I didn't want him because he is a wanker!
My opinion hasn't changed!!
Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion
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My opinion hasn't changed!!
Someone had to go to fit his son in.
earl
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This is so unprofessional. I had to look the article up to see if this was actually stated. Freaken bizzare.
Mistymuzzle
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Same Lattrell that has only played in 60% of Souffs games in last 4 years?
Some good judges here it seems
851
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Hooper would crap his pants if Lee said we are taking legal action against FOX and Hooper, how good would it be
Pretty on brand for the Murdoch press tbh.
jirskyr
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Don't listen to hotdogs!
read saints forums, the fans are furious about losing him
Tiger_Fanatic3
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The not-so-secret meeting that could solve the Tigers’ halves dilemma
Is this the moment Wests Tigers halves dramas are resolved?
At about 11am on Thursday, Jayden Sullivan, with his family and agent in tow, took a tour of the Wests Tigers’ COE.
That process began with a not-so-secret meeting at the Tigers’ headquarters at Concord.
Sullivan toured the facilities and met with Tigers powerbrokers as he pondered swapping one struggling joint-venture outfit for another. He met with Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe, chairman Lee Hagipantelis and recruiter Scott Fulton. Coach Tim Sheens and his successor, Benji Marshall, preparing the team for Friday’s clash with South Sydney in Tamworth, weren’t able to meet Sullivan personally.
However, Marshall gave his pitch via Zoom during Sullivan’s 90-minute tour of the facilities. A formal offer is expected to be tabled next week.
“It was a very positive meeting,” said Sullivan’s manager, Mario Tartak.
“Jayden’s excited about exploring his options and the Tigers made a good impression. He was blown away with their Centre of Excellence.”
Sullivan has almost certainly played his last game for the Red V. A hamstring issue has ended his season, the latest in a string of injury dramas that have limited the Wests Illawarra junior to just 27 games. The 21-year-old has shown glimpses of his potential during those appearances, although incoming Dragons coach Shane Flanagan is prepared to cut him loose. (SMH)
The not-so-secret meeting that could solve the Tigers’ halves dilemma
On a sunny Thursday morning, the Wests Tigers rolled out the black, white and golden carpet for potential halves recruit Jayden Sullivan.
I would take 60% of Lattrell any day of the week, he is a 100% top level player and i am certain if you asked any other rugby league club would they want Lattrell in their side, the answer i am sure would be a resounding YES.
twentyforty
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I think we have to take whatever’s available unfortunately. ☹️
tony soprano
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The not-so-secret meeting that could solve the Tigers’ halves dilemma
Is this the moment Wests Tigers halves dramas are resolved?
At about 11am on Thursday, Jayden Sullivan, with his family and agent in tow, took a tour of the Wests Tigers’ COE.
That process began with a not-so-secret meeting at the Tigers’ headquarters at Concord.
Sullivan toured the facilities and met with Tigers powerbrokers as he pondered swapping one struggling joint-venture outfit for another. He met with Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe, chairman Lee Hagipantelis and recruiter Scott Fulton. Coach Tim Sheens and his successor, Benji Marshall, preparing the team for Friday’s clash with South Sydney in Tamworth, weren’t able to meet Sullivan personally.
However, Marshall gave his pitch via Zoom during Sullivan’s 90-minute tour of the facilities. A formal offer is expected to be tabled next week.
“It was a very positive meeting,” said Sullivan’s manager, Mario Tartak.
“Jayden’s excited about exploring his options and the Tigers made a good impression. He was blown away with their Centre of Excellence.”
Sullivan has almost certainly played his last game for the Red V. A hamstring issue has ended his season, the latest in a string of injury dramas that have limited the Wests Illawarra junior to just 27 games. The 21-year-old has shown glimpses of his potential during those appearances, although incoming Dragons coach Shane Flanagan is prepared to cut him loose. (SMH)
The not-so-secret meeting that could solve the Tigers’ halves dilemma
On a sunny Thursday morning, the Wests Tigers rolled out the black, white and golden carpet for potential halves recruit Jayden Sullivan.www.smh.com.au
Hamstring issues is always concerning
Was just told Sezer is coming next year, club option for 2nd year. I'd imagine we get everything across the line and sign Sullivan first then announce Sezer if that's the case.
I don't mind the club option for a 2nd year, if he plays well you definitely keep him on and give Latu that time he needs maybe playing 14 like Ben Barba used to do
I don't mind the club option for a 2nd year, if he plays well you definitely keep him on and give Latu that time he needs maybe playing 14 like Ben Barba used to do
Odessa
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A friend is a long time Dragons member and said he is a organising half with alot of talent said abit like Scott Prince
If we get/have Sezer, Latu Finau, and Sullivan, plus Douhie (out most of next year) for next year that is very good given what we have now imo. All are likely to be on cost controlled/appropriate contracts (from what I’m reading - excluding Douhie). Sezer’s contract would essentially be year to year (perfect). Finau (4years) and Sullivan (presumably) have longer contracts and MASSIVE upside.
I’d take my hat off to the club if they can do this. I don’t think they could have done any better in the circumstances.
Jedi_Tiger
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Sullivan 7 fainu 6 would work pretty well
Jedi_Tiger
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AD is on about 650k, would be good if club could pay that out of this year and look for another player for 2024
weststigerman
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Sezer, Sullivan and Fainu is a pretty good outcome considering what’s available. Sullivan can cover multiple positions if Fainu hits the ground running. The club will need to get ahead of Sullivan’s hamstring issues though so he sees out the season.
As much as Doeuihi is a write off for half of next season I think those 4 are enough.
As much as Doeuihi is a write off for half of next season I think those 4 are enough.
