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Yeah was thinking tha same.last night and probably not a good betting weekend...lots of players towards the end of games will be thinking of BaliCan’t think of the last time a final round meant as little as this one.
I hate to say it, but in hindsight we should've focused on keeping Galvin rather than Jarome.
Applies and oranges. Luai was signed for 5 years. It was not an either/or situation.I hate to say it, but in hindsight we should've focused on keeping Galvin rather than Jarome.
Yes and no. He's still young.I completely disagree because the circus that Galvin bought to the club would have continued unabated destroying any team harmony.His ego needed to be removed
You're right. We were locked in with Jarome (which hasn't worked out well), and then there was a power struggle that Benji created by giving Lachlan free rein in order to keep him.Applies and oranges. Luai was signed for 5 years. It was not an either/or situation.
Sadly Galvin’s antics in leaving brought chaos to our team and his inclusion brought a huge disruption to the Dogs team last season. He has weathered the storm over the past 18 months and is now turning into a much more composed and effective player for the Dogs. He has a pretty good future, imo as he grows in maturity and settles more into the Bulldogs style of play.Yes and no. He's still young.
When I was his age I thought the world was my oyster, like most 20 something year olds do. However life kicks you in the nuts and you grow up.
In terms of talent, I believe that Lachlan has superior skills in comparison to Jarome, and he's only going to get better.
This years stats tell the true story.
It sucks wonder boy's improving, a lot of us were enjoying sticking the boot in during his struggles.Sadly Galvin’s antics in leaving brought chaos to our team and his inclusion brought a huge disruption to the Dogs team last season. He has weathered the storm over the past 18 months and is now turning into a much more composed and effective player for the Dogs. He has a pretty good future, imo as he grows in maturity and settles more into the Bulldogs style of play.
Lol yes we were, but you just know it never lasts. Not for us anyway.It sucks wonder boy's improving, a lot of us were enjoying sticking the boot in during his struggles.
We invested in his development when the Eels dumped him from Harold Matts, so it's a bitter pill to swallow.Sadly Galvin’s antics in leaving brought chaos to our team and his inclusion brought a huge disruption to the Dogs team last season. He has weathered the storm over the past 18 months and is now turning into a much more composed and effective player for the Dogs. He has a pretty good future, imo as he grows in maturity and settles more into the Bulldogs style of play.