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Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion
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WesternSuburbsBoy
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I think we'll see talks with KPP progress rapidly over the next week. Bradman Best has done a pretty serious hammy injury which could see him miss a couple of months according to NRL physio. I reckon the Knights will be desperate for Dom Young now & will be freeing up cap space quite quickly.
Tommy_the_Tiger
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As much as i'd love that, clubs coming off 3 wooden spoons don't have that luxury.
Rock Hopper Steve
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If another club had these 2 signed one would be hamstrung but the other playing.
But the kind of luck the Tigers get it would be odds on that they would be in rehab together, no way should we sign Reynolds too risky.
innsaneink
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First time ive ever really heard someone own just how hard and intense his sessions are....we all knew but heres confirmation
I honestly can’t believe Galvin is being allowed to just run the show especially when we have the likes of Luai in the halves. It makes no sense, especially since he’s bloody leaving anyway!
Stand up Luai and grab the reins, you’ve won 4 premierships, the kid has done nothing.
Kelce68
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Was reported at midday he’s out 2 months.
Leichhardt_Logger
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Broncos definitely fall into the category (top heavy clubs as mentioned by Richo) of club that we might be targeting.
innsaneink
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Thats how it looks...to me anyhow
Tiger Stripes
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Hard for Luai not to give Galvin the ball---------------he is always along side him. Can't shake him. Stifles the attack in a lot of ways., crabbing and poor grubbers.
BlackWhiteGold
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BlackWhiteGold
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Wests Tigers board to discuss early release for Galvin
May 16, 2025 — 2.48pmThe Wests Tigers board will on Monday discuss the possibility of whether the club should release Lachlan Galvin from the final year of his deal in 2026.
Lachlan Galvin.Credit:Getty Images
The Tigers powerbrokers want to open a conversation about what to do with the talented playmaker, including the potential of an early release from his current contract.
The Tigers have been bullish about their intent to hold Galvin to his contract, however there is the added layer of a threatened legal battle that looms around accusations of bullying.
It is a possibility the Tigers will demand a transfer fee from prospective clubs if they decide that it is in their best interest to release Galvin at the end of the season.
Galvin last month informed the club of his desire to depart at the end of his contract, with his manager Isaac Moses knocking back attempts from Tigers chief executive Shane Richardson to offer the teenager a lucrative upgrade and extension offer worth close to $6 million.
Galvin is on the radar of Parramatta Eels, while speculation has grown in recent days about a potential move to the Bulldogs despite general manager Phil Gould publicly declaring that his club would not pursue his services.
“We are not involved in the Lachlan Galvin discussion and we won’t be involved in the Lachlan Galvin discussion,” Gould said. “We wish him all the best.”
More to come.
jrtiger
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do a Melbourne. free to negotiate but unless a prospective club comes up with a suitable player to swap he's held to his contract.
WesternSuburbsBoy
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This shit had to come out now while we have a game to prepare for smh
jrtiger
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changes nothing for this week or this season as a whole. we've got far bigger fish to fry.
'If you don't let my client/me play first grade , I/we will sue you.Wests Tigers board to discuss early release for Galvin
May 16, 2025 — 2.48pm
The Wests Tigers board will on Monday discuss the possibility of whether the club should release Lachlan Galvin from the final year of his deal in 2026.
Lachlan Galvin.Credit:Getty Images
The Tigers powerbrokers want to open a conversation about what to do with the talented playmaker, including the potential of an early release from his current contract.
The Tigers have been bullish about their intent to hold Galvin to his contract, however there is the added layer of a threatened legal battle that looms around accusations of bullying.
It is a possibility the Tigers will demand a transfer fee from prospective clubs if they decide that it is in their best interest to release Galvin at the end of the season.
Galvin last month informed the club of his desire to depart at the end of his contract, with his manager Isaac Moses knocking back attempts from Tigers chief executive Shane Richardson to offer the teenager a lucrative upgrade and extension offer worth close to $6 million.
Galvin is on the radar of Parramatta Eels, while speculation has grown in recent days about a potential move to the Bulldogs despite general manager Phil Gould publicly declaring that his club would not pursue his services.
“We are not involved in the Lachlan Galvin discussion and we won’t be involved in the Lachlan Galvin discussion,” Gould said. “We wish him all the best.”
More to come.
Now that's what I call bullying.
TigerVinnie
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Ill be so disappointed if we fold for a 'transfer fee' - what does that get us? A couple of extra rowing machines.
Why should Parra benefit in 26 and we don't - let them play an entire year without a 5/8.
Tigers should be provided an adequate replacement or he plays out the contract.
Why should Parra benefit in 26 and we don't - let them play an entire year without a 5/8.
Tigers should be provided an adequate replacement or he plays out the contract.
