No, he is at the TigpiesGet Oliver Clark as well!!! Heard he ain't at Panthers anymore?
No, he is at the TigpiesGet Oliver Clark as well!!! Heard he ain't at Panthers anymore?
How about 'numpty'?
How about f@$k off wierdler u grubby bottom feeding “journalist”Loyalty to Manly set to cost Trbojevic brothers $3 million
Danny Weidler
July 27, 2019 — 10.00p
When talks start to get serious between the Sea Eagles and Jake and Tom Trbojevic in coming weeks there will be two points that will be non-negotiable: back-ended deals and third-party arrangements.
Manly have a poor history in regard to third-party deals, including salary cap infringements and penalties. We have heard that there are already a couple of third parties ready to jump in to support the brothers, but unless they are blue-chip companies, they are a risk.
If you listen to league great Phil Gould, that would be a bargain. He thinks Tom, as brilliant as he is now, is a long way from developing into the player he will be one day.
On the open market, a desperate club like the Bulldogs would pay Tom $1.4 million, while Jake could net $1 million. There is a real desire for Jake to be a million-dollar middle player, but that may not happen if he stays put.
Bulldogs chief executive Andrew Hill is yet to table a formal offer, but the Trbojevic family is aware that he has expressed a desire to secure the brothers.
With Manly lacking in football department staff, it appears coach Des Hasler will do most of the negotiating. The Turbos are loyal, but they will not show the blind faith they once would have.t
The sacking of Trent Barrett was their first real introduction to the business of rugby league.
The sacking of Trent Barrett was their first real introduction to the business of rugby league.
One word: ugly.Weidler is a grub.
He's trying to drive a wedge by creating something out of nothing.
He has a sToOPid looking sheep's head too.
Loyalty to Manly set to cost Trbojevic brothers $3 million
Danny Weidler
July 27, 2019 — 10.00p
When talks start to get serious between the Sea Eagles and Jake and Tom Trbojevic in coming weeks there will be two points that will be non-negotiable: back-ended deals and third-party arrangements.
Manly have a poor history in regard to third-party deals, including salary cap infringements and penalties. We have heard that there are already a couple of third parties ready to jump in to support the brothers, but unless they are blue-chip companies, they are a risk.
If you listen to league great Phil Gould, that would be a bargain. He thinks Tom, as brilliant as he is now, is a long way from developing into the player he will be one day.
On the open market, a desperate club like the Bulldogs would pay Tom $1.4 million, while Jake could net $1 million. There is a real desire for Jake to be a million-dollar middle player, but that may not happen if he stays put.
Bulldogs chief executive Andrew Hill is yet to table a formal offer, but the Trbojevic family is aware that he has expressed a desire to secure the brothers.
With Manly lacking in football department staff, it appears coach Des Hasler will do most of the negotiating. The Turbos are loyal, but they will not show the blind faith they once would have.t
The sacking of Trent Barrett was their first real introduction to the business of rugby league.
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