Kelce68
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Deduct $50k for the finger.26 , not injury prone, missing a finger.
Rep player.
Some odd appraisals on here... of Angus.
He's a high calibre player.
Ain't paying full price for no 9-finger mutant.
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Deduct $50k for the finger.26 , not injury prone, missing a finger.
Rep player.
Some odd appraisals on here... of Angus.
He's a high calibre player.
Lachie is a Coffs Harbour boy.They were also considering the union convert Lachy Miller...
Bulldogs trying to strengthen a clear weakness.
Wish we'd do the same.
@ centre.
He uses a mirror?That's a joke of course. Pascoe doesn't have a barber, he cuts his own hair in the mirror!
Sheen's did not panic he just wanted to complete with the bigger clubs and try to win the title and knew he could not compete with the TPA's he rolled the dice and should have won in 2010 and could have in 2011 good on him for having the stones to do itAgreed - panicking is what got Tigers into this mess in the first place, every year since 2012.
Tim Sheens panicked when he thought he was on the outer after 2010-2011.
The new coaches (JT, Potter) panicked when it appeared the Board would not give them a decent tenure to implement roster and cultural changes.
Cleary manoeuvred for high cost high risk signings, and we now know he always had one eye on the Penrith throne.
For the first time in a decade the Board has given the coach (a) time, and (b) support to built a long-lasting roster and cultural change at the club. Unfortunately that does not mean quick success and a result like 2005 is usually the exception not the rule.
I am personally glad to have fewer and fewer selfish money-grabbing heartless mercenaries at the club. If Euan Aitken says he wants a silly amount of money, you tell him "no thanks" and walk away from the deal. And you negotiate this way 100% of the time, so prospective players are aware of what they are dealing with. "You've gotta pay overs" is only said by clueless pundits or desperate fans who have no responsibility for or knowledge of the club's salary cap.
Because these guys who drag you through the ringer to get their signature - that's a reflection of personal character, and that will not change when they join your club, or the next time they are off contract. And it will not contribute to the cohesive culture of your club either. That's the downside of signings those Israel Folaus, Jarryd Haynes, Sonny Bills, Tedescos etc. They are in it for their own brand.
Agree with that… ESL will pick him up…Unfortunately for players, what the Roosters desire can change very rapidly.
Sure they'll take care of you financially, but if a shiny new Ferrari comes to the market, they will happily put you out to pasture. If rumours are to be believed, they are doing this with Keary right now.
Did I imagine the bit where we signed Papali'i and Koroisau?I have to believe in the Chrichton rumour. It's the one thing keeping me sane. How can our recruitment be so bad that we miss literally all of our recent targets - like is someone dropping the gnarliest farts in these meetings?
However you describe it, the cap was a mess for years and that was the turning point.Sheen's did not panic he just wanted to complete with the bigger clubs and try to win the title and knew he could not compete with the TPA's he rolled the dice and should have won in 2010 and could have in 2011 good on him for having the stones to do it
And don't blame him for 2014 onwards because alot of contacts was renewed under Potter and the board went over Potters head head to sign massive contacts
I agree.Not sure Liam Martin would be as good away from the Panthers. I see them similar to Melbourne, you have to be wary signing players from there because they're in a great system and full of confidence.
He'd still be good, but I don't think he's worth 700k to a struggling club.
Depends how desperate we get.We won't pay that much and we probably shouldn't.
Sheen's did not panic he just wanted to complete with the bigger clubs and try to win the title and knew he could not compete with the TPA's he rolled the dice and should have won in 2010 and could have in 2011 good on him for having the stones to do it
And don't blame him for 2014 onwards because alot of contacts was renewed under Potter and the board went over Potters head head to sign massive contacts
Why not both?If we miss somehow miss out on Kade Dykes, we should go hard for Sunia Turuva from Panthers (Development player). He is carving up NSW Cup as much as Dykes is & provides options for Fullback/Wing/Centre. Cousin of Api Korisau. Speed, skill & agility, just a bit on the smaller size (not much though). Watch Luke Lewis' video on nswrl.com.au this week for his take.
Recent targetsDid I imagine the bit where we signed Papali'i and Koroisau?
Is that because he has given us the finger?26 , not injury prone, missing a finger.
Rep player.
Some odd appraisals on here... of Angus.
He's a high calibre player.
Maybe a little, but we cant break or model. Make it a factor of the model (i.e. Marque bonus). We also need to be conscious of Papalihi who we got for an amazing price. It could create an issue if we're not careful. The original comment was about recently missed signings though. There was none I would overpay for.You overpay for players like Angus