Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

Vicious said:
We are still debating on whether or not Galvin will extend his contract with us ?
I’m anticipating if we have a better than 50% win record after about 10-12 rounds this season and Galvin is a strong contributor, he will extend with us.
However if we are struggling for wins and well outside the top 8 by rounds 10-12, I think it’s every chance he will be leaning towards departing at the conclusion of his current contract.
Like in every aspect of life, success is crucial and happiness follows.
As for Wests Tigers as a club, not even our harshest critics can be critical of the direction we are heading in all aspects such as recruitment & retention which gives us the best possible chance to get the results required to make our players and fans happy.
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As a football team, Success is damn good.
Life though. The happiest job I have been was working at casual hospitality. It was simple but damn fun.

Something said by Lazarus about the Broncos "Wayne made football fun again. I saw Brisbane and they were having fun".

Jason Ryles and others are going to focus on making the best physically conditioned team possible.
Benji I think is thinking a little differently.
I just hope what Benji's doing will lead to some wins but a conditioned team that enjoys playing together.

i.e. Think Penrith, not Storm.
 
crazycat said:
As a football team, Success is damn good.
Life though. The happiest job I have been was working at casual hospitality. It was simple but damn fun.

Something said by Lazarus about the Broncos "Wayne made football fun again. I saw Brisbane and they were having fun".

Jason Ryles and others are going to focus on making the best physically conditioned team possible.
Benji I think is thinking a little differently.
I just hope what Benji's doing will lead to some wins but a conditioned team that enjoys playing together.

i.e. Think Penrith, not Storm.
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I think there’s a lot to be said in a team to have a larrikin to lighten the mood aswell
 
Lestronge said:
That never happened …. We were paying Hastings 300k for that first year , and then he tried to renegotiate because the knights were desperate and gave him 800k and we said thanks but no thanks . He was released a few weeks later . Plus we wanted to move him into the middle permanently, and the whole Madge fiasco .
Just because another club is desperate for halves they’re willing to offer 300-400k overs , doesn’t mean we should . And yes that includes the 10 years 14 mil for brown .
Galvin is a good footy player ,and he brains it this year give him the 1 mil. But if he doesn’t , you’re now paying for potential , and a return to the bad old days where we are hoping guys develop into a rep player .
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Galvin will get a $20m dollar offer over ten years. Mark my words.
 
batboy said:
Is that kinda like how Mitch Moses's family weren't happy with how the Eels treated him as a Junior?

I love this reasoning that people 'invent' about a certain player never playing somewhere for some concocted reason that somehow makes it all make sense to them.

Galvin and his whole family are life long Parra fanatics - Somehow that never gets mentioned?
If they were taking odds of Galvin staying at the Tigers, Or moving to the Eels
- The Eels would be more likely shorter.
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Have to disagree with this reasoning. Throughout my childhood I was a crazy fan and it was my dream to play for this club I'd supported when I grew up.

Admittedly, I ended up at the club I came through the juniors, but my experience was basically at 16 my boyhood club was just another opposing team.

As far as family goes, there may be good natured barbs when you are playing their/your old supported club, but it becomes completely irrelevant; their support for their son (and as a result his team) is light years ahead of any their own son plays for regardless...

Watch any interview with a parent who has two sons on opposing teams. They'll never say they're going for one particular side.

As for Galvin, well, yes it's his career, but by the same token Parra didn't see anything in him where the tigers did. If not for WT it's possible he wouldn't be playing nrl. They've been pretty good to him and he is where he is because of them.

Would be disappointing to see him leave before really repaying the faith (with at least 3 good seasons), but again, it's his career and unfortunately he has that idiot Moses as manager.
 
Buttface said:
I’ve said it a few times, and I reckon anyone on here would go back to their childhood club if the club came knocking with a sorry we were idiots back then but we need you and by the way here’s bucket loads of cash.
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Would only be for money imo.
 
Rock Hopper Steve said:
You hit the nail on the head paws, there could be another 2 putting their hand up on top of the 2 you mention, 2 years is a long time with a large and improved pathways system.
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Those two, Latu and Mason, would also put pressure on Galvin to accept less $$$ yo stay with Luai and WT as WT not entirely reliant on him as our savior?
 
Tiger-ferret said:
Do you have another short term option? For the right price I think he could plug a hole.
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I hope that the club is no longer looking at way past their prime players as options. For mine "short term" means a temporary fix, and footy wise that is no longer than a season, which is the only basis that I think an aged Frizzel type comes into consideration at a supposed development club.
 
Tim Sheens said:
I hope that the club is no longer looking at way past their prime players as options. For mine "short term" means a temporary fix, and footy wise that is no longer than a season, which is the only basis that I think an aged Frizzel type comes into consideration at a supposed development club.
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Normally I would agree with this thinking but our cupboard is so bare of backrowers that someone like that is necessary to have a successful season.
 
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