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i dont believe the club leaked the info - however if we did, its that moron Fletcher - he seems to speak out of turn quite a lot in the past 6 months
I would be pointing the finger at the manager.
i dont believe the club leaked the info - however if we did, its that moron Fletcher - he seems to speak out of turn quite a lot in the past 6 months
Me either.I wouldn’t be surprised if this drags on until after Christmas.
That's easy, Christmas is MondayI wouldn’t be surprised if this drags on until after Christmas.
I hope it's even longer. People who complain or stress about this stuff are funnyI wouldn’t be surprised if this drags on until after Christmas.
I hope it's even longer. People who complain or stress about this stuff are funny
Merry Christmas all.
The club did not leak Luai's departure to the media. Why would we? There is no benefit in doing so. There are plenty out there that like to throw rubbish at us, but we don't play petty games.
Two other parties have more to gain. The journalist with an exclusive, who is close to both the club & the player. And the manager. Who is keen to stir things up for a cut in 2024.
Luai informed the club and his teammates Saturday morning that he wouldn't be taking up the clubs offer, and would be leaving at the next seasons end.
He has a verbal agreement to join the Tigers in 2025. The Tigers have been getting everything in order, for him to sign a contract this week with them. Since then his manager has spent the week going around to the Dogs, and then the Dragons for a last-minute offer.
Much has been made about Ivan's comments regarding Luai. They are not an issue. Both have moved on from it. Anyone looking to bring that up in the media is looking for a wedge.
There is an issue that has upset Luai regarding his contract. I don't think that matter should be shared on a public forum. And won't reveal it here. It is not insurmountable.
The club will have to smooth things over in the new year. It's an issue that has been bubbling on for some time, but exaggerated by his new management team. Who shall we stay interpret things differently.
While they have his best financial interests at heart for 2025, things would be a lot better if they have his best interests at heart for 2024. Not just solely their best interests.
The club has sensibly, apart from Fletcher, kept things quiet this week. Not risking to inflame the situation.
We will not be releasing him to the Tigers for 2024. Won't happen.
Hosking likely departure is looking after his best interests. Something the club does often. The club will happily re-sign him but knows he can get a longer and more financially secure deal elsewhere. Something that has eluded him for his career. There are a few kids that could well pass him next year and that is a factor.
There won't be much salary gain by moving him on. It will be all about freeing up a roster spot.
The club is hoping for some good news before the Christmas break with a re-signing. I am not sure if they will get it done in time. If not, it will be in the new year.
It won't be a shock this one.
Merry Christmas all.
Cheers BladeThe club did not leak Luai's departure to the media. Why would we? There is no benefit in doing so. There are plenty out there that like to throw rubbish at us, but we don't play petty games.
Two other parties have more to gain. The journalist with an exclusive, who is close to both the club & the player. And the manager. Who is keen to stir things up for a cut in 2024.
Luai informed the club and his teammates Saturday morning that he wouldn't be taking up the clubs offer, and would be leaving at the next seasons end.
He has a verbal agreement to join the Tigers in 2025. The Tigers have been getting everything in order, for him to sign a contract this week with them. Since then his manager has spent the week going around to the Dogs, and then the Dragons for a last-minute offer.
Much has been made about Ivan's comments regarding Luai. They are not an issue. Both have moved on from it. Anyone looking to bring that up in the media is looking for a wedge.
There is an issue that has upset Luai regarding his contract. I don't think that matter should be shared on a public forum. And won't reveal it here. It is not insurmountable.
The club will have to smooth things over in the new year. It's an issue that has been bubbling on for some time, but exaggerated by his new management team. Who shall we stay interpret things differently.
While they have his best financial interests at heart for 2025, things would be a lot better if they have his best interests at heart for 2024. Not just solely their best interests.
The club has sensibly, apart from Fletcher, kept things quiet this week. Not risking to inflame the situation.
We will not be releasing him to the Tigers for 2024. Won't happen.
Hosking likely departure is looking after his best interests. Something the club does often. The club will happily re-sign him but knows he can get a longer and more financially secure deal elsewhere. Something that has eluded him for his career. There are a few kids that could well pass him next year and that is a factor.
There won't be much salary gain by moving him on. It will be all about freeing up a roster spot.
The club is hoping for some good news before the Christmas break with a re-signing. I am not sure if they will get it done in time. If not, it will be in the new year.
It won't be a shock this one.
Merry Christmas all.
Merry Christmas, Luke.Cheers Blade
Merry Christmas Mate
The club did not leak Luai's departure to the media. Why would we? There is no benefit in doing so. There are plenty out there that like to throw rubbish at us, but we don't play petty games.
Two other parties have more to gain. The journalist with an exclusive, who is close to both the club & the player. And the manager. Who is keen to stir things up for a cut in 2024.
Luai informed the club and his teammates Saturday morning that he wouldn't be taking up the clubs offer, and would be leaving at the next seasons end.
