Yeah I reckon given Galvin's form in recent weeks as Australia's #1 schoolboy, he is probably being enquired about by numerous clubs including Manly (Warren McDonnell). McDonnell would know what contract he's on at WTs so could have said to Moses that Manly will offer more.
Fairs then on the zero tackle website it says his only on 270k
We were interested last off-season too. He's a lightweight lock/backrower who is a tackling machine, aggressive & full of effort. I'd be interested if he can play hooker as well as a potential utility like a Bayley Sironen.
This off-season may have a kind of Penrith 2019 into 2020 look about it when out went James Maloney, James Tamou, Reagan Campbell-Gillard, Waqa Blake & Dallin Watene-Zelezniak and sure enough they jumped from 10th to grand finalists.
Why Manly? McDonnell?
Good news Jedi. We can always do with another tough UK forward.
You would believe there would be some kind of code of ethics in place similar to govt depts and business. But really WTs should be able to more than cover any offer Manly could make (in theory because he is under contract).
where would he play at the tigers ?
Any news on savage? Surely if weekes goes there we could nab savage. Would be a good replacement for Laurie/stains if he leaves
He hasn't been told to leave - he has a contract until the end of next year and its pretty obvious he will not be offered an extension. The club has given him the opportunity to suss out whether a long term deal can be picked up elsewhere and they won't stand in his way if he wishes to leave early.
Blacker goes ok as well
I can't open the story it's a Telegraph pay article, but I found another one.
Teams that need to bolster their pack would include - Rabbit, Dogs, Dragons, Storm.
Never have a review unless your already know the outcome. Or have a review to justify a decision that has already been made.I can't open the story it's a Telegraph pay article, but I found another one.
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The Wests Tigers could finally be ending the “Pascoe fiasco” with a review launched into the club’s operations after a second straight wooden spoon.
Fans have been up in arms about chief executive Justin Pascoe remaining in charge for nearly a decade despite a series of coaches being shown the door as the Tigers endure a finals drought which stretches back to 2011.
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Club chairman Lee Hagipantelis has also come under heavy fire for the way the club has been run under his watch.
Former NRL chief financial officer Tony Crawford will head uyp a review for Benchmarking Matters, according to a NewsCorp report, which will examine how the joint venture club has failed to become finals contenders for more than a decade.
The Tigers sounded out Newcastle’s Peter Parr to take over as football manager but he is staying at the revitalised Knights.
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe and chair Lee Hagipantelis. (Photo by Ian Hitchcock/Getty Images)
Disgruntled fans have held up banners at games and organised online petitions to have Pascoe removed.
A group of around 40 Tigers fans chanted for Pascoe’s exit on the seven-minute mark of their final match against Manly, handing out flyers labelled “end the Pascoe fiasco”.
Multiple banners calling for the CEO’s exit were also hoisted on the Brookvale hill, before security forced them to be taken down at halftime claiming the venue had deemed them “offensive”.
Tim Sheens was dumped as coach with more than a year remaining on his contract with Benji Marshall taking over ahead of schedule.
thanks mateI can't open the story it's a Telegraph pay article, but I found another one.
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NRL News: Turmoil at Tigers with review into 'Pascoe fiasco', Roosters rising star wants to represent multiple nations
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The Wests Tigers could finally be ending the “Pascoe fiasco” with a review launched into the club’s operations after a second straight wooden spoon.
Fans have been up in arms about chief executive Justin Pascoe remaining in charge for nearly a decade despite a series of coaches being shown the door as the Tigers endure a finals drought which stretches back to 2011.
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Club chairman Lee Hagipantelis has also come under heavy fire for the way the club has been run under his watch.
Former NRL chief financial officer Tony Crawford will head uyp a review for Benchmarking Matters, according to a NewsCorp report, which will examine how the joint venture club has failed to become finals contenders for more than a decade.
The Tigers sounded out Newcastle’s Peter Parr to take over as football manager but he is staying at the revitalised Knights.
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe and chair Lee Hagipantelis. (Photo by Ian Hitchcock/Getty Images)
Disgruntled fans have held up banners at games and organised online petitions to have Pascoe removed.
A group of around 40 Tigers fans chanted for Pascoe’s exit on the seven-minute mark of their final match against Manly, handing out flyers labelled “end the Pascoe fiasco”.
Multiple banners calling for the CEO’s exit were also hoisted on the Brookvale hill, before security forced them to be taken down at halftime claiming the venue had deemed them “offensive”.
Tim Sheens was dumped as coach with more than a year remaining on his contract with Benji Marshall taking over ahead of schedule.
I think he’s probably an ideal candidate to fill the 13 role until Laulili’i is ready in a couple years for consistent first grade.