Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

watersider said:
Unpopular opinion but I don't rate Moses and don't think he'd be much good for us.

He's behind a monster pack and plays flashy but has a pretty average kicking game and isn't a great defender.

Sure, he's better than what we have but I'd prefer a player like Townsend or Reynolds or even Keary to help direct attack and make good decisions. Moses overplays too much and lacks precision. He's not better than Cleary, DCE, Hughes or the others I mentioned.
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He’s been driving a monster truck while his little mate Brooks has been getting around on a bike with a rusty chain.
 
No doubt the Pom gets mail from sources at the club. The same sources who have overseen an 11 year shit storm. Wish they’d get to work improving the club rather than leaking their fantasies to Internet forums.
 
WesternSuburbsBoy said:
Not every player needs to be a superstar, you need guys like Twal in the team.
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I reckon Twal would be a gun in a better team like Melbourne or Penrith. The fast-style of defence those teams play would suit him to a tee. Melbourne had Tim Glasby playing origin and he was a similar style of player. Not much speed or evasive work, and no pass, but would always be there ready to take the next play, whether that was in attack or defence. Cameron Smith valued players like that because he wanted as many attackers and defenders with active roles in every play.
 
pawsandclaws1 said:
Seyfarth would be on a modest contract. He is the type of player needed in every squad to fill out the 30 player roster. Remember his game against the Broncos when I believe he made 50 tackles and more than contributed to the win.
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Seyfarth is good in the odd game. The difference between his best and worst is miles apart which is why he struggles at NRL level. I'm not sure if he is dealing well with the physicality required to be a regular first grader.
 
Luke Brooks #1 Fan said:
I reckon Twal would be a gun in a better team like Melbourne or Penrith. The fast-style of defence those teams play would suit him to a tee. Melbourne had Tim Glasby playing origin and he was a similar style of player. Not much speed or evasive work, and no pass, but would always be there ready to take the next play, whether that was in attack or defence. Cameron Smith valued players like that because he wanted as many attackers and defenders with active roles
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Finucane is another honest toiler who shines with better players around him.
 
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