Yeah, I bet the club simply now can't wait to sit down with his manager to nut out an upgrade after these shenanigans on the eve of a Grand Final. What an entirely professional thing for Moses to do.Roger Kenworthy wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 7:17 amIt's interesting as I mentioned you wouldn't have seen this fly in 1989. The other interesting aspect your post made me think of is this also wouldn't fly in a highly professional league like the NBA, no player would be complaining about his deal during the NBA Finals as it would be a PR disaster. Of course this is ironic given a player can be shipped off midseason by a team with no notice.Seiffert82 wrote: ↑October 2, 2019, 12:56 am I don't care if he's worth it or not. Based on his current deal he is obviously worth more on the open market, but it absolutely stinks that this has been raised in the media by his manager on the eve of the club's first grand final in 25 years. What is even worse is that Bateman himself has run with it in the media.
It's next level disrespectful to his teammates, the club and the fans.
Each and every player needs to "do what's best for me and best for my family". No **** Sherlock. We get it. At least Leilua and his manager have had the decency to have their discussions behind closed doors.
****. No wonder the fans get turned off these blokes.
We're in the middle ground I would say. The wealth isn't generational like it is in the major sports around the world, although it is rapidly moving forward in that space. With that being the case there is less consideration for the brand of the employer.
These guys are dead set idiots. It pisses me off.
You're right. The NBA is an absolute clown fest when it comes to players on multi-million dollar deals phoning it in to get out of contracts etc, but you never hear about it on the eve of the Finals. This is next level ridiculous.