Juniors - Pathways General Discussion

never really set the world on fire coming thru the grades at Wests if I'm honest. was anonymous that one year he played Harold Matts for us. when he went up to QLD he found something an d never looked back.
This is what BB is always on about. He was always big for his age.
Our talent identification scouts need to see the potential of players a few years down the track. Not necessarily a 15-year-olds performance on the day. Their underlying build and potential to grow into their frame. Mobility, not always lumbering overweight giants.
We always chose the high performing nuggets that will always be nuggets [to coin a phrase].
A hard task but these considerations must be taken into account for future direction if we aim to improve our NRL side.
 
The discussion on juniors today makes me question what do we classify as a Teams Junior ?
Is it a kid living and playing in the area that he lives in ?
Or is it just someone who’s manager brought him across from say example Penrith/Parramatta to Wests because they couldn’t get a start in their areas S.G Ball team.
Finding a serious local junior in their NRL team is not common.

Don’t know when development contracts started but I would be interested to know how many of our players that started on a development contract have gone on to play consistently in the NRL.

That would give me a more insight on how our talent scouts are performing or not, especially if we could compare it against the Roosters or Storm.
 
never really set the world on fire coming thru the grades at Wests if I'm honest. was anonymous that one year he played Harold Matts for us. when he went up to QLD he found something and never looked back.
Yeah OK, if that makes you feel better 🤣🤣🤣

I always rated him highly when playing for Wests.
Big kid who dominated the middle and had superb ball skills.
I categorised him back then as a Paul Osborne type prop.

You might not have see much in him, but more importantly, the Melbourne Storm saw plenty.

Best of luck to Cooper for his debut 👍
 
Yeah OK, if that makes you feel better 🤣🤣🤣

I always rated him highly when playing for Wests.
Big kid who dominated the middle and had superb ball skills.
I categorised him back then as a Paul Osborne type prop.

You might not have see much in him, but more importantly, the Melbourne Storm saw plenty.

Best of luck to Cooper for his debut 👍
good for you, but go back and watch the tape. you compare it to the others in that grade and he didn't stand out. he found something when he went to QLD and never looked back. good on Cooper for that.

losing Maddax hurt more for mine.
 
The discussion on juniors today makes me question what do we classify as a Teams Junior ?
Is it a kid living and playing in the area that he lives in ?
Or is it just someone who’s manager brought him across from say example Penrith/Parramatta to Wests because they couldn’t get a start in their areas S.G Ball team.
Finding a serious local junior in their NRL team is not common.

Don’t know when development contracts started but I would be interested to know how many of our players that started on a development contract have gone on to play consistently in the NRL.

That would give me a more insight on how our talent scouts are performing or not, especially if we could compare it against the Roosters or Storm.
It’s not a great record - corrections welcomed

2018
Heath Gibbs - 0 NRL games Last seen in QLD Cup
Sam McIntyre - 82 NRL games (12 at WT) now at NQ
Tom Mikaele - 90 NRL games (66 at WT) now at NQ
Dylan Smith - 0 NRL games now at Greta?

2019
Alex Seyfarth - 91 NRL games (91 at WT) still here
Jock Madden - 32 NRL games (17 at WT) back at WT
Kane Bradley - 13 NRL games (0 at WT) now at Brisbane
Tommy Talau - 83 NRL games (47 at WT) now at Roosters

2020
Jake Simpkin - 71 NRL games (43 at WT) now at Manly
Zac Cini - 4 NRL games (4 at WT) now at Castleford

2021
Kelma Tuilagi - 72 NRL games (27 at WT) at Parra
William Kei - 0 NRL games. Last seen at Blacktown Workers

2022
Henry O’Kane - 0 NRL games. Now at Toulouse
Brandon Tumeth - 1 NRL game (1 at WT) Dunno where he is
Lomi Saukuru - 0 NRL games Now at (checks notes) Engadine

2023
Josh Feledy - 3 NRL games (3 at WT) back at Manly
Kitione Kautoga - 18 NRL games (1 at WT) now at Parra
Christian Ma’anaima - 0 NRL games at Ryde-Eastwood?
Justin Matamua - 14 NRL games (14 at NRL) now at Canterbury

