mightymagpie
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Interview? Is that Hooper and Woods? Sounds like it might be another round of bashing the board and CEO.
It'll be interesting to hear what Woods has to say - knowing he's still employed here at WT
Time to give Woodsy and Teddy a break
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Interview? Is that Hooper and Woods? Sounds like it might be another round of bashing the board and CEO.
It'll be interesting to hear what Woods has to say - knowing he's still employed here at WT
Fade_To_Black
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He will say "it is what it is" you can be absolutely guaranteed.
"I never wanted to leave the Tigers", " I am just looking after my family, my new wife and the dog", "I just wanna get on with playing footy". Those are certainties as well. The rest will just be more boring, indecisive dross. Wouldn't expect anything more than that really. Especially with an intellectual pygmy like Scoop asking the questions.
I dont think Woods and Teddy deserve a break,they are in the limelight and public eye because of what they do and how much they get paid…if they were to handle the negotiations smoothly without delays and a greedy manager then this would not have blown up as big as it did...
people will either love or hate them depending on who they are,opposition supporters will hate them,we will love them,however they have put themselves in this position and now must either stay or go..If I was either of them I would have told my manager that I want to stay a Tiger and get me the best offer they can make and I will take it from there because ''I love the club and fans'' ....bs..MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL AND THEY ARE GOING FOR IT...you dont play in that arena and risk serious injury just as Alex McKinnon did,I know it was purely accidental,but it happens and you wouldnt take less to step in the ring ..
just my thoughts people and we are all different....
people will either love or hate them depending on who they are,opposition supporters will hate them,we will love them,however they have put themselves in this position and now must either stay or go..If I was either of them I would have told my manager that I want to stay a Tiger and get me the best offer they can make and I will take it from there because ''I love the club and fans'' ....bs..MONEY IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL AND THEY ARE GOING FOR IT...you dont play in that arena and risk serious injury just as Alex McKinnon did,I know it was purely accidental,but it happens and you wouldnt take less to step in the ring ..
just my thoughts people and we are all different....
southerntiger
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The former but I am also going to enjoy the latter.
goldcoast_tiger
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Keep acting like a bunch of Ferals , but don't then grizzle when the media aim at us again. :crazy
southerntiger
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@Telltails said:
Nah. Nobody is bigger than the club. Aaron attacked the club head on and is paying the price.
Who cares really. Its Woodsy's loss. I think better than jeering or booing will be the thought of him going to wear a grub teams jersey, and he made that choice. Cant see them setting the world alight the next few years.
Good luck to him. He could have handled it better, but he isnt Robinson Crusoe. Whilstever he plays in a tigers jersey, ill be cheering for him. Ill save my boos for next year.
Good luck to him. He could have handled it better, but he isnt Robinson Crusoe. Whilstever he plays in a tigers jersey, ill be cheering for him. Ill save my boos for next year.
goldcoast_tiger
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What a lot of garbage
southerntiger
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Why? He is the one who keeps telling the media how the club is a shambles, isn't he? Or was that some other hairy woodcutter?
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Ah yes the famous old throw away "no one is bigger than the club" line?
If you mean Aaron had a dig at the decision makers who represent "the club" and who have consistently made poor decisions for years - then that may be a bit closer to the truth. "The club" as it is referred to is placed in the capable hands of the decision makers and to date they have done very little in advancing "the club".
Ivan Cleary may finally be the exception in a long line of poor decisions.
TigerTone
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booing him next year wont have as much affect
as it will for the rest of this year.
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What kind of 'effect' are you looking for exactly? Do you want the team to win? Or would you rather try and destabilize them and then bring the whole media circus down on them again?
For people who proclaim to love this team, you sure seem hellbent on trying to destroy it, purely because you don't like the decision that one single player has made about his future for next season. It's absurd really!
GNR4LIFE
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What's absurd is just how far you will go to defend him. That's absurd.
