snickers007
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1: What has Galvin said (with quotation marks) about his coach publicly.
2: For team mates to post such stuff on social media, (especially when they made similar decisions in the last 12 months themselves) Shows a level of hypocrisy. Why didn't they afford the same respect to a 19 year old teenager, that they received themselves.
3; We live in a free country. Galvin obviously doesn't want to stay at W/T. That is his families, he and his managers decision. Last time I looked this happens all the time.
4: No work place in the land would allow this type of bullying to happen without action being taken. I hope Galvin and his people do just that.
It's bullying.
Elite sporting teams are not regular workplaces. The expectations on both sides are completely different.
Rugby league teams are built on accountability and trust. Players need to know that if they look at the guy next to them, that they are willing to do whatever it takes to win the match. They prepare for games as if they are going to war.
Fakeness and bravado have no place within the squad. It's all about vulnerability, bonding, respect and a singular mission objective.
From all reports, Benji gave Galvin the opportunity to stand up in front of his team mates and explain his decision (accountability). He was unable to own his decision, instead laying blame on others. At this point the playing group decided they didn't trust him, and asked for him to be excluded.
Make no mistake, the remaining members of the Tigers squad are MUCH more united today, than they were yesterday. They may not win this weekend, but they will perform as a team.
Until Galvin owns his actions and reveals the real reason he wants to leave, his team mates won't want him playing with them.
To not even entertain the Tigers offer is grossly disrespectful. It's also telling that at no point in Calvin's statement did he re-affirm his commitment to the Tigers for the remainder of his deal.
As for Luai's social media post, that is entirely for the fans. He's standing up and saying "I am here for the Wests Tigers, and everyone else wearing that jersey is in the same boat".
He's taking all the heat off Benji. What a leader!
I guarantee he would have had words with Galvin one on one too. His character is not up for debate, he's as real as they get.
Well done Tigers.
Eat a dick Galvin. Hope you rot in NSW Cup (or lower).