2024
Kit Laulilii - 3 NRL games (3 at WT) still here
Alex Lobb - 3 NRL games (3 at WT) now at Wynnum
Chris Faagutu - 0 NRL games at St Marys?
Tony Sukkar - 16 NRL games (16 at WT) still here

2025
Will Craig - 0 NRL games - still here
Heath Mason 14 NRL games (14 at WT) still here
Reuben Porter 8 NRL games (8 at WT) now at Corrimal?
Solomona Faataape 19 NRL games (19 at WT) now at Catalans
Heamasi Makasini 1 NRL game (1 at WT) still here
 
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It’s not a great record I’ll do the rest later on

2020
Jake Simpkin - 71 NRL games (43 at WT) now at Manly
Jock Madden - 32 NRL games (17 at WT) back at WT
Kane Bradley - 13 NRL games (0 at WT) still at Melbourne?
Zac Cini - 4 NRL games (4 at WT) now at Castleford

2021
Kelma Tuilagi - 72 NRL games (27 at WT) at Parra
William Kei - 0 NRL games. Last seen at Blacktown Workers

2022
Henry O’Kane - 0 NRL games. Now at Toulouse
Brandon Tumeth - 1 NRL game (1 at WT) Dunno where he is
Lomi Saukuru - 0 NRL games Now at (checks notes) Engadine
Kane Bradley is now a Bronco ✅️
 
Not sure how Shaun plans to have the best pathways in the NRL without the funds, whole set up is run on crumbs
2 Days and a whiteboard
Figure out how to have a single WT squad even if the board insist they have to be called the lidcombe eye-picking swoopers (i like the local maggies by the way, dont get trigerred)

This will half the costs of rep squads and put the rest of the money into the clubs in Balmain and Wests local areas. These clubs play 3 preseason trials to pick the cream of the local clubs, plus anyone we recruit from out of area.

When you have limited resources you can't invest in 2 setups, coaching, kits, travel etc.... plus time and money in the extra 20 to 25 kids in each division. It's madness to give guys from 2 different teams time with FG in the off season and then disperse those gains across 2 weak teams

2 Days and a whiteboard to figure out how
 
2 Days and a whiteboard
Figure out how to have a single WT squad even if the board insist they have to be called the lidcombe eye-picking swoopers (i like the local maggies by the way, dont get trigerred)

This will half the costs of rep squads and put the rest of the money into the clubs in Balmain and Wests local areas. These clubs play 3 preseason trials to pick the cream of the local clubs, plus anyone we recruit from out of area.

When you have limited resources you can't invest in 2 setups, coaching, kits, travel etc.... plus time and money in the extra 20 to 25 kids in each division. It's madness to give guys from 2 different teams time with FG in the off season and then disperse those gains across 2 weak teams

2 Days and a whiteboard to figure out how
I like your approach but I'll take it one step back and one further.

I will note that this is a little off topic for this thread - but to keep the conversation together I will outline the thougth process below.

The step prior is to identify what our centre of gravity is; ie, where do we draw our strength, what the supporting pillars of that strength are and what the critical vulnerabilites of those pillars are. The critical vulnerabilites are our weaknesses that must be protected at all costs otherwise our centre of gravity falls down.

What you have hit on is going onto depth on one of the tasks required to make the club work. There will be a number of tasks that need to be done as a result of the prior analysis. From that list one task must be essential, there a several tasks that must be done (specified) and what several that will be implied tasks that may, or may not, occur incidentally to the main tasks. If they don't occur incidentally they alos need to be resourced.

Given we operate in a resource constrained environment (HBG extras) we must resource and prioritise the essential and specified tasks and work down the list to what can be realistically achieved.

The essential task becomes the club's focus (mission) and all other tasks or lines of operation support that outcome. The specified tasks or "lines of operation" should be nested to support the task; ie, do x in order to achieve y (support to the main task).

I expect that pathways for players and coaches would be a specified task that is resourced. Once resourced the team responsible for that task must go through the same process to identify what their centre of gravity is, what task is essential, what is specified and what is implied and allocate the resources in the same manner.

You are probably right that a couple of days with the whiteboard are probably OK when dealing with Pathways. I trust that the board, when appointed, reviews the Richo plan and does the due dilligence to identify what our centre of gravity is going forward. Until we have that direction and a nested plan we will be running around trying to do our best with no coordination.

Sounds a bit like the Pascoe days to me.
 
