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Did Moses family have to chip in to get the Tigpies to take him?
Yeah uncle Benny chipped in by turning the Balmain Leagues into an eyesore on Victoria Road
Lol. It's round 3....looooonnng way to go. Plenty of mates who go for the tigers. Some thought it was 2005 GF win last night...I guess back to back spoons will call for celebrations with any win. You guys played well but let's be honest Gummy sharks were putrid. I hope the Tigers do go better. Rather them than some other Sydney teams and all the Qld teams and obviously the Storm
Moses played in the Parra juniors from U8 to U15 for All Saints Toongabbie and then Harold Matthews for Parramatta. Uncle Ben then led him to Balmain , if you speak to Moses he will tell you he is a Parra junior. This has been repeated many times, but seems as usual you want to continue being argumentative. When did anyone claim Galvin was a Parra junior?
Hours is being very nice....try years
*Decades
No and neither did galvin.
“Galvin snr needn’t have worried. Part of Gallant’s charter is ensuring the best young juniors who have been lost to rival clubs return to the Tigers. Young Galvin was high on the priority list, and when Gallant did a background check with one of his previous coaches, Wayne Lambkin, the club was only too happy to pick up the tab.”When it became apparent that there wasn’t a spot for Lachlan Galvin at Parramatta, there was one potential impediment to his return to the Wests Tigers.
The transfer would require the Tigers to pay a development fee of up to $5000, a sum that can often be a deal-breaker for clubs. Which is why Galvin’s father, James, told Tigers’ pathways and junior recruitment manager Shannon Gallant that he would chip in to help cover the cost
$5000 a small price for Wests Tigers to bring hyped teenager home
A family member offered to step in and help Lachlan Galvin return to the Wests Tigers.www.smh.com.au
Tigers paid his transfer, but what does it say when a kid’s parents are prepared to pay $5k to get their kid out of Parra and over to the Tigers?
About the same as Moses tanking a game to get out of the Tigers.
