Consolidated Klemmer Discussion

What do you want from Klemmer as of this present moment?

  • Stay

    Votes: 65 31.6%
  • Piss Off

    Votes: 141 68.4%

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Kaz

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People only say that about people like us because we dont wear rose tinted glasses and agree with everything that the rest say klemmer is leaving instead of living in denial and bagging out his missus like some people on here have i would rather focus on the future
Mate, I was one of them bagging his wife. :tearsofjoy:

Just a word of warning, from a member who supports another team.

Don't piss off members here, most are fantastic, play nice & they will play nice.

Yes, I take the piss, they do the same.

Sometimes I do go overboard & it's returned.

Not all Dogs fans have welcomed me with open arms, but most have.

I think some just tolerate me, hoping I will go away. (Not happening people) :tearsofjoy:

I used to go to Newcastle vs Broncos games in Newcastle for years & all I can say, it wasn't pleasant.

So called males wanted to fight me, because I was wearing a Broncos jersey. I got spat on & had beer thrown on me etc etc (little did they know, I would rip their balls off & wear them as earrings if things got rough)

If you want to be respected here, show them respect. (after all we opposition supporters are on their forum)
 

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The only way it will benefit us if they get the deal done soon i mean in two weeks because the longer his on the books we are paying him comes off our salary cap.
 

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Not true at all. Klemmer has previously asked for a release multiple times and been turned down. He is now PUSHING and that's why he has brought Moses in as his manager.
Mate that is just hearsay ...
Never been confirmed by klem or the club
 

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No it isn't. It simply isn't worth holding onto him, how hard is that for some of you guys to understand? His money can be better used, why the fuck do you guys want to keep a player that doesn't want to be here and will likely cause issues and in no way benefit us?
I just disagree about the money part. The purchasing power will be less than the actual value imo. We probably have to pay over due to our inability to attract top players. We will be worse off but its not like we have any other options
 

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Slagging his wife off is going to far there is no loyalty in the game anymore knights have let go of there fair share of players early every club does all i will say is klemmer will be a newcastle knights player in 2019
 

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I just disagree about the money part. The purchasing power will be less than the actual value imo. We probably have to pay over due to our inability to attract top players. We will be worse off but its not like we have any other options
We won't be worse off because he isn't worth the coin. Yh he makes metres as good as anyone, but he has no footwork, no real tackle breaking ability and no effective offload...he just isn't going to be the difference between us being relevant or not. If we have to pay overs to get someone in then so be it, i'd much rather us fork out extra for someone in the spine or at centre.
 

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Nah seriously, Klemmer has informed the playing group today at training that he intends on honoring his contract with the Bulldogs.

Or did I make that up as well?
You made that up.

Klemmer isn't Newcastle bound, he is signed sealed & delivered to the Brisbane Broncos.

Klemmer, his wife & manager made up the Newcastle rumour, so the Broncos could swoop & sign him.

Also Klemmer, wife & kids are staying at Corey Parker's place, until they find a place of their own. lol

If I am wrong, well things changed without me knowing. :tongueclosed:
 

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Slagging his wife off is going to far there is no loyalty in the game anymore knights have let go of there fair share of players early every club does all i will say is klemmer will be a newcastle knights player in 2019
She's a primary reason for his EXCUSE of it being family related. It's not. She wants to move closer to her sister. She also controls every facet of his life.

The minute the sister moves to Townsville, Knights will be releasing him as well.

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Good to know you can illegally pouch our contracted players just by offering them more money. Nice job board.
Yeah, I thought it was against the rules to go after a contracted player unless it's their last year.
 

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Let go of sought after rep calibre talent in Klemmer, Woods and Mbye and replace them with unwanted players like Napa, Cogger and Christian Crichton..

What a great club we support. Way to rebuild the roster with all of that cap space. Seems like a fair trade to me.

CHN and Meaney seem to be good signings. Other than that, to waste potentially $1 million or more in cap space on the three I mentioned above is almost as criminal as anything Dib, Castle and Hasbeen did.
 

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Slagging his wife off is going to far there is no loyalty in the game anymore knights have let go of there fair share of players early every club does all i will say is klemmer will be a newcastle knights player in 2019
The real reason Klemmer wants to go to Newcastle, is so that he can be surrounded by people like John_94,, which will make Klemmer actually appear intelligent for once..
 
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