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Yeah OK, if that makes you feel better 🤣🤣🤣

I always rated him highly when playing for Wests.
Big kid who dominated the middle and had superb ball skills.
I categorised him back then as a Paul Osborne type prop.

You might not have see much in him, but more importantly, the Melbourne Storm saw plenty.

Best of luck to Cooper for his debut 👍
Paul Osbourne ? What year is it ? I know he had the game of his life in the GF in 94 , but before an after he was a bench prop for the raiders and dragons . If you’re comparing a dude to a career bench player in one breathe , how can you then get all high and mighty because someone else said he didn’t show much ? Talk about back handed compliment ..
Hot tip if the best comparison a scout could make to me about a talent is a mediocre arl player from the 80s and 90s , there’s no way on earth I’d be looking to offer that kid a contract . At best he would be in development squads .
That’s not an exactly a high bar as comparison. No disrespect to Paul Osbourne. But I’m sure even he would admit he was a mediocre first grade player . Which is no mean feat . But your reaction makes no sense at all …
 
The discussion on juniors today makes me question what do we classify as a Teams Junior ?
Is it a kid living and playing in the area that he lives in ?
Or is it just someone who’s manager brought him across from say example Penrith/Parramatta to Wests because they couldn’t get a start in their areas S.G Ball team.
Finding a serious local junior in their NRL team is not common.
There's juniors and there's local juniors. Nothing wrong with bringing in kids from elsewhere. We need all the help we can get.

For me a junior is anyone who plays junior reps for you. A local junior is someone who grew up in the area, playing for the local clubs as a kid.
 
good for you, but go back and watch the tape. you compare it to the others in that grade and he didn't stand out. he found something when he went to QLD and never looked back. good on Cooper for that.

losing Maddax hurt more for mine.
I wasn’t meaning to have a go at you jrt.
I just get sick of others dissing talent once it heads elsewhere. For example Galvin, DaSilva etc etc - one moment they’re potential superstars - then they switch to a new club and they are viewed as totally overrated, no talent, will amount to nothing 🤣

When he was at Wests I was really impressed with Cooper Clarke’s ability to offload in traffic. There are any number of yardage middles running around in the juniors these days, but Cooper had that Osborne-Beetson quality - which is obviously rare.

Yes Maddox Fui was also a huge loss. Watching him for Souths in recent weeks had me kicking rocks all over the Redfern precinct. I always wondered, if he hadn’t been concussed in the Matt’s Cup semi, whether we might have beaten NZ in the final back in 24. 🤷‍♂️
 
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Paul Osbourne ? What year is it ? I know he had the game of his life in the GF in 94 , but before an after he was a bench prop for the raiders and dragons . If you’re comparing a dude to a career bench player in one breathe , how can you then get all high and mighty because someone else said he didn’t show much ? Talk about back handed compliment ..
Hot tip if the best comparison a scout could make to me about a talent is a mediocre arl player from the 80s and 90s , there’s no way on earth I’d be looking to offer that kid a contract . At best he would be in development squads .
That’s not an exactly a high bar as comparison. No disrespect to Paul Osbourne. But I’m sure even he would admit he was a mediocre first grade player . Which is no mean feat . But your reaction makes no sense at all …
Still playing the man and not the ball I see 🥴

Paul Osborne played 135 NRL games, almost single hand-idly won the 1994 grand final and has recently been inducted into the Canberra Raiders Hall of Fame. He was a prop blessed with silky ball playing ability - hence my reference to him.

But I guess any B2TL will elicit from you a similar Karenesque response 🤷‍♂️
 
It’s not a great record - corrections welcomed

2018
Heath Gibbs - 0 NRL games Last seen in QLD Cup
Sam McIntyre - 82 NRL games (12 at WT) now at NQ
Tom Mikaele - 90 NRL games (66 at WT) now at NQ
Dylan Smith - 0 NRL games now at Greta?

