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newtiger
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I'd have him back if Bulldogs are paying half his salary.
Woods may have stayed if Ivan had come earlier
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I'd have him back if Bulldogs are paying half his salary.
GNR4LIFE
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I wonder what fluffy comments he could be quoted with in a potential press release announcing he's staying. He can't exactly say he never wanted to leave.
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newtiger
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It's good when you see a post like that and get a laugh, amongst all this negativity.
cqtiger
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I didn't think that the contracts were registered yet. NRL wanted to see a management plan before they would register new contracts.
AL The Tiger
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Negativity? I'm not sure about you, but I'm enjoying watching the Dogs struggle.
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That's my understanding the contract is legally binding but not registered. Dogs have signed Woods at 920k Tigers offering 750k. I believe if the Dogs don't want to honour the deal they will have to pay the difference between their deal and the contract Woods signs elsewhere.
If Woods seeks a release and granted by the Dogs he will likely take a haircut maybe even a beard shave.
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newtiger
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I was implying that there are some people on this forum if they won 20 million they would still have a whinge.
AL The Tiger
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I already have a few in mind.
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Me2
Spud_Murphy
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Yeah Moses is really reaping what he sowed. I imagine Tedesco will next year as well.
Tim Sheens
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Aaron Woods committed, but Bulldogs cap uncertainty impacting on players
CHRISTIAN NICOLUSSI, The Daily Telegraph
Tigers officials do not expect to keep Woods, and even if the Dogs were forced to shed players and create space in their salary cap, the bearded prop would be one of the last to be asked to bail on Belmore.
Woods praised new Tigers coach Ivan Cleary and said his childhood club was heading in the right direction with him at the helm, including Sunday’s Leichhardt Oval clash against Manly.
“It’s disappointing to move on when they get a really good fella in like Ivan,’’ Woods said.
“But I’ve committed to doing what I’m doing next year, I’ve enjoyed my time under Ivan, and the next four weeks I won’t let him down.’’
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The rest of the article was basically Tim Mannah's opinion on how the dogs players are feeling "nervous", so I left it out.
CHRISTIAN NICOLUSSI, The Daily Telegraph
Tigers officials do not expect to keep Woods, and even if the Dogs were forced to shed players and create space in their salary cap, the bearded prop would be one of the last to be asked to bail on Belmore.
Woods praised new Tigers coach Ivan Cleary and said his childhood club was heading in the right direction with him at the helm, including Sunday’s Leichhardt Oval clash against Manly.
“It’s disappointing to move on when they get a really good fella in like Ivan,’’ Woods said.
“But I’ve committed to doing what I’m doing next year, I’ve enjoyed my time under Ivan, and the next four weeks I won’t let him down.’’
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The rest of the article was basically Tim Mannah's opinion on how the dogs players are feeling "nervous", so I left it out.
Of course Woods will honor his contract. If he says anything else he will forgo money. Dogs have to honor it one way or another.
Tigers on the other hand will be happy to take him back on a heavily subsidized (by dogs) bench prop salary.
Matalino and Packer would be my starters if he stays :slight_smile:
Tigers on the other hand will be happy to take him back on a heavily subsidized (by dogs) bench prop salary.
Matalino and Packer would be my starters if he stays :slight_smile:
Tiger_Steve
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Telegraph rushing in to diffuse any potential positives for the Tigers - that's not like them
greatodensraven
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I'd seriously consider taking woodsy back especially if dogs paid some of his contract & he gets a haircut of course.
ET for captain though.
ET for captain though.
