@dazza65 said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1338333) said:
*"As much as we’d love it to happen, the reality is it’s a hundred to one given the history between the champion little no.7 and Tigers coach Michael Maguire.
Maguire was notorious during his tenure at South Sydney for pushing players to play no matter the circumstances."*
So, does this mean Reynolds is another cotton wool baby.......
No Dazza ...just has to be managed correctly at this stage of his career ..like Baa had to be at the Dogs
I get that now, but are we assuming Pooper means based on what Reynolds saw back then, he won't be managed well now?? or was it that Madge forced Reynolds to played injured back then..... - I just though the comment from the Poopster was a bit vague....as usual
Madge still forces players to play injured .....Mbye has said it ,Matterson has said it , Grant said it
That is all true.
There are two ways of looking at it...
1. Mbye you are on 800 grand...get out there and earn it! In the old days, players played with far worse than floating bone in their knees.
VS
2. Mbye obviously was pressured to play hurt, may have long term probs as a result, and most players know Madge has a rep for pushing players. Good or bad, that rep is there.
At 35000 per game you can play when told to.
At that is a valid argument.
Mbye 800 grand...captain at the time...surely you get out there and lead? Floating bone? Please, harden up...
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Players see a senior player coerced into playing hurt / long term ramifications.
I don't know what is right...but in 1988 it would have been expected. In 2021 it is probably not helping us keep / attract elite players.
Where is this coming from? Who coerced Mybe and when did he confirm it/ share it?
He openly advised the public in a recent interview that it wasn't the case at all and that this was a media beat up. He did say he was playing hurt at times and required minor surgery to rectify however denied he was forced to play injured or his injury was misdiagnosed by the club.