2019
Alex Seyfarth - 91 NRL games (91 at WT) still here
Jock Madden - 32 NRL games (17 at WT) back at WT
Kane Bradley - 13 NRL games (0 at WT) now at Brisbane
Tommy Talau - 83 NRL games (47 at WT) now at Roosters

2020
Jake Simpkin - 71 NRL games (43 at WT) now at Manly
Zac Cini - 4 NRL games (4 at WT) now at Castleford

2021
Kelma Tuilagi - 72 NRL games (27 at WT) at Parra
William Kei - 0 NRL games. Last seen at Blacktown Workers

2022
Henry O’Kane - 0 NRL games. Now at Toulouse
Brandon Tumeth - 1 NRL game (1 at WT) Dunno where he is
Lomi Saukuru - 0 NRL games Now at (checks notes) Engadine

2023
Josh Feledy - 3 NRL games (3 at WT) back at Manly
Kitione Kautoga - 18 NRL games (1 at WT) now at Parra
Christian Ma’anaima - 0 NRL games at Ryde-Eastwood?
Justin Matamua - 14 NRL games (14 at NRL) still at WT

2024
Kit Laulilii - 3 NRL games (3 at WT) still here
Alex Lobb - 3 NRL games (3 at WT) now at Wynnum
Chris Faagutu - 0 NRL games at St Marys?
Tony Sukkar - 16 NRL games (16 at WT) still here

2025
Will Craig - 0 NRL games - still here
Heath Mason 14 NRL games (14 at WT) still here
Reuben Porter 8 NRL games (8 at WT) now at Corrimal?
Solomona Faataape 19 NRL games (19 at WT) now at Catalans
Heamasi Makasini 1 NRL game (1 at WT) still here
Justin Matamua at Canterbury ✅
 

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Still playing the man and not the ball I see 🥴

Paul Osborne played 135 NRL games, almost single hand-idly won the 1994 grand final and has recently been inducted into the Canberra Raiders Hall of Fame. He was a prop blessed with silky ball playing ability - hence my reference to him.

But I guess any B2TL will elicit from you a similar Karenesque response 🤷‍♂️
What ? I know who he was I literally just said what you just said . He’s inducted because he played the game of his life that GF , whn the stars were a little off . Except Mal. So thanks for the walk down memory lane, I was , maybe 10 when that game was played . I remember it clearly to this day. .
But I say again .. a career bench player / last man picked in the pack… is your comparison…that’s you’re wording - yours. …. But you’re indignant because someone else said he didn’t show much? . It makes no sense…

When these scouts are trying to preselect players who show potential and make decisions and evaluate talent , if someone said to me the absolute peak a player will ever get is mediocre player( which isn’t an insult . It’s merely the word that describes what average to below average nrl player . Something most of us on here, ever achieved ), and 16 other players had comparisons and much higher ceilings … they’re getting chosen 100 times out of 100 at u16s and 18s.
I remember that being clearly the answers given when I was coming up for rep teams . Because I was the player who a very low ceiling . Which is literally the comparison you made . Not me …
And I think you need to learn what a Karen is lol . It’s not me questioning what you said …
 
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I wasn’t meaning to have a go at you jrt.
I just get sick of others dissing talent once it heads elsewhere. For example Galvin, DaSilva etc etc - one moment they’re potential superstars - then they switch to a new club and they are viewed as totally overrated, no talent, will amount to nothing 🤣

When he was at Wests I was really impressed with Cooper Clarke’s ability to offload in traffic. There are any number of yardage middles running around in the juniors these days, but Cooper had that Osborne-Beetson quality - which is obviously rare.

Yes Maddox Fui was also a huge loss. Watching him for Souths in recent weeks had me kicking rocks all over the Redfern precinct. I always wondered, if he hadn’t been concussed in the Matt’s Cup semi, whether we might have beaten NZ in the final back in 24. 🤷‍♂️
fair enough mate, apologies if it sounded like I had it out for ya. on Galvin I think he’s going to be an elite-level 5/8 (unfortunately) and TDS was the best hooker I’ve seen at junior level in years, but now has the yips, so not sure where he lands, but I try to play the man and not their talents if that makes sense.

Cooper was always skilful with ball in hand at WM, no doubt, I was just never truly impressed. again tho he found something in QLD and never looked back and that’s a huge credit to him.

yeah mate, Maddax still hurts. for sure we win that GF with him there. him and Pheonix were the bash brothers in those days. kills me to see him in cardinal and myrtle.
 
