BalmainJnr
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The way Jack Williams has played tonight, he might be too good for WT.
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The way Jack Williams has played tonight, he might be too good for WT.
And runs straight and can cop criticism like a man, not a bichI will chip in to keep him in the UK, he’s a walking disaster.
I don’t know who limps around more him or Olam, but at least Olam runs and tackles hard a couple of times per season.
Good questions @Needaname . Not sure on either but I’d guess the Supp cap is in addition to the NRL top 30 cap. Wish the NRL would make the entire Salary Cap rules publicly available rather than just some key dot points.Is there a limit to how many T&T contracts can be given to players per team?
Second to that do the 3k NRL match payments for T&T and Supplementary contracts apply to the Top 30 salary cap?
Jack Williams or Dylan Walker (best case options)I misspoke. I should NOT have said Benji indicated. Rather, the little whisper is we have or are confident of securing a certain lock that isn't getting the minutes he should. Apologies for miss speaking
Yeah, I don’t think he’ll be back either.Yep and they’re leaving
And every now and then someone actually has heard something and it’s all worthwhile 👍
To accommodate Stefano, surely one of NAS or Kakakamica or Welsh has to go.Maybe mentioned before, Nelson to us starting to gain some traction..
Stonestreet is too good to be a backup winger.having the physical attributes is one thing, being a footballer is another. you need both to play NRL, whereas you can get away with one or the other in Cup.
Shane Richardson isn’t going to go out and sign a handful of reserve graders from the Dogs that are clear and obvious projects. he might go after a guy like Sam Stonestreet hypothetically who is ready for week to week first grade and actually possesses the talent required, but with guys like Willett, Laulili’i, Makasini, Goodfield etc in the pipeline, why would he bother with the other suggestions?
Fitzgibbon is in reserve grade for a reason. any half worth their salt in the NRL will just bait him and hit short or over the top. he can’t make the defensive reads required.
as for Ravalawa, you’re not looking at it from all angles. do you think he, much like Leilua, possesses the discipline to be what we need? in a side that is about to set the record for the most sin bins in a season? do you think we need a player that abuses match officials?
like I said, pursue Reimis Smith and Jeral Skelton. if there’s unrest elsewhere, you try and take advantage. the market is bare, but let’s not take brainless risks and give full time deals to project players.
That’s right. I’m tough as nails.Yeah.....not like the real hard men on this forum.
Don’t sell it short. There is still more disappointment to come. Our last placed NRL, last placed NRLW and last placed NSW cup sides all playing on the weekend.Well well well.
Another week of disappointment.
Do you know when Mason was speaking about this? Wouldn't mind having a listen, but don't want to go through the whole podcast trying to find it.Stonestreet is too good to be a backup winger.
I wonder whether Sharks would release one of Katoa, Mulitalo or Stonestreet??
Similar wing depth at the Dogs with Kiraz, JAC, Wilson & Skelton. We’d have to be sniffing & fair chance one of them is in the ‘couple’ of players we’ve secured from Dogs according to Willie Mason in his podcast.
They're letting him go.He's not a regular first grader for storm yet. They know how to develop players. He's better than any backs at our club in any grade.
X factor is something we literally have nothing of. Someone that can beat an opponent and make something happen out of nothing.
Serious ?They're letting him go.
Get ya left nut out Demps.Serious ?
Yeah they could do with a big guy though.FWIW I think the Dogs are on to something with their forward buys in 2024. Size seems to be a secondary consideration to leg speed and overall fitness. They don’t make many metres being ranked 15th offensively but first defensively with an average of 2.6 tries conceded.
Small busy packs may be the way the game is heading with a strong back 5 to start the sets