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Star Rabbits top list of best buys Tyson Otto From: The Daily Telegraph June 11, 2010
Another bye week which means it's a tough round for supercoaches. Tom's back to help you out.
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Top buy … Sam Burgess.
LADY Luck has wreaked havoc this season with a spate of injuries crippling high-profile signings. But some clubs have survived the carnage and are experiencing an unprecedented period of rising player performances.
There is tight competition for the title of best new signing this season, but these five have stood high above the rest:
* DAVE Taylor (Rabbitohs) has made seven linebreaks and 15 offloads;
* SAM Burgess (Rabbitohs) is averaging 123m and 26 tackles per game;
* TIMANA Tahu (Eels) earned an Origin call-up in his first season back from rugby;
* **LOTE Tuqiri (Tigers)** has scored eight tries and chalks up five tackle busts a game;* KEVIN Kingston (Panthers) has been influential in the Panthers' improved structure and makes 28 tackles a game.
Panthers coach Matt Elliot said his No. 9 was among several forwards who had improved out of sight this season, including Sam McKendry and Tim Grant. "All I know is [Kingston] has been outstanding," he said.
"He's finally at that stage where he's not underestimating himself. I think he's realising that he's a top echelon player."
Fullback Lachlan Coote and halfback Luke Walsh have also improved dramatically this season.
The Panthers aren't the only ones charging up the ladder thanks to remarkable form bursts from unexpected sources.
Statistics provided by Fox Sports suggest the most-improved players are:
* BEAU Champion (Rabbitohs);
* JOEL Thompson (Raiders);
* LACHLAN Coote (Panthers);
* TIM Mannah (Eels);
* TRENT Hodkinson (Sea Eagles).
However, a growing list of injuries has crippled the seasons of other recruits who transferred with high expectations. **Jason Cayless (Tigers)**, Nigel Plum (Panthers) and Daine Laurie (Panthers) feature among the **worst buys** of the year.
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Star Rabbits top list of best buys Tyson Otto From: The Daily Telegraph June 11, 2010
Another bye week which means it's a tough round for supercoaches. Tom's back to help you out.
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Top buy … Sam Burgess.
LADY Luck has wreaked havoc this season with a spate of injuries crippling high-profile signings. But some clubs have survived the carnage and are experiencing an unprecedented period of rising player performances.
There is tight competition for the title of best new signing this season, but these five have stood high above the rest:
* DAVE Taylor (Rabbitohs) has made seven linebreaks and 15 offloads;
* SAM Burgess (Rabbitohs) is averaging 123m and 26 tackles per game;
* TIMANA Tahu (Eels) earned an Origin call-up in his first season back from rugby;
* **LOTE Tuqiri (Tigers)** has scored eight tries and chalks up five tackle busts a game;* KEVIN Kingston (Panthers) has been influential in the Panthers' improved structure and makes 28 tackles a game.
Panthers coach Matt Elliot said his No. 9 was among several forwards who had improved out of sight this season, including Sam McKendry and Tim Grant. "All I know is [Kingston] has been outstanding," he said.
"He's finally at that stage where he's not underestimating himself. I think he's realising that he's a top echelon player."
Fullback Lachlan Coote and halfback Luke Walsh have also improved dramatically this season.
The Panthers aren't the only ones charging up the ladder thanks to remarkable form bursts from unexpected sources.
Statistics provided by Fox Sports suggest the most-improved players are:
* BEAU Champion (Rabbitohs);
* JOEL Thompson (Raiders);
* LACHLAN Coote (Panthers);
* TIM Mannah (Eels);
* TRENT Hodkinson (Sea Eagles).
However, a growing list of injuries has crippled the seasons of other recruits who transferred with high expectations. **Jason Cayless (Tigers)**, Nigel Plum (Panthers) and Daine Laurie (Panthers) feature among the **worst buys** of the year.
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