Galvin

The interesting part will be if he’s released this year.Parra still have Brown and he’s not likely to leave to go to Newcastle unless it’s the pro rata value of his future contract and can’t imagine the Knights being able to afford that.And if he goes to the Dogs,does he fit into their successful system or does it risk all their good work?
 
Galvin to Eels, Brown to Knights and Kai Pearce-Paul to Tigers would be the likely pre-30 June deal
That’s all well and good in theory,but unless Brown and KPP are getting more $$ than their current deal,whats the point.Brown is on very good $$ at Parra now and Galvin’s deal at the Tigers is peanuts.
 
If DCE is so desperate to play for another club, he can foot the bill for the transfer fee, head over to the Roosters and we'll take Galvin for the rest of the year until Fogarty arrives.
 
Sure looks that way........................or will there be a bidding war with Doesntmatta?
Sounds like the deal is done, good question though, could be Parra as the original talk was Parra, wonder what number he’ll wear? if he wants to keep playing 6 with both Burton and Brown, if it was Parra, they could move Brown back into the centres as he was always a better running outside back for mine verses his time in the halves and as his out of there anyway, so play him where you will for the better of the side, if he is off to the dogs, where does he fit in? I can’t see them shifting Burton, Critter and Bronson are solid three quarters, in any case, don’t see Galvin as a 7, don’t see Burton in a switch because his not a 7 either, plus, where would that leave Sexton? Will be interesting to see what pans out.
 
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Whoever signs him must do so for market value. None of this he wants to win a Premier BS. The Tigers offered him 6.5 million for six years, an amount that must be reflected in his new clubs salary if the NRL serious. I'm sick of the double standards we see between the big clubs and the rest.
 
Whoever signs him must do so for market value. None of this he wants to win a Premier BS. The Tigers offered him 6.5 million for six years, an amount that must be reflected in his new clubs salary if the NRL serious. I'm sick of the double standards we see between the big clubs and the rest.
Yep, will be interesting to see how this plays out.
So he knocked back that huge offer from the Tigers and said don't bother l'm outta here but hadn't spoken to any other clubs.

Reason given is not about $$$ but development, again supposedly not spoken to other clubs.
Neither of coaches of the two clubs being mentioned have any more runs on the board than Benji....yet it's not about $$$.

Wherever he goes, he's getting a massive pay rise but nowhere near the Tigers offer.
 
Yep, will be interesting to see how this plays out.
So he knocked back that huge offer from the Tigers and said don't bother l'm outta here but hadn't spoken to any other clubs.

Reason given is not about $$$ but development, again supposedly not spoken to other clubs.
Neither of coaches of the two clubs being mentioned have any more runs on the board than Benji....yet it's not about $$$.

Wherever he goes, he's getting a massive pay rise but nowhere near the Tigers offer.
He has to get near the Tigers offer according to the NRLs own market value rule.
 
Whoever signs him must do so for market value. None of this he wants to win a Premier BS. The Tigers offered him 6.5 million for six years, an amount that must be reflected in his new clubs salary if the NRL serious. I'm sick of the double standards we see between the big clubs and the rest.

That's not market value though, that's just a desperate side throwing everything at him.
He's not worth that to any other team.
 
That's not market value though, that's just a desperate side throwing everything at him.
He's not worth that to any other team.
No, it doesn't work that way. The Tigers are part of the market. That is what they were prepared to offer him. Where does it say if only one club offers big money it won't be considered in determining a players market value?
 
No, it doesn't work that way. The Tigers are part of the market. That is what they were prepared to offer him. Where does it say if only one club offers big money it won't be considered in determining a players market value?

I don't know the rules, I openly admit.
How does restriction of trade work though?.
I'd rather take $800k to play for Melbourne than $1M for a cellar dweller.
 

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