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I tuned out of Flegg and Cup early this week...couldn't put myself through them when I could see the matches were going in a similar manner to the NRL one.44-20 final score
Roberts created and scored a try - he continues to look an NRL player of the future - Id have him in nrl next week
Latu to Javon goes ok too.Andrews to Saukuru is about the only thing this club has going for it at the moment. They combine again for Wests' 3rd try. 32-12.
Warriors right winger from Jersey Flegg scored 5 tries, Warriors right winger from NSW Cup scored 3 tries, how can one club be found short for numbers out wide in every grade so often?Benji prefers Makasini who can't defend over saukuru who is actually in form, seems like Marshall doesn't see him in the tigers moving forward
Both first grade and reserve grade should be in Ron Massey cup at the moment. Looks like Sukkar is carrying some sort of rib injuries. Do our teams have a plan of who and what to target when they get out there? They need to talk more in defence and attack. They are to quite out there and the support of attacking players is non existent. Very frustrating to watch.18-4 now.
It goes from bad to worse. The Warriors are cutting us to shreds on both sides. The most depressing thing is that guys like Sukkar with first grade experience are being made to look Ron Massey standard.
Warriors had speed and very agile around the ruck. We looked lazy all over the parkWarriors right winger from Jersey Flegg scored 5 tries, Warriors right winger from NSW Cup scored 3 tries, how can one club be found short for numbers out wide in every grade so often?
Surely they do a review to get some answers ASAP.
Hazyn Mellars ex Rabbitohs and current the Warriors NSW Cup right winger is 6 foot 4, 100kgs, a quick and elusive ball runner, runs the ball hard and aggressively with his yardage carries.
He is always a genuine threat with any high balls that come his way and plays with good aggression.
I see he is currently contracted to the Warriors until the end of 2028, BUT the Warriors for 2027 have 3 high class NRL wingers in Will Warbrick, Aliofa Khan-Pereira and Watene-Zalezniak signed for 2027 onwards.
Mellars is 110% NRL ready now, surely he could find a way to get out of his contract if a club come calling with a much clearer NRL pathway for him from 2027 onwards?