient - but dont see loyalty figuring in fans mindset when your team is losing.
How will we ever lure a player from another club if they all remained loyal??
We offered Luke a good deal, he accepted good for him and good for us.
How long the warm and fuzzys last depends on how well he plays.
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:Brooks really is a loyal soldier.
With the big four nonsense he stuck around and again now despite being allegedly chased by other clubs decides to stay loyal.
Says a lot about the guy and I hope he sees a grand final victory in the Tigers Jersey.
Those snakes, rats and dogs(Tedesco, Moses, Woods) could learn a lot from this guy
As could Seibold and Cleary and many many others, including clubs. Very sad modern reality that loyalty and your word mean very little.
Yes and lets see how important loyalty is to fans next year if Luke doesnt perform - can guarantee he wont be feeling the love for being loyal then.
Lack of percieved loyalty is an excuse to bag players when its convenient - but dont see loyalty figuring in fans mindset when your team is losing.
**How will we ever lure a player from another club if they all remained loyal??**
We offered Luke a good deal, he accepted good for him and good for us.
How long the warm and fuzzys last depends on how well he plays.
Well that’s true but I loved footy the best when the nucleus of you team was the same for a long time. I supported Balmain and our team in the late 80s we’re together for ages. Same with Canberra, Canterbury, parramatta as I remember. Nowadays you boo a bloke one week and next week he’s in your side. It’s called tribalism and rugby league was built on it. I know it’s a modern game etc etc but think we a poorer for it. (When the thought was Bennett was coming I was thinking: how can I support Darius Boyd?) I value and respect players like Lawrence, Nofa, Farah, Marshall and Brooks. I also respect club men from other clubs. But that’s just me.
Regarding bagging Brooks next year - yeah many will do it (regardless if his form) but I won’t.
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:As could Seibold and Cleary and many many others, including clubs. Very sad modern reality that loyalty and your word mean very little.
Yes and lets see how important loyalty is to fans next year if Luke doesnt perform - can guarantee he wont be feeling the love for being loyal then.
Lack of percieved loyalty is an excuse to bag players when its convenient - but dont see loyalty figuring in fans mindset when your team is losing.
**How will we ever lure a player from another club if they all remained loyal??**
We offered Luke a good deal, he accepted good for him and good for us.
How long the warm and fuzzys last depends on how well he plays.
Well that’s true but I loved footy the best when the nucleus of you team was the same for a long time. I supported Balmain and our team in the late 80s we’re together for ages. Same with Canberra, Canterbury, parramatta as I remember. Nowadays you boo a bloke one week and next week he’s in your side. It’s called tribalism and rugby league was built on it. I know it’s a modern game etc etc but think we a poorer for it. (When the thought was Bennett was coming I was thinking: how can I support Darius Boyd?) I value and respect players like Lawrence, Nofa, Farah, Marshall and Brooks. I also respect club men from other clubs. But that’s just me.
Regarding bagging Brooks next year - yeah many will do it (regardless if his form) but I won’t.
Well said i completely agree.
@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:Brooks really is a loyal soldier.
With the big four nonsense he stuck around and again now despite being allegedly chased by other clubs decides to stay loyal.
Says a lot about the guy and I hope he sees a grand final victory in the Tigers Jersey.
Those snakes, rats and dogs(Tedesco, Moses, Woods) could learn a lot from this guy
As could Seibold and Cleary and many many others, including clubs. Very sad modern reality that loyalty and your word mean very little.
Yes and lets see how important loyalty is to fans next year if Luke doesnt perform - can guarantee he wont be feeling the love for being loyal then.
Lack of percieved loyalty is an excuse to bag players when its convenient - but dont see loyalty figuring in fans mindset when your team is losing.
**How will we ever lure a player from another club if they all remained loyal??**
We offered Luke a good deal, he accepted good for him and good for us.
How long the warm and fuzzys last depends on how well he plays.
Well that’s true but I loved footy the best when the nucleus of you team was the same for a long time. I supported Balmain and our team in the late 80s we’re together for ages. Same with Canberra, Canterbury, parramatta as I remember. Nowadays you boo a bloke one week and next week he’s in your side. It’s called tribalism and rugby league was built on it. I know it’s a modern game etc etc but think we a poorer for it. (When the thought was Bennett was coming I was thinking: how can I support Darius Boyd?) I value and respect players like Lawrence, Nofa, Farah, Marshall and Brooks. I also respect club men from other clubs. But that’s just me.
Regarding bagging Brooks next year - yeah many will do it (regardless if his form) but I won’t.