I'd like to buy into having hope for my WT again, so can you explain what they are looking to build and achieve? If it's vicarious glory by watching...

I didn't get it at all. Which is a bit of a worry when we're looking for a CEO to inspire some hope for the future. As for wanting players who will ...

It will be about coaching no matter who signs or not.

@lorenzo I truly hope you're right and I'm wrong.

I'm feeling that Richardson is another Sheens; plucked from obscurity and relying on former glories. I fear he is heading in the direction of being mo...

Man, I've gone from attending every home game and all away games in Sydney as a member, to watching the odd game or two on Fox over the last 2 years. ...

@canberratiger Your comment is a great summary of where WT find themselves right now.

So Stef's gone early, Bateman's gone early, Ice has gone early, Farah's gone early, Galvin seems to be here for the short term and the club is staring...

Well, let's start with the last sentence. No, we don't need to keep riding that roller coaster. A time comes when enough is enough. As for Marshall...

Assuming comments from Richardson are correct, I fear that Richardson is more about regaining some status as a CEO of influence, more so than he is ab...

Weird and WT go hand in hand.

@avocadoontoast Yeh, and if he goes to Melbourne he will go as a more highly rated player than Shawn Blore, and look what the Storm system has done fo...

I don't follow your logic on this one. Exception of Api noted, if their (the others) on field output is the problem, then that's either a talent issue...

And, why when you decide he is only worth the minimum contract, which he rejected, then offer him a more lucrative one that he accepted?

Well that's the perfect scenario for WT to sign him and pay overs to do it!