How about this?gergreg wrote: ↑November 21, 2018, 5:26 pmYou're comparing the club captain, who despite the ramblings of some on this site has been a pretty good clubman, to a bloke who has walked out on his club at the start of preseason? C'mon you're reaching a little.Woodgers wrote:I read last night that Gallen and the other players have publicly said they're filthy at him and then Cronulla went for the immediate release, i'd be surprised if Holmes ever went back there.
As an aside, Gallen is a crack up. His rationale for being filthy is that Holmes is being selfish and left Cronulla in a hole for the 2019 season. Top call on that buddy, you just go off and have a few boxing matches in the offseason to line your pockets and hope you don't get a season ending injury that would be detrimental to the 2019 Cronulla season
Disclaimer: Gallen injured for 2019 unlikely to be detrimental to Cronulla's season.
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Gallen is pissing and moaning about the integrity of the league when he's a systematic doper who was never punished accordingly and has a long illustrious history of incidents that lack integrity. He can STFU about integrity. He has none, he's speaking from a position of zero experience or knowledge.
As for what Holmes is doing, leaving a contract early? This is the business now. Let's not forget the Sharks played a major role in enticing Seg to break his contract early only 12 months ago in hopes he could help them make a title run?
Where was Gal's claims of integrity then?
Let's not forget, as Woodgers states, PG puts his season on the line every off season to legally assault some human punching bag for extra cash and lets ALWAYS remember that Gallen looks after himself first and foremost AS EVERY ATHLETE should because these clubs dont really give a **** about the players.
Val could sign a long term deal today and if things panned out in such a way, the Sharks would have NO issues shopping him and his contract to other clubs if they felt it was best for their club. They do it all the time, clubs get out from under bad contracts as much as players do. The clubs have as much interest in adhering to contractual agreements as the players do. So why is the onus on the players to be so loyal and honest when the clubs never are?
I genuinely hate the way sports positions its fans to always blindly support the team over the players who act in the same manner.
**** the clubs. These players have 10 years of their athletic prime, before they disappear into obscurity and some **** job with broken bodies. Holmes doesn't owe the Sharks or Gallen a damn thing.
Holmes should do whatever he feels is best for him and no one else.
The only reason Gallen is upset is because he knows he cant have a fairytale ending, which he absolutely does not deserve.
Holmes will never make it in the NFL IMO, just as Hayne never did, not in any real sense. Hayne was a better athlete and was a total liability in the NFL and "retired" before he was cut and fuzz got him for a claim not too dissimilar to the one he's facing right now. But i got no qualms with a dude trying his hand at it.
Gal can honestly just sit in the corner, and cry into a pile of peptides