Excellent point. People need to realise how manipulative the media can be. The interview was probably sold to Reynolds as an opportunity to talk about his new club when the real agenda was an anti-Dogs article, a vastly more interesting and emotive story. The author would have known that a pro Tigers story would get a lot less hits than an anti-Dogs one. The reactions on here prove he was right.He really does need to get over it. But i wont criticise the guy too much. People need to realise that the "journalists"/fucking hacks ask the questions and write the articles while choosing the quotes they want to use. He is just answering questions, and by the sound of it he is kind of trying to be as vague as possible. Its just a pain in the ass that these hacks keep trying to push the same fucking questions.
The horse is already dead!
Whenever somebody starts with those lines, it means they are lying...Man he ‘trippin ‘
Also his fav lines are
‘ I’m not going to lie’
‘I won’t lie’
‘I honestly can say’
Shaarduppp
Well said, But for 950 thousand dollars double his worth I would have left tooThe Dogs offered you a contract but you got greedy and wanted well above your market value, a value the Dogs were not prepared to meet. Tigers (being the blind fools they are), got desperate and offered you the money you wanted, rather than the amount you are worth.
Reynolds is going to look like a real dickhead shooting his mouth off when it's mid season and he's been a complete and utter flop.
The bloke has passion, that's it. He can't organise a side, and his performances are inconsistent (and that's being kind).
What club do you go for?Dogs fans have no idear,if he was still at the doggies they’d love him, geez I hope Pay wins a few early or they’ll want to punt him
From what the roosters (uncle Nick) says about paying Cronk, Reynolds is on more money than him!"“I hate playing a victim,” he said.
“I really don’t like people who play the victim."
*Plays victim*
Reynolds simply wasn't up to scratch for a first grade half in a team wanting to be serious challenges.
Tigers were more desperate for players than the Dogs, so they paid (arguably) above market for him.
Exactly.Excellent point. People need to realise how manipulative the media can be. The interview was probably sold to Reynolds as an opportunity to talk about his new club when the real agenda was an anti-Dogs article, a vastly more interesting and emotive story. The author would have known that a pro Tigers story would get a lot less hits than an anti-Dogs one. The reactions on here prove he was right.
Paul Kent summed it up wellSome are happy. some are sad that he is gone but honestly it was not as if we did not offer him anything; Tigers offered a bonanza and he took it. End of story. Many would like to say he was forced out, others say he left for a better deal.
Time will tell whether or not Tigers are getting value for money, we need to move on. 2018 is here and Josh is no longer with us, we need to concentrate on supporting those at the club, not those elsewhere.
Round 12 I would thinkSo how many rounds until he snaps under pressure again with one or multiple brain explosions in a match and gets suspended?
I think every game where he was put under pressure he snapped and then we'd have him talking to some journo again about how he realises now he needs to grow up and be more responsible etc etc etc.....yawn
Only if Foran’s fitness and mindset is in the right place. In any case Reynolds should make himself a promise...... no more mentioning his former club in anymore interviews.Swapping Reynolds for Foran was the right call