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"I don't think this is not nice by our club not to tell him. But not sure anyone was making him as the villain here, not me at least. He had a right to refuse a deal."
"How could he not be part of the negotiations. He obviously has a manager. What the fark was his management doing keeping any information secret from Matterson. If he doesn't have a manager, he should be doing his own consulting.
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"Don't be surprised if we see a round 1 crackdown, and a few penalties that might seem out of the blue."
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Far out these players need better advice. Releasing a statement like this solves nothing, adds oxygen to the media flames, and creates a further wedge between Matto and the people who pay him.
I completely get why he's aggrieved, but in 24 hours this will be yesterday's news and no one will remember it. But now he's made himself the headline again.
In the sage words of Ronin Keating, you say it best when you say nothing at all.
Let your footy do the talking Matto or simply don't talk. There's no other way to win the PR battle.
Sounds like this is something that Melbourne proposed and Parra didn't consider it an option, especially given the concussion issues Matto is currently going through.
How could he not be part of the negotiations. He obviously has a manager. What the fark was his management doing keeping any information secret from Matterson. If he doesn't have a manager, he should be doing his own consulting.
I don't believe a word he is saying
I don't think this is not nice by our club not to tell him. But not sure anyone was making him as the villain here, not me at least. He had a right to refuse a deal.
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