Tigers_Wests
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I'd take that.Over the last 3/4 years every offseason I hear Nofo to Parramatta heard it again today and Tigers paying 40 percent to get him off the books
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I'd take that.Over the last 3/4 years every offseason I hear Nofo to Parramatta heard it again today and Tigers paying 40 percent to get him off the books
Not quick enough to be an elite 13.Yeah I agree that it will be a big year to work out the 13 moving forward. Matamua will most likely get first crack and it is an important year for him. If he doesnt perform, I reckon Kit takes the role and never looks back.
Sale of the century. Sometimes you cut your losses and learn from your mistakesOver the last 3/4 years every offseason I hear Nofo to Parramatta heard it again today and Tigers paying 40 percent to get him off the books
Take it. It needs to be the harsh lesson WT learn to ensure such a desperate contract is never entered into again - it won't under Richo's watch at least.Over the last 3/4 years every offseason I hear Nofo to Parramatta heard it again today and Tigers paying 40 percent to get him off the books
Not the worst idea mate.Totally agree we need to be training these guys on an edge as well to see if any can adapt to that role.
I would also have Kit training at 9. The only reason is so we can squeeze him into the 17 come round one. If he can come on at 13, but then shift to 9 for a short period while (if) Api has a rest, it stops us from wasting a top 17 spot on a hooker that will only play 10 minutes. It also gives us the ability to get minutes into Da Silva in state cup.
An elite 13 doesn't have to be a 1 size fits all approach though. They need to make the position their own and complement the players around them. Kit for example shows signs of some of those skills you mentioned and brings different aspects to his game aswell.Not quick enough to be an elite 13.
It’s no coincidence the best three 13’s in the game being Murray, Yeo and Radley are all similar in their strengths.
All are very fast and mobile for a forward.
All have the playmaking skills to play as a first receive, virtually another halve.
All are extremely fit and play with high energy, despite not being overly big in comparison to most modern day forwards.
Shouldn’t we be trying to find players that can potentially be similar to these 3 ?
Exciting prospect. Remember seeing him live in Flegg this year. Some really big effort plays and strong carries. Hoping a lot of Cup experiences in 2024 and he shows good development this year. Then lock him up before November 1 when other clubs come knocking.On Faagutu, we need to take a much broader view of his career than his time at WTs because imo he is an outstanding prospect.
He was lock in a strong Marsden SHS team in the strong Alan Langer Trophy Comp in Qld. He represented both the Aust Schoolboys in 2022 and Qld U19s.
He has made The Courier-Mail’s Langer Team of the Year in both 2020 and 2021 and last season, along with Keano Kini (#7), Faagutu was named joint Langer Trophy Player of the Year in 2021.
In May he was also a member of Karmichael Hunt’s Souths Logan premiership winning Meninga Cup side.
I recall reading he is a development player? I hope he can transition into the second row as I feel his talent is wasted at prop. He has far more to offer the team in the second row.Exciting prospect. Remember seeing him live in Flegg this year. Some really big effort plays and strong carries. Hoping a lot of Cup experiences in 2024 and he shows good development this year. Then lock him up before November 1 when other clubs come knocking.
I think Development Contract in '24 and Top 30 '25.I recall reading he is a development player? I hope he can transition into the second row as I feel his talent is wasted at prop. He has far more to offer the team in the second row.
Talking to a mate , whose son played with him at high school - reckons he will turn into a ball playing back rower- said he’s got fantastic hands, and can hitHis skills/talent remind me of Pole. There is always one or two younger players who will emerge if the opportunity arises.
Not the worst idea mate.
His passing at lock seems by all reports to be OK so far, so service from dummy half shouldnt be terrible.
Not my first pick, but I like the idea.
The games trending towards fitter players isn't it, which naturally means they'll get a bit smaller too. Feledys try scoring knack alone is reason enough to persist with him. Tumeth I haven't seem enough of but if the clubs have wraps on him then keen to see how he goesBoth are held in high regard by the club and are not going anywhere anytime soon.
Both are very strong, aggressive and have plenty of natural football smarts.
Big year ahead for both, but you don’t see many young players as strong and aggressive as these two.
Lack of size not an issue for either as they are comparable to plenty of NRL stars in their positions at the same age, they both simply need to get extremely fit and play with high energy.
You can throw Faagatu into the same category as he’s not at all big for a middle forward, but highly aggressive and the determining factor will be how willing he is to get himself extremely fit and play with the high energy that makes aggressive smaller forwards so valuable.
💯 the game at NRL level keeps getting faster, therefore the players fitness levels are vital to keep up with the speed of the game.The games trending towards fitter players isn't it, which naturally means they'll get a bit smaller too. Feledys try scoring knack alone is reason enough to persist with him. Tumeth I haven't seem enough of but if the clubs have wraps on him then keen to see how he goes
I'd pay 80% he's that much of a cancerOver the last 3/4 years every offseason I hear Nofo to Parramatta heard it again today and Tigers paying 40 percent to get him off the books
With Tupou departing along with the likely departure of Nofa, we will need to find at least one winger with strong carries out of our own danger zone.I'd pay 80% he's that much of a cancer
With Tupou departing along with the likely departure of Nofa, we will need to find at least one winger with strong carries out of our own danger zone.
It’s a thankless job, but vital to a teams success.
Come on Chico, @The Chad is alright. It’s pretty much tongue in cheek at this point. Everyone needs a gimmick. I’m negative, he loves himself some Hymal Hunt and you are a matador. All part of the fun.I saw someone was saying to sign Hymel Hunt.
That is the dumbest suggestion since someone saying sign Robert Jennings.