Kelce68
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Good question.
But Starford and Taylan would be the best two centres at the club.
Probably left right out.
OFFICIAL Taylan "Tiny" May
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But Starford and Taylan would be the best two centres at the club.
Probably left right out.
tigerballs
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We deserve better than skids and Nado!
5th in a 2 horse race😂
The Chad
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I would suggest May could potentially push Skelton into the KOE discussion just as easily as Toa & Doueihi.
weststigers
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Article about him coming out of rehab
May a ‘changed man’ after rehab stint
Former Panthers star Taylan May says his stint in a mental health facility has changed him and his approach to life.
Taylan May says he is a changed man.
The 23-year-old was sacked by the Panthers a year ago after a number of off-field incidents. May was also facing domestic violence charges and was subject to the NRL’s no-fault stand-down policy. Those charges were dropped in March, and May is now eyeing a return to the NRL.
I spoke to May recently, and he opened up on how deeply his sacking by the Panthers affected him.
“I got suicidal,” he said. “I had no support. And that’s what made me realise that footy friends are, like your school friends, you don’t really have them, like you thought you had them. I found out who my real boys are.
“Now that I’m starting to come back to footy, people are texting me now, but they weren’t before.”
May said he needed to escape, and spent time in a mental health facility.
“I spoke to my parents, and I thought I needed something, an escape or retreat,” he said. “Honestly, I was mentally drained from everything, and I just needed to get away.
“I got to meet a lot of people, like a lot of different people, but they’re very switched on. But yeah, it was very good. It was probably the best thing that could happen for me, and it opened my eyes up to a lot of things. I feel like I came out of it totally different; my mindset changed, my beliefs have changed. Just, yeah, I’m a whole different person now, and you sort of see that in my demeanour.”
He said the facility was far from a holiday, though.
“I started off in ... a bit of a low section,” he said. “And then they moved me up to the high dependency unit. And, man, the stuff I saw there. Like, there’s people that are claiming they were satanists ... like they were the devil. There’s people claiming that they were God.”
He said the experience definitely changed him.
“I just didn’t like the person that Taylan was,” he said. “Obviously I wasn’t an angel, but Taylan needed to change, and it’s just me changing. As it turns out, it was the best thing to happen. I’m grateful for it. It was also the hardest, one of the hardest things I’ve done in my life. I think it’s changed who I am as a person, and it’s opened my eyes up to a lot of different things. And it’s probably the best thing that’s happened to me.”
May a ‘changed man’ after rehab stint
Former Panthers star Taylan May says his stint in a mental health facility has changed him and his approach to life.
Taylan May says he is a changed man.
The 23-year-old was sacked by the Panthers a year ago after a number of off-field incidents. May was also facing domestic violence charges and was subject to the NRL’s no-fault stand-down policy. Those charges were dropped in March, and May is now eyeing a return to the NRL.
I spoke to May recently, and he opened up on how deeply his sacking by the Panthers affected him.
“I got suicidal,” he said. “I had no support. And that’s what made me realise that footy friends are, like your school friends, you don’t really have them, like you thought you had them. I found out who my real boys are.
“Now that I’m starting to come back to footy, people are texting me now, but they weren’t before.”
May said he needed to escape, and spent time in a mental health facility.
“I spoke to my parents, and I thought I needed something, an escape or retreat,” he said. “Honestly, I was mentally drained from everything, and I just needed to get away.
“I got to meet a lot of people, like a lot of different people, but they’re very switched on. But yeah, it was very good. It was probably the best thing that could happen for me, and it opened my eyes up to a lot of things. I feel like I came out of it totally different; my mindset changed, my beliefs have changed. Just, yeah, I’m a whole different person now, and you sort of see that in my demeanour.”
He said the facility was far from a holiday, though.
“I started off in ... a bit of a low section,” he said. “And then they moved me up to the high dependency unit. And, man, the stuff I saw there. Like, there’s people that are claiming they were satanists ... like they were the devil. There’s people claiming that they were God.”
He said the experience definitely changed him.
“I just didn’t like the person that Taylan was,” he said. “Obviously I wasn’t an angel, but Taylan needed to change, and it’s just me changing. As it turns out, it was the best thing to happen. I’m grateful for it. It was also the hardest, one of the hardest things I’ve done in my life. I think it’s changed who I am as a person, and it’s opened my eyes up to a lot of different things. And it’s probably the best thing that’s happened to me.”
Reports saying he's toured the rabbitohs facility
Wow, we're really dropping the ball here.
Wow, we're really dropping the ball here.
Tom Shines
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Wayne Bennett can work wonders in these situations
Snidest 0
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GNR4LIFE
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So he’s not coming here? Glory glory.
AmericanHistoryX
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Who wants to stay with us. Play for West's Tigers no Origin. Leave. Origin.. WTF
Tom Shines
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Benny hill music playing in the background
I get it.
I think he'd be a serious threat in the centres, for us.
Hopefully the door isn't completely closed.
Snidest 0
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Terrell re-signed with the Roosters & Taylan re-signed with the Panthers...
Taylan's destination is strictly due to his own dysfunction - and Terrell's commitment to the Tigers is not dependent upon us signining his wayward brother...
WOW this is going to hurt..
We could have got a guy for a position of need who has proven to be a top player but club says ... No thanks we have Naden, AD and Tao so we are fine...
Watch he will kill it there and then his T May will head over there and join him..
fmd this club is hard to support.
AmericanHistoryX
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He can't help us. We need a leader. Not more ghetto blasters.
Yeah, it's disappointing.
Two sides to the coin, I guess.
Richo & Benji probably saw something in him they didn't like.
Still, hopeful we can come to an agreement.
He could really strengthen our backline.
Snidest 0
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He needs to open the door - we gave him a meeting & subsequently he went to rehab....
The explanation os his kneck tattoo as it being his "family name" - and him admittedly being "impulsive" is a major psychological concern for a player who needs to pull his head in before he is a viable recruit!
Snidest 0
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STFU!!
