Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
yeah well I hope he doesn't walk to the blues via the PSD
sausage_meat69 said:
yeah well I hope he doesn't walk to the blues via the PSD
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Ben Lennon
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Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
seriously, if he had that little ambition, we wouldn't want him !!
willo said:
seriously, if he had that little ambition, we wouldn't want him !!
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
Guaranteed game time, a larger wage. Players have before.
All be it, I can't think of a worse rabble of a club to go to, No coach, players in limbo, some reported to want to leave. He'd have to have rocks in his head.
But I still want him to stay.
taztiger4 said:
Guaranteed game time, a larger wage. Players have before.
All be it, I can't think of a worse rabble of a club to go to, No coach, players in limbo, some reported to want to leave. He'd have to have rocks in his head.
But I still want him to stay.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
All this conjecture (about the possibility of losing Lennon) is based on another completely separate skerrick of baseless, unproven and illogical conjecture (that Lennon threatened to walk).
Come on everyone - seriously!willo said:
All this conjecture (about the possibility of losing Lennon) is based on another completely separate skerrick of baseless, unproven and illogical conjecture (that Lennon threatened to walk).
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
Of course it's conjecture. But I wouldn't anything past that cheating mob or the inducements they'd be prepared to offer. ;D
That I agree with
Tenacious said:
Of course it's conjecture. But I wouldn't anything past that cheating mob or the inducements they'd be prepared to offer. ;D
antman said:
That I agree with
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
Been plenty of statements made by various players n player managers over the years that a player has put off negotiations until years end, n then the manager keeps right on negotiating anyway.
If Ben wants to leave, there's nothing can stop him, he just might not get to exactly the club he wants to, or he might be happy to spend his career getting reasonably well paid at a crap cellar dweller club, who knows?
Perhaps Ben thinks he's worth a bit more than the base they were offering him, good luck Ben, force your way into the senior side n then prove you're good enough to keep it. Might just have timed a smart move brilliantly enough to earn himself a bit fatter contract than first offered.
Maybe Ben's got the same manager as Tom Boyd n reckons some clubs gunna pay him a mill a year for struggling along in the magoos.
There's actually a third option n that is to continue negotiations as the year progresses.yandb said:
Been plenty of statements made by various players n player managers over the years that a player has put off negotiations until years end, n then the manager keeps right on negotiating anyway.
If Ben wants to leave, there's nothing can stop him, he just might not get to exactly the club he wants to, or he might be happy to spend his career getting reasonably well paid at a crap cellar dweller club, who knows?
Perhaps Ben thinks he's worth a bit more than the base they were offering him, good luck Ben, force your way into the senior side n then prove you're good enough to keep it. Might just have timed a smart move brilliantly enough to earn himself a bit fatter contract than first offered.
Maybe Ben's got the same manager as Tom Boyd n reckons some clubs gunna pay him a mill a year for struggling along in the magoos.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
What's with this talk of him leaving? Have not seen one piece of evidence suggesting this whatsoever.
Loving having this quality filling the bottom 6 places in our best 22 though. That's what is required in September in order to progress.
What's with this talk of him leaving? Have not seen one piece of evidence suggesting this whatsoever.
Loving having this quality filling the bottom 6 places in our best 22 though. That's what is required in September in order to progress.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
Not sure what the caps is about but the bottom line is Thomas was elevated, Miles was not. I distinctly remember it at the time because I, and most people I knew who had seen the pre-seson games wanted Miles elevated, not Thomas.
RedanTiger said:
Not sure what the caps is about but the bottom line is Thomas was elevated, Miles was not. I distinctly remember it at the time because I, and most people I knew who had seen the pre-seson games wanted Miles elevated, not Thomas.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
OK you win. I give up.
Like trying to reason with a rock.
tigerlove said:
OK you win. I give up.
Like trying to reason with a rock.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
But I've seen your posts too and at the very least you're implying that Lennon got selected by forcing the hand of the coach/selector(s).
What about this one below?
And it's either coincidence or bloody nonsense - or both.
yandb said:
But I've seen your posts too and at the very least you're implying that Lennon got selected by forcing the hand of the coach/selector(s).
What about this one below?
And it's either coincidence or bloody nonsense - or both.
yandb said:
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
Exactly where is the extortion? all I posted is that he refused to sign and four days later he gets selected I did not mention extortion blackmail or any of the kind.
But if you blokes want to interpret it that way then that is your problem.
Exactly where is the extortion? all I posted is that he refused to sign and four days later he gets selected I did not mention extortion blackmail or any of the kind.
But if you blokes want to interpret it that way then that is your problem.
