OFFICIAL Moses Mbye [Discussion]

[Ultimate Warrior]

Mate, It was a long time ago, but there were some awful buys in the early 2000's. One that comes to mind was the really talented, but really lazy centre, come five eight from Newcastle. Just remembered - Owen Craigie. The current Sportsbet guy at fullback; Corey Patterson, Kyle Lovett, and who could forget Matt Groat. Yeh, we've had our share of shockers.

Gold!
Who remembers Matt Bell the lock? Lame.
Worst West’s Tigers player ever? There is too many! But if I had to choose one I would probably say Blake Lazarus

 

[TonyTiger]

Discuss.

By far, with daylight second…. He does not even try……

Exudes a smugness and arrogance that really annoys me - thinks he’s entitled to simply go through the motions ... imagine being a team mate on considerably less coin and watching this flog get automatic selection each week whilst barely raising a sweat

 

[TheDaBoss]

Discuss.

Lolohea was a bigger dud


Lolo was getting a lot less money than this fraud

Dont forget he kicked that winning goal against storm in 2018

 

[turkeytiger03]

If we look at how both of our halves run at banners it paints a picture really. And on another note Tamou looked nonplussed just behind him. This starts in the sheds IMO. Hi Madge 🧐

 

[Spacecub]

God haven't we had some
Nick Graham
Braith
Adam Blair
Packer
Jennings
Matt ballin
Could probably come up with 20 squads of duds we have signed

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

Top 5 at least.

Talau is useless too.
Should never see grade again.

Did Mbye break a sweat ?
He’s an imposter

Did anyone see the dressing room video ..Moses was doing the most talking..go figure

The politician.

Moses is a great talker.
Says all the right things.

Can't play footy though.
Hope he's still shopping himself.

Won't get two bob for him next year now. Should have let him walk this year when we won 3/5 games.

 

[happy_tiger]

Mate, It was a long time ago, but there were some awful buys in the early 2000's. One that comes to mind was the really talented, but really lazy centre, come five eight from Newcastle. Just remembered - Owen Craigie. The current Sportsbet guy at fullback; Corey Patterson, Kyle Lovett, and who could forget Matt Groat. Yeh, we've had our share of shockers.

Nick Graham and Jason Cayless ......

 

[Tore85]

What are the chances we can restructure Mbye for next year and beyond?

I thought he & Brooksy looked ok yesterday.
Liddle also had his best game this year
Laurie is our best player hands down, Douehi not far.

What if we keep Mbye until until 2024, we restructure his deal next year and extend him two?

In stead of paying him $850k-900k 2022, we could get Mbye down to $750k 2022, $700k the 2023 and $600k in 2024? These numbers could even be lower, am just using them as an example.

That would mean the player has a future, he gets a bit more confidence, we get continuity in the spine and we get to take Mbye's effective salary to say $700k a year over the next three years? What are your thoughts on this?

Lets be honest, he isn't going to get that sort of money elsewhere. We get some cap relief next year and we also get to give him a chance to see what he can do with Brooksy, again, I think they combined well yesterday. Seems silly to start all over again with someone else if the combo flourishes.

The NFL does this sort of thing a lot to reduce the cap $ on guys that are being paid overs or regularly injured.

 

[Guest]

What are the chances we can restructure Mbye for next year and beyond?

I thought he & Brooksy looked ok yesterday.
Liddle also had his best game this year
Laurie is our best player hands down, Douehi not far.

What if we keep Mbye until until 2024, we restructure his deal next year and extend him two?

In stead of paying him $850k-900k 2022, we could get Mbye down to $750k 2022, $700k the 2023 and $600k in 2024? These numbers could even be lower, am just using them as an example.

That would mean the player has a future, he gets a bit more confidence, we get continuity in the spine and we get to take Mbye's effective salary to say $700k a year over the next three years? What are your thoughts on this?

Lets be honest, he isn't going to get that sort of money elsewhere. We get some cap relief next year and we also get to give him a chance to see what he can do with Brooksy, again, I think they combined well yesterday. Seems silly to start all over again with someone else if the combo flourishes.

The NFL does this sort of thing a lot to reduce the cap $ on guys that are being paid overs or regularly injured.

Absolutely not. It's criminal with what he's currently being paid and moving forward, it's no secret he's not in the club's future plans. Based on how he's performed so far, nor should he be.

