Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2015 9:58 am
He did not say he wants to stay at Collingwood.BBHS wrote:interesting interview with the Berg
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He did not say he wants to stay at Collingwood.BBHS wrote:interesting interview with the Berg
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Unfortunately Neil, that's exactly how I heard it. To my mind, if he wanted to concentrate on his footy then putting pen to paper would surely be the right move.Neil Appleby wrote:That was very interesting when he was asked about his signature. He talks about his priority being to get a game and stay in the team, but when pressed and asked directly by Mick McGuane if he wanted to stay at Collingwood, his reply was, to me at least, underwhelming:
"Yea, I'm really enjoying being back playing, it's a lot better than being stuck in rehab. I'm really enjoying being out there with the boys and as I say, just to get as much senior footy under my belt before the end of the year would be great."
Mick McGuane: "So when will these (contract) decisions take place? Because i would be a priority for Collingwood to put your signature away."
Shaz: Yeah, I think from my point of view, as I said, I'm just putting my footy first and that gives me the chance to perform to the best of my ability and that will be better for the team and I'm sure that it will play its course.....and yeah,,,umm, that it will get sorted out."
Now that's a bit concerning to my ears. He was given a direct question about staying at Collingwood and he chose to give a non-answer; a politicians answer. He could have said things like, the club has been fantastic to me and my signature is a lock as soon as the season is over, but yeah, I'm definitely keen to stay.......he said nothing like that. It sounded like he had been schooled in how to answer the question and how to avoid a direct answer.
From that interview I get the impression Matt is off home come October.
The hysteria is amazing, how did you come to that conclusion from this interview??? Other footballers in a similar situation (looking for more money) have never come out and said what you wanted to hear! relax Max it'll happen. He isn't an extravert so not surprised to hear this.Neil Appleby wrote:That was very interesting when he was asked about his signature. He talks about his priority being to get a game and stay in the team, but when pressed and asked directly by Mick McGuane if he wanted to stay at Collingwood, his reply was, to me at least, underwhelming:
"Yea, I'm really enjoying being back playing, it's a lot better than being stuck in rehab. I'm really enjoying being out there with the boys and as I say, just to get as much senior footy under my belt before the end of the year would be great."
Mick McGuane: "So when will these (contract) decisions take place? Because i would be a priority for Collingwood to put your signature away."
Shaz: Yeah, I think from my point of view, as I said, I'm just putting my footy first and that gives me the chance to perform to the best of my ability and that will be better for the team and I'm sure that it will play its course.....and yeah,,,umm, that it will get sorted out."
Now that's a bit concerning to my ears. He was given a direct question about staying at Collingwood and he chose to give a non-answer; a politicians answer. He could have said things like, the club has been fantastic to me and my signature is a lock as soon as the season is over, but yeah, I'm definitely keen to stay.......he said nothing like that. It sounded like he had been schooled in how to answer the question and how to avoid a direct answer.
From that interview I get the impression Matt is off home come October.
Agreed, he sounds level headed, yet another Pendles comparison.Darkstranger wrote:The hysteria is amazing, how did you come to that conclusion from this interview??? Other footballers in a similar situation (looking for more money) have never come out and said what you wanted to hear! relax Max it'll happen. He isn't an extravert so not surprised to hear this.Neil Appleby wrote:That was very interesting when he was asked about his signature. He talks about his priority being to get a game and stay in the team, but when pressed and asked directly by Mick McGuane if he wanted to stay at Collingwood, his reply was, to me at least, underwhelming:
"Yea, I'm really enjoying being back playing, it's a lot better than being stuck in rehab. I'm really enjoying being out there with the boys and as I say, just to get as much senior footy under my belt before the end of the year would be great."
Mick McGuane: "So when will these (contract) decisions take place? Because i would be a priority for Collingwood to put your signature away."
Shaz: Yeah, I think from my point of view, as I said, I'm just putting my footy first and that gives me the chance to perform to the best of my ability and that will be better for the team and I'm sure that it will play its course.....and yeah,,,umm, that it will get sorted out."
Now that's a bit concerning to my ears. He was given a direct question about staying at Collingwood and he chose to give a non-answer; a politicians answer. He could have said things like, the club has been fantastic to me and my signature is a lock as soon as the season is over, but yeah, I'm definitely keen to stay.......he said nothing like that. It sounded like he had been schooled in how to answer the question and how to avoid a direct answer.
From that interview I get the impression Matt is off home come October.