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I cant believe how long it has been dragging out. After the year we have just had the last thing we need is a disrupted start to 2010. So please can we just get rid of the overpaid disruptive hasbeen and be done with it. If this farks with our start to the season I am gonna be p*ssed!
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Too late the club already has a red face from how we handled thisOriginally posted by Dolphin View Post
The tellyoucrap and the rest of the News Corp media is making sure they have him in the headlines for as many reasons as they can find and keep it there until this is resolved.
The simplest way to resolve this is to get him back at training and say that if he performs to expectations he gets to play with us for the season this includes both on and off the field. Anything else he gets the same as those who have misbehaved before like Stanley Waqa and Jake Friend, Bye Bye. Until then it is honor the contract he has with us. We should also leave it open that if he can find a club before the June 30 deadline that will take him without any cost to us then he can go!Last edited by Jollyjock; 01-02-2010, 09:43 AM.Spanner gone and never forgotten -
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That would all be fine if the club hadnt already decided they dont want him anywhere near the joint and made it known to all and sundry.Comment
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It was the same when the club was trying to sign him,totally agree we should get him back to training & stitch him up like souths did to jt,everyone knows mason thinks he's bullet proof,as the old saying goes give an idiot enough rope.He,will **** up sooner than later,then we can get rid of him on a free.Too bad he's not in Danny Wick's dossier.Comment
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It's looks like this good disrupt the season.
It makes you wonder what Mason is saying to the other players as I doubt he would be the guy to keep his mouth shut on this topic.
No one wants to touch him with a 10 foot pole.
It's hard to stitch him up as he has some dirt on us that he could expose to the public.Comment
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i don't think it looks great in the media but in terms of the effect on the players i think they've handled it well. They've told Mason they have no interest in having him in the team for 2010, so either go find a contract somewhere else or look forward to playing for the bluebags. I don't see what effect this has on the players, as far as theyre concerned his movements have next to no impact on their season except they could potentially play 2 games against him.Originally posted by Dolphin View PostI support two NRL teams, the Roosters and whoevers playing SouthsComment
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Mason will not be playing FG under Brian Smith in 2010... That is a positive startComment
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i like jollyjocks solution, its cost neutral too!Comment
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Captain Mase.Alcohol never solved any life problems.....then again neither did milk.Comment
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he gets to cut the oranges and clean the boots and footy before the games, but dont let him in at halftime, if hes a really good boy next week he can traIN WITH NEWTOWN?Comment
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He plays with the first grade team. He has one year left on his contract so he has to perform. That would benefit the team.
Why does some people believe everything that is printed in the DT? Oh I know, it suits their agenda.....Comment
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Hopefully, when the season actually starts, this attention seeker will fade into the background.
Jollyjock is right. And why should Newtown have to take responsibility
for our mistakes?Comment
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MaggieOriginally posted by Maggie View Post
He will probably end up starting the season at Newtown as he will not be fit enough to run out in FGSpanner gone and never forgottenComment
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He will not be at training.Originally posted by Jollyjock View Post
He will not play.
He will not be anywhere near the club next season.
If nobody else wants to take him then his career is over and he will be paid to sit out the season.
That is how destructive he is.Last edited by Johnny Tobin; 01-03-2010, 11:00 AM.Comment
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