 

[Geo]

Screw polls.. time for a rally..

 

[avocadoontoast]

What are the chances we can restructure Mbye for next year and beyond?

I thought he & Brooksy looked ok yesterday.
Liddle also had his best game this year
Laurie is our best player hands down, Douehi not far.

What if we keep Mbye until until 2024, we restructure his deal next year and extend him two?

In stead of paying him $850k-900k 2022, we could get Mbye down to $750k 2022, $700k the 2023 and $600k in 2024? These numbers could even be lower, am just using them as an example.

That would mean the player has a future, he gets a bit more confidence, we get continuity in the spine and we get to take Mbye's effective salary to say $700k a year over the next three years? What are your thoughts on this?

Lets be honest, he isn't going to get that sort of money elsewhere. We get some cap relief next year and we also get to give him a chance to see what he can do with Brooksy, again, I think they combined well yesterday. Seems silly to start all over again with someone else if the combo flourishes.

The NFL does this sort of thing a lot to reduce the cap $ on guys that are being paid overs or regularly injured.

Nope, I think we just hang on and get him off our books once and for all at the end of next year. No point prolonging the agony.

 

[Cairnstigers]

Do we keep Mbye
Ha
Haha
Hahahaha
NO WAY IN HELL 😈
Free up the $

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

If we had the opportunity to get rid of him a few weeks back when everything was looking good and we didn't, we had rocks in our head.

It's going to cost us a lot of money to move him on for next year now.

 

[DJG]

What are the chances we can restructure Mbye for next year and beyond?

I thought he & Brooksy looked ok yesterday.
Liddle also had his best game this year
Laurie is our best player hands down, Douehi not far.

What if we keep Mbye until until 2024, we restructure his deal next year and extend him two?

In stead of paying him $850k-900k 2022, we could get Mbye down to $750k 2022, $700k the 2023 and $600k in 2024? These numbers could even be lower, am just using them as an example.

That would mean the player has a future, he gets a bit more confidence, we get continuity in the spine and we get to take Mbye's effective salary to say $700k a year over the next three years? What are your thoughts on this?

Lets be honest, he isn't going to get that sort of money elsewhere. We get some cap relief next year and we also get to give him a chance to see what he can do with Brooksy, again, I think they combined well yesterday. Seems silly to start all over again with someone else if the combo flourishes.

The NFL does this sort of thing a lot to reduce the cap $ on guys that are being paid overs or regularly injured.

Are we allowed to pay him out completely now?

 

[hobbo1]

Mbye should’ve had a bbq to celebrate the 150th time he’s been overpaid

Then we could’ve just sacked the fraudster

 

[dazza65]

a big no.
The only place he somewhat fits is at 6 and AD is better there for us - we need AD at 5/8 and find a new gun centre....... from where I dont know :face_palm:

 

[hobbo1]

Screw polls.. time for a rally..

You’d be the first to throw a rock I reckon 😆

 

[weststigerman]

I'd rather pay him 500k to play elsewhere next year than give him another year.

His performance and effort is a big part of what is wrong with Wests Tigers. Senior players that don't give a toss, why should the younger players care.

 

[jadtiger]

What are the chances we can restructure Mbye for next year and beyond?

I thought he & Brooksy looked ok yesterday.
Liddle also had his best game this year
Laurie is our best player hands down, Douehi not far.

What if we keep Mbye until until 2024, we restructure his deal next year and extend him two?

In stead of paying him $850k-900k 2022, we could get Mbye down to $750k 2022, $700k the 2023 and $600k in 2024? These numbers could even be lower, am just using them as an example.

That would mean the player has a future, he gets a bit more confidence, we get continuity in the spine and we get to take Mbye's effective salary to say $700k a year over the next three years? What are your thoughts on this?

Lets be honest, he isn't going to get that sort of money elsewhere. We get some cap relief next year and we also get to give him a chance to see what he can do with Brooksy, again, I think they combined well yesterday. Seems silly to start all over again with someone else if the combo flourishes.

The NFL does this sort of thing a lot to reduce the cap $ on guys that are being paid overs or regularly injured.

I wouldnt keep MBye under any circumstances.

 

[Papacito]

There seems to be a lot unhealthy of jealousy over another man's pay packet on this forum.....