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He was in hot demand. To paraphrase Beyonce, "if you like it then you should put a long contract on it."

Uncle Nick didn't keep his word. IMoses was de-registered from the game, and Politis fought to have him re-registered so that he could sign Joseph Sua'ali'i. Even after all of that Moses screwed him over again. And thanks to that we have the Isaac Moses clownshow in the NRL again. Lmao.

We need more of these. We have a bad reputation for not treating our long-serving players well. It's important that we start getting more guys either finishing their careers here or at least leaving amicably.

Damn you guys are still going on about this. Time to accept that they won and are our overlords for now and forever. I expect them to lead us to success. I haven't even smoked any meth today so you know I'm right about this.

Agree on everything you wrote. We need Bula for the next 2 years as we have nothing in the pipeline until then.

At his best he is as good as anyone in the competition at any point in NRL history. Between all the suspensions and injuries you may get half a season at best from him, about 4-5 of those games will be wasted as he builds back his fitness. Not worth the money and hassle from Souths IMO.

Think he's been wanting out for a while. The lure of them being close to a premiership was keeping him there. Now that he's got the ring there's nothing more to achieve at the Broncos. My guesses at least.

If the reported figure of $1.1M over 3 years is true, that's a really good deal for us. His best is yet to come and he has shown glimpses of being a quality prop at first grade level.

Taylan May was training the whole time he was gone. He only lacked NRL level conditioning and some skill work which only took him 5 weeks to get up to standard. Manase we don't know what he's been up to this whole time.

Usually guys like Bird you would keep around for experience and leadership. But based on interviews I saw from him last year, he has rocks for brains. Now that his ability has plummeted, there is no value in keeping him.

Definitely a player we can't afford to let go. A dark horse for 2026, I think he will play the best out of his bros.

$40M sounds like a big number but it does not go very far when it comes to a stadium.

That's too easy of an explanation. Some of the guys involved in the botchings are good players and even include Penrith players, such as Blaize Talagi and Taylan May, and Sam Fainu was involved too.

Something I noticed for us and also Samoa is he almost set up the winning play a few times, but his team mates botched it. I'm thinking at Penrith the moment is likely iced and they would win in those situations. I wonder what causes this, perhaps he is so unpredictable at times even his...

Imagine a Dogs vs Tigers final. The Lachlan Galvin articles write themselves.

Some Warriors fans I know said he was doing really well in NSW cup. Stuck in reserves due to having some super talents blocking his pathway in first grade - Leka Halasima and Jacob Laban. His numbers don't jump off the page, but his line speed is outstanding and he makes quality runs.

He was playing 55-65 minutes for the chooks. It's his sweet spot.

People called Justin Pascoe silly for demanding a barbershop in the club HQ. And here we are years down the track and one of the hottest prospects we have ever had is making himself at home in it. Galaxy brain moves from Pascoe.

Wouldn't consider going to America any time soon. 2029 at the absolute earliest, even then probably not. I've talked a bit of trash online about the orange numpty, so would be a bit nervous about getting through customs.

I think he will be a good player. He has the work rate and courage to be a big metre eater. High ball and reading defence have been an issue which he will probably work out over time. Normally we would be up in arms losing a talented young player like this. The fact we can cover him pretty...