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One club man and premiership winner Robbie Farah has been given he flick after putting his blood, sweat and tears into the West Tigers. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
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Just like Farah, Manly legend Geoff Toovey will be out of Manly for the first time after a successful 27 years of service. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
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The man famous for that flick pass in the 2005 decider took a pay-cut to remain at the club but after club management wanted him to take another one, he felt betrayed and was forced to leave. (Photo by Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images)
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After failing to gain a new contract from the Sea Eagles, Manly great Glenn Stewart now plies his trade on the other side of town. (Photo by Renee McKay/Getty Images)
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Real Madrid legend Iker Casillas was forced and pressured out of the club he gave great service too that spanned across thee decades. (Photo by Getty Images)
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After Chelsea legend Petr Cech was outed by young gun Thibaut Courtois, manager Jose Mourinho had no choice but to let him go to Arsenal. (Photo by Mike Hewitt/Getty Images)
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The first ever captain and the fist ever legend for the Western Sydney Wanderers but both Michael Beauchamp and Shinji Ono were both given the nudge out. (Photo by Brett Hemmings/Getty Images)
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Before Iker Casillas it was Los Blancos legend Raul who was forced out by club management. (Photo by Getty Images)
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Roy Keane will go down in history as one of Manchester United's greatest ever captains but is still at odds with the man who sacked him. (Photo by Getty Images)
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The man who led Australia to the 2011 World Cup, James Horwill will be watching his mates back at home. (Photo by Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images)
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Israel Dagg was supposed to be the future star of he All Black's but after winning the world title in 2011, questionable performances that followed will now see Dagg play ITM Cup rather than the World Cup. (Photo by Anthony Au-Yeung/Getty Images)
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Dual premiership winner and Norm Smith medalist Ryan O'Keefe found himself in trouble after the Swans blooded in talented youngsters and he was playing reserve grade. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)
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Triple premiership winner Michael Voss had his relationship with the Brisbane Lions harmed after receiving he sack as head coach. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)
When loyalty isn't treated like royalty
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Sep 2 2015 3:24PM
