happy_tiger
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@Tiger4life said:@yeti said:@Telltails said:It's interesting how leaked information is welcomed when its content we want to hear and when it's not it becomes all about who leaked it and what was there motivation.
Quite frankly it is important for this stuff to come out because it makes clubs accountable for their operations. All damming information should be treated with the notion at sometime that it will surface - which is exactly what the club did when addressing this report.
It was important when it came out 12 months ago. And as a result, the club has lifted its game and obviously improved it's player welfare program. It is, however, less than helpful that it was rehashed now in what can honestly be described as a totally unbalanced and biased piece of journalism.
If you listen to a few on here, Farah and Ayoub control all the media outlets in Australia and get pretty much anything they want published.
If any journalist dares to write a story criticising anything the tigers or JT does than they must be gutter journalists. Is it possible every media outlet and sports journalist is out to get the tigers?
Where there is smoke there is fire. Even the club has come out and said they had to change.
I think the problem that disgusts most on here is the photo in the article of Mosese Fotuika
To bring up the heartbreaking suicide of a footballer from 4 seasons ago (early 2013) when the accusations are from 2015 season
I'm sure his partner ,his child , his family or his friends didn't need any reminding of the event
I'm not sure if you realize this but that around 70% of children who have a parent that commit suicide also attempt suicide in their lifetime
The sooner that the media in this country start realizing that using mental illness as a headline the better , especially seeing that people battling depression and or suffering mental illness afflicts around 1 in every 3 people