Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

Yep and Benji is well behind in his planning I think.
They would come here for;
1. The dollars
2. An extra year for their own security
3. Their own club says you are free to go
4. And no one else wants them for he above reasons
5. Or the other clubs are well stocked in that position.
There would be many other variables; but too many to list
That's when we make a play.
 
Based on team selections throughout the 2024 season, I would presume AJ Brimson is on the outter at the Titans.
I know he’s been injury prone, so would be a little bit risky on big money, but a fit and healthy AJ Brimson is elite.
If the Titans were prepared to chip in 100k of his wages to help balance their Salary Cap, a player such as AJ Brimson could be brilliant for us.
I know Bula fans would be up in arms, but a switch to centre or wing could potentially see an even better version of Jahream.
Might have to disagree there, he’s a good player but signed until 2030, so likely lots of times for injuries with his past all while on 700k if GC chip in 100k
 
They aint real sharp...they swallowed To'os story on his game day brekky of 6 coke zeros, large chips and brekky burger

it’s getting really tough for the journalists to find a new angle on the Panthers after 5 GFs in a row ..

There is seriously an article in the Telegraph today about the Panthers bus driver that takes them to the ground 😑

We really need some new teams at the top next year
 
it’s getting really tough for the journalists to find a new angle on the Panthers after 5 GFs in a row ..

There is seriously an article in the Telegraph today about the Panthers bus driver that takes them to the ground 😑

We really need some new teams at the top next year
If the Panthers win 4 in a row that's a remarkable feat, and I absolutely hate them. I wonder how long it will take for another club to top it with 5 in a row ?
It was only a few years ago the "experts" were saying how hard it was to win 2 in a row in the salary cap era.
 
Massive that Penrith is going so well in a time when there's other formidable teams around too.

But let's not forget history, and the feat of the St George team that won ELEVEN consecutive grand finals - 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, and 1966.

Now THAT is some sort of miracle.
 
Massive that Penrith is going so well in a time when there's other formidable teams around too.

But let's not forget history, and the feat of the St George team that won ELEVEN consecutive grand finals - 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, and 1966.

Now THAT is some sort of miracle.
That record is tainted as they had no cap and loaded their sides with great players who were well trained under the unlimited tackle rules.
As soon as limited tackle sets began, their dominance was broken. They were also amateurs.
These Penrith and Melbourne outfits we’ve seen over the past 6 years would have consistently put 50 on them.
 
That record is tainted as they had no cap and loaded their sides with great players who were well trained under the unlimited tackle rules.
As soon as limited tackle sets began, their dominance was broken. They were also amateurs.
These Penrith and Melbourne outfits we’ve seen over the past 6 years would have consistently put 50 on them.
i respectfully disagree with the general thesis.

Maybe you’re forgetting historic relativity in that all the clubs were playing under the same set of rules at the time.

They were extraordinary.

Comparing the eras in that way, I think there’s a number of troublesome variables.

In that time and place they were super smug.

But where we agree is that if we could pack our side into the Tardis and let them loose on those dragons, we’d be running up scores against them, the likes of which we’ve never seen.
 
Massive that Penrith is going so well in a time when there's other formidable teams around too.

But let's not forget history, and the feat of the St George team that won ELEVEN consecutive grand finals - 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, and 1966.

Now THAT is some sort of miracle.
I’m pretty sure we were robbed in more than 1 of those 11.
 
i respectfully disagree with the general thesis.

Maybe you’re forgetting historic relativity in that all the clubs were playing under the same set of rules at the time.

They were extraordinary.

Comparing the eras in that way, I think there’s a number of troublesome variables.

In that time and place they were super smug.

But where we agree is that if we could pack our side into the Tardis and let them loose on those dragons, we’d be running up scores against them, the likes of which we’ve never seen.
Interesting discussion! What would happen when they had the ball! Unlimited sets ( modern teams struggle to defend for 12 tackles) limited interchange, competitive scrums play the ball, 3 yard rule etc. I would be surprised if a 2024 side would cope- it is beyond their experience. The reverse would also be true.
 
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