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Years ago
I have now watched both games since Seamus sacked Ubaka in that disgusting fashion, and from the start of both games the Tigers players look like they just do not want to be out on the court, knowing Seamus might do it again. A very sad state out in Tigerland.
Mystro
Years ago
First Gleeson gave NZ Corletto and then McPeake gave the Hawks one of his best players in Ubaka, Sixers should ask nicely for Dillon and Trigger.
dud
Years ago
Allen looks like a very good point guard but they have definately killed off their players morale with what Seamus has done. Tragardh was playing amazing basketball three weeks ago and now looks like he hasnt played in 3 weeks.
Big decision by Seamus which could have cost the Tigers a playoff berth. If anyone was to get sacked surely it should have been Dorsey.
MikefromtheK
Years ago
He's done a lot of damage to the club. Given Ubaka was a fan favourite, McPeake's actions have not only affected their on court performance but also infuriated supporters. What made it worse was the unprofessional nature of what took place, especially on the back of the Daryl Corletto saga, the Al Westover sacking and countless other examples.
True
Years ago
YES! Corletta, Ubaka, Westover, D Mac are all gone from the Tigers program. Trigger who is lost mentally. The team has NO LEADER! They have a good young talent as in Walker & Lewis but are getting NO DIRECTION!
I said the tigers were DONE a month ago after watching them play a SHOCKING game!
And to confirm Seamus is killing the tigers...
Andrew Gaze and the Gaze family wants nothing to do with the organisation anymore while Seamus is the owner!
Its bloody terrible and embarassing to the Gaze family!
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