The Chad
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Could be more an indication of the clubs thoughts regarding Kit Lualili'i & Fa'agutu.
Or maybe they like what they saw from Sione Fainu as well.
Or maybe they like what they saw from Sione Fainu as well.
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Or maybe they like what they saw from Sione Fainu as well.
Yeh that's disappointing... he cops a lot flack by our fanbase for being a dud but I have no doubt if he was on a semi decent team he'd be an absolute weapon. In his whole 18 months here I don't think i've seen one of our halves give him decent ball or put him through a hole.
Don't know if that is necessarily true.If they liked what they saw from Sione, they would’ve given him another opportunity this week.
Jamal Idris couldn't even get a run?
Penrith turning Papali'i into a world beater would piss me off greatly. So it will probably happenKiwi international Isaiah Papali’i is set to ignite the NRL transfer market after the Tigers back-rower was granted permission to leave the club with rival clubs set to circle.
It is understood that Papali’i is free to leave the Tigers at the end of this season which will spark a market frenzy with clubs already sounding out the 25-year-old whose $650,000 contract with the Tigers was due to expire at the end of next season.
Discussions heated up at Magic Round in Brisbane last weekend with clubs knowing that Papali’i has now joined the open market.
It means the likes of Penrith, Manly and Canterbury could pounce on Papali’i with the Panthers still on the look-out to fill the void created by James Fisher-Harris’ impending departure to the Warriors and the unsuccessful pursuit of David Fifita.
The Roosters’ Angus Crichton is the other marquee back-rower also a free agent. What is clear though, is that Papali’i’s time at the Tigers is set to come to a premature end.
Don't know if that is necessarily true.
I think it's more a numbers game & Seyfarth/Twal have seniority in selection for now.
Short turnaround might have been a factor. He may be back next game.If they liked what they saw from Sione, they would’ve given him another opportunity this week.
I think this means we've secured Angus 🤔😝Hopefully there is a bigger name lurking in the background
Short turnaround might have been a factor. He may be back next game.
Nothing has been reported but yeah all things are possible at this club.Unless he has an underlying injury we don’t know about 🤷🏻♂️
Wouldn’t be surprised if there’s isn’t one, think Samuela and Bateman would be our backrowers from next year. Maybe they might sign a cheapie or promote one in our lower grades for depth but I don’t see them trying to go sign another big backrower. Ice is on around 650K so my 2 guesses are they’ll use his money to help our backline, or they’ll use that money to try and retain Stef. Maybe both.Curious as to which player Benji & Richo are now looking at for his replacement.
They probably have a plan in the background.
Probably because he’s another middle and we’ve named Pole and Twal in the side. Seyfarth is there since he can cover the edge if needed, not sure if Sione can. But I do think he’ll get another chance.Nothing has been reported but yeah all things are possible at this club.
He also wanted out when Madge got sacked. It’s clear he never wanted to be here, although I don’t blame him entirely as he hasn’t had the same service he received at Parra. But he wanted out after Madge got punted so I can’t blame Benji and Richo to let him go.Shouldn't be letting him go before the new players arrive.
He would be great playing off Jerome Luai