He has a verbal agreement to join the Tigers in 2025. The Tigers have been getting everything in order, for him to sign a contract this week with them. Since then his manager has spent the week going around to the Dogs, and then the Dragons for a last-minute offer.
Much has been made about Ivan's comments regarding Luai. They are not an issue. Both have moved on from it. Anyone looking to bring that up in the media is looking for a wedge.
There is an issue that has upset Luai regarding his contract. I don't think that matter should be shared on a public forum. And won't reveal it here. It is not insurmountable.
The club will have to smooth things over in the new year. It's an issue that has been bubbling on for some time, but exaggerated by his new management team. Who shall we stay interpret things differently.
While they have his best financial interests at heart for 2025, things would be a lot better if they have his best interests at heart for 2024. Not just solely their best interests.
The club has sensibly, apart from Fletcher, kept things quiet this week. Not risking to inflame the situation.
We will not be releasing him to the Tigers for 2024. Won't happen.
Hosking likely departure is looking after his best interests. Something the club does often. The club will happily re-sign him but knows he can get a longer and more financially secure deal elsewhere. Something that has eluded him for his career. There are a few kids that could well pass him next year and that is a factor.
There won't be much salary gain by moving him on. It will be all about freeing up a roster spot.
The club is hoping for some good news before the Christmas break with a re-signing. I am not sure if they will get it done in time. If not, it will be in the new year.
It won't be a shock this one.
Merry Christmas all.
“but we don't play petty games.”The club did not leak Luai's departure to the media. Why would we? There is no benefit in doing so. There are plenty out there that like to throw rubbish at us, but we don't play petty games.
Two other parties have more to gain. The journalist with an exclusive, who is close to both the club & the player. And the manager. Who is keen to stir things up for a cut in 2024.
Luai informed the club and his teammates Saturday morning that he wouldn't be taking up the clubs offer, and would be leaving at the next seasons end.
He has a verbal agreement to join the Tigers in 2025. The Tigers have been getting everything in order, for him to sign a contract this week with them. Since then his manager has spent the week going around to the Dogs, and then the Dragons for a last-minute offer.
Much has been made about Ivan's comments regarding Luai. They are not an issue. Both have moved on from it. Anyone looking to bring that up in the media is looking for a wedge.
There is an issue that has upset Luai regarding his contract. I don't think that matter should be shared on a public forum. And won't reveal it here. It is not insurmountable.
The club will have to smooth things over in the new year. It's an issue that has been bubbling on for some time, but exaggerated by his new management team. Who shall we stay interpret things differently.
While they have his best financial interests at heart for 2025, things would be a lot better if they have his best interests at heart for 2024. Not just solely their best interests.
The club has sensibly, apart from Fletcher, kept things quiet this week. Not risking to inflame the situation.
We will not be releasing him to the Tigers for 2024. Won't happen.
Hosking likely departure is looking after his best interests. Something the club does often. The club will happily re-sign him but knows he can get a longer and more financially secure deal elsewhere. Something that has eluded him for his career. There are a few kids that could well pass him next year and that is a factor.
There won't be much salary gain by moving him on. It will be all about freeing up a roster spot.
The club is hoping for some good news before the Christmas break with a re-signing. I am not sure if they will get it done in time. If not, it will be in the new year.
It won't be a shock this one.
Merry Christmas all.
Interesting that all your points involve the Tigers....your club.“but we don't play petty games.”
Of course the other option may be, Penrith are actively trying to disrupt or destroy current negotiations, with who ever he has decided to go with?
You do have form, for this:
1. Your club actively engaged in encouraging the then WT’s coach to break his contract, while you were planning to sack your incumbent?
2. Ivan’s comments a month or so ago, that was designed to tell any club thinking about Luai, that he was not good enough, without Nathan at his side?
Anyway, what he decides, is what he decides.
Hopefully he is with WT’s in 25.
Merry Xmas.
Thanks for clarifying Blade.
My opinion is that the club and the player need to cut ties with the journalist with an exclusive who is close to both club and player (we all know who that is).
He has betrayed them all.
I prefer Blades inside knowledge rather than your second guessing Options.“but we don't play petty games.”
Of course the other option may be, Penrith are actively trying to disrupt or destroy current negotiations, with who ever he has decided to go with?
You do have form, for this:
1. Your club actively engaged in encouraging the then WT’s coach to break his contract, while you were planning to sack your incumbent?
2. Ivan’s comments a month or so ago, that was designed to tell any club thinking about Luai, that he was not good enough, without Nathan at his side?
Anyway, what he decides, is what he decides.
Hopefully he is with WT’s in 25.
Merry Xmas.
They have boycotted journalists before, for putting them in bade shade.I don't think he risks getting the exclusives by leaking it.
The party that gets $70k should he start the Tigers deal earlier is the ones