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Saw him play a couple of matches without knowing anything about him and he instantly became my favourite 20s player. Very hard hitter in defense which isn't too common a trait in that competition. The fact he's a very young bloke fills me with confidence that he'll play plenty of first grade...

Everyone starts somewhere. Don't be elitist. _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_

Agreed We've been way too structured in attack. I'm all for defensive structures but I like the attack to very much play what they see in what you would call a loose structure. So you have some set plays and ideas on how to use your strengths but you play what's in front of you. Too many attacks...

The builder has charged the plans on the majority owners of the house. He's throwing out the beautiful respected antique furniture of the house for a Bunnings chair. _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_

We take our medicine knowing our salary cap mess for 2016\. I like Gentle as a coach. He knows the club with all its ugliness and issues and has had success in the lower grades. We play a style that suits our squad and look to win and develop the talent we have. Farah has a year to see if he can...

Great thread. It's a massive issue for next season. Richards & Galloway gone. Lawrence reportedly being shoped around with Farah being pushed out. Halatau I believe is staying. No experienced players coming in. Let's say Halatau and Lawrence stay and Farah goes or at least isn't picked. They'll...

I'm yet to see where Cherrington has won the contact in a tackle he is the first player in. Teams run at him and go straight through him. It's why he is playing the back end of halves when in first grade. His defense is of more concern then Brooks and Moses. He isn't ready defensively and we...

It's risky in clubs which have high turnover of management and no clear direction. New changes of management means different directions. I think we've overpaid a couple of purchases and second tier type players. We haven't had a lot of luck but we haven't deserved it either. _Posted using...

This is a big call. But it's not the size of the call that is the issue. It's the lack of respect for Farah to find another club and us a ready made replacement. Cherrington isn't ready for constant first grade. Farah hasn't been great this year but the other options aren't anywhere near good...

Cherrington looks good with the ball but I worry about his size. He's been run over a few too many times this year to be confident he can do the job next year. _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_

I went to school with him. He'll be about 25 now. Quick and elusive. Has errors in him but he can be a match winner too. _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_

Sure is. Great size and good in the air. Still a bit raw but all the signs are very good. _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_

A change of scenery will do him well. An unfortunate array of injuries have ruined his confidence and what was a promising first grade career. _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_

Karwhin was quite impressive. Scored a couple of tries, made some great reads and hits in defense and helped his forwards out of his goal line. In consecutive plays he made a try saving tackle, pressured the kicker and then got back behind the play the ball to take the hit up after the fullback...

Let's not release a player considering we're already paying players to pay at rival clubs. Let's get our cap in order and pay what we use. _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_

Moses looks more threatening of late getting his hands on the ball more. Brooks attacks the lone often but he's doing it without runners so he's getting picked off. Some more off the ball support for him would be quite handy. The next step for Brooks is starting to take more game management...

Before this year, all his first grade opportunity was due to his name, promise and the odd glimpse. He was looking pretty good in the backrow at the start of the season. He played a few games injured and his performance dropped slightly. He's really starting to look like a first grade backrower...

Gordon would be a good pickup on the wing. The rest I'm not interested in. _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_

He's a must next year. Losing Galloway and Richards; Farah, Woods, Lawrence and Halatau will be the only 100+ career games players. His experience is vital. He has the brain fade and poor performance in him. But he also has professionalism that the young blokes must learn to be successes...

Wasn't Rick Stone getting great results before Bennett got up there?? _Posted using RoarFEED 4.2.0_