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Message: [QUOTE="Sproj, post: 3469045, member: 8423"] To sort of go off on a related tangent, with Mam coming on in seeming leaps and bounds and also seemingly sowing up the 6 spot, where does Kylo actually fit in? It makes sense the club wants to see if he can be turned into a 9 or 13 and if he can't, well at least he is stronger in body shape as a half. Also, in all of this doom and gloom that [USER=2290]@theshed[/USER] is definitely doing a lot of lately, even taking pot shots at this forum itself, one of the things that gets lost in all this is that this kid thought he was bigger than the club. All reports put it to The trying to get him to agitate for a release to get a bigger offer and as it turns out, the offer he has got at the Dogs is like double what we had him on. It also seems quite convenient that after basically agreeing to terms, he fires his manager on the day of signing and still goes in to the signing meeting. At this point, the Broncs may well have done something wrong and tried to take advantage of the situation and we will never know what really happened next but to put this totally on the club for losing him speaks to a bias against the club. They may well be partly at fault but this situation is not totally on them, clearly. And this is different to the Walker situation because Walker didn't screw the club around, the club screwed him around, there is no doubt there whatsoever. If this kid is happy to treat us the way he did by dragging the club through the mud and claiming he would never play for us after suddenly getting a better offer somewhere else, why would we want him here? It isn't like Mam is a hack in comparison and right now, what we do now is that Mam is 2 years older, has already played NRL and has set it alight AND he wants to be at the club. Kylo may go on to have a great career, who cares, no one who does what he did to the club deserves defending, simple as that. Just like Haas doesn't deserve any defense for the stunt he pulled last year. [/QUOTE]

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