Wonder If Someone Will Ever Write A Tell-All Book About This Club From Around 2011 Onwards
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Gary_Bakerloo
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@stryker said:
I will buy if he dispenses with Maguire. Getting rid of coaches at two clubs - that would be a great read.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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I never knew the significance of whose office was next to Grant Meyer's (before my time here) - I hope Robbie includes that.
Robbie can title his book this.
"How to throw away a chance at a second premiership in 2011 and then park my arse in cruise control as I play origin only to win one series and no finals football ever since that fateful choke and blamed everyone else for my shortcomings my entire career".
Worthwhile read that's full of facts.
"How to throw away a chance at a second premiership in 2011 and then park my arse in cruise control as I play origin only to win one series and no finals football ever since that fateful choke and blamed everyone else for my shortcomings my entire career".
Worthwhile read that's full of facts.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@matchball said:
By disposing of other top players around him he could no hold up the heavens by himself. Look at the fumbles in attack and defence the past few years - shocking for a first grade team. He had zero to do with that.
Fade_To_Black
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@LCA said:
Just a wild stab in the dark here…...wouldn't it be in reference to O'Neill's reasons for "resigning"? :unamused:
Tigertigertiger
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Buckets story will be a good read in women's weekly
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@Tigertigertiger said:
sure not the Kings Cross Whisper or Mad magazine
Cosimo_Zaretti
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Premierships, tests and origins sell footballers' biographies. In order for that book to be worth publishing, a player who was there through the Sheens/Potter/Taylor trip would need to still be there when the Tigers win the grand final.
So Chris Lawrence needs to be in the side that wins the 2019 grand final and then dictate his memoirs to a sports journo. Then the story's worth it.
It's that or you get the story from either Robbie or Benji's point of view. They're the two most likely to publish.
So Chris Lawrence needs to be in the side that wins the 2019 grand final and then dictate his memoirs to a sports journo. Then the story's worth it.
It's that or you get the story from either Robbie or Benji's point of view. They're the two most likely to publish.
I would actually buy a RF book. So much of the mud slinging from his camp was flung by Ayoub and it would be good to see how much of that actually came from Farah. Ayoub appeared to go above and beyond the call of duty numerous times for mine.
I think a book from Farah would be a lot more factual than what appeared in the media.
I think a book from Farah would be a lot more factual than what appeared in the media.
happy_tiger
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I can see Benji possibly doing a book , but I don't think Robbie Farah is well known enough outside of 2040 to write a profitable book which publishers would be interested in
Could be wrong ….....
Tim Sheens book would be a good read but I reckon if Ayoub was to write a book it would be the most interesting read of all
If you did write a book about the WT's it would have to fall in the class of tragedy /comedy and the truth would appear to be fiction , that's for sure
Could be wrong ….....
Tim Sheens book would be a good read but I reckon if Ayoub was to write a book it would be the most interesting read of all
If you did write a book about the WT's it would have to fall in the class of tragedy /comedy and the truth would appear to be fiction , that's for sure
In fairness to the players a mate of mine questioned me about 5 or 6 years ago as to why i followed the WT,he told me that the club had a reputation for treating players poorly,before moving them on,obviously it started with lesser known players being moved on before the likes of Ryan,Hino,Gibbs,Benji etc and now RF copped the unwanted treatment.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport/nrl/matt-ballin-how-i-helped-robbie-farah-through-his-wests-tigers-battle/news-story/04be39e709bc71f49a210910cad71917
@Byron Bay Fan said:
“I’ve spoken to JT in the off-season, **he’s really good at the communication process and telling me what he wants from me,”** Ballin said.
“He wants me back on the field number one, but he wants to use my experience from Manly and the clubs that I’ve been at to help the young guys at the Tigers.
Good read..thanks Byron…