What ? I know who he was I literally just said what you just said . He’s inducted because he played the game of his life that GF , whn the stars were a little off . Except Mal. So thanks for the walk down memory lane, I was , maybe 10 when that game was played . I remember it clearly to this day. .
But I say again .. a career bench player / last man picked in the pack… is your comparison…that’s you’re wording - yours. …. But you’re indignant because someone else said he didn’t show much? . It makes no sense…

When these scouts are trying to preselect players who show potential and make decisions and evaluate talent , if someone said to me the absolute peak a player will ever get is mediocre player( which isn’t an insult . It’s merely the word that describes what average to below average nrl player . Something most of us on here, ever achieved ), and 16 other players had comparisons and much higher ceilings … they’re getting chosen 100 times out of 100 at u16s and 18s.
I remember that being clearly the answers given when I was coming up for rep teams . Because I was the player who a very low ceiling . Which is literally the comparison you made . Not me …

And I think you need to learn what a Karen is lol . It’s not me questioning what you said …
So what you’re effectively saying is the Melbourne scouts have no idea
(have you ever seen Cooper Clarke play 🤷‍♂️)
The Storm signed him straight out of the Wests Ms Matt’s Cup side.
 

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So what you’re effectively saying is the Melbourne scouts have no idea
(have you ever seen Cooper Clarke play 🤷‍♂️)
The Storm signed him straight out of the Wests Ms Matt’s Cup side.
I’m not effectively saying anything . I’m definitively saying some players are assessed as having a lower ceiling for a variety of reasons .. Galvin was too small remember …. Then he shot up for example .
This kid had to go qld and level up .
You’re not right on this . Just arguing a point for the sake of it. I wish the kid well , and hope he has a long career . But that doesn’t mean at the time he was evaluated by the club , the club got it wrong . Otherwise he wouldn’t have had to go to qld . With all the Sydney clubs . Especially teams like manly and St George even Canterbury , who either love out of area talent , or have smaller pools to pick from .
Your victim complex is beyond transparent.
Just because I find your HBG takes and cheerleading to be self serving and ultimately to undermine the club as a whole , doesn’t have anything to do with a completely different conversation about recruitment and retention .
Your comment made zero sense , and as you double down and now try and shift the narrative it makes even less sense .
Why can’t you just simply give credit where it’s due . The kid has obviously worked hard . Been open to input and levelled himself up to now be sitting on the storm bench. . It’s a testament to himself . Also a lesson to kids that sometimes the path to success isn’t always straight. In fact for most it’s the opposite .
 
Everyone sees things differently, but I reckon Humpty Dumpty could have identified the likes of Galvin, Da Silva, Cooper Clarke, Maddox Fui, Heamasi Makasini and Onitoni Large all as stand out talents from a young age.
Nobody gets every talent ID and player retention/recruitment decision right, but we need to learn from our past mistakes and ensure we keep our home grown elite level talent.
 
I’m not effectively saying anything. I’m definitively saying some players are assessed as having a lower ceiling for a variety of reasons .. Galvin was too small remember …. Then he shot up for example .
This kid had to go qld and level up .
You’re not right on this . Just arguing a point for the sake of it. I wish the kid well , and hope he has a long career . But that doesn’t mean at the time he was evaluated by the club , the club got it wrong . Otherwise he wouldn’t have had to go to qld . With all the Sydney clubs . Especially teams like manly and St George even Canterbury , who either love out of area talent , or have smaller pools to pick from .
Your victim complex is beyond transparent.
Just because I find your HBG takes and cheerleading to be self serving and ultimately to undermine the club as a whole , doesn’t have anything to do with a completely different conversation about recruitment and retention .
Your comment made zero sense , and as you double down and now try and shift the narrative it makes even less sense .
Why can’t you just simply give credit where it’s due . The kid has obviously worked hard . Been open to input and levelled himself up to now be sitting on the storm bench. . It’s a testament to himself . Also a lesson to kids that sometimes the path to success isn’t always straight. In fact for most it’s the opposite .
Nothing truer may ever have been uttered than your opening sentence.

With regards Cooper Clarke (who I'm sure you've never seen play).
I rated him when he played at St Greg's & was in Wests Matts Cup team. Another poster here didn't.
He stated he thought his improvement came when playing in the Qld Cup. Yet you are missing the point. Melbourne identified him when he was with us and signed him. He was in Qld playing through their pathways. All young players need to be developed & molded to get to NRL level, but talent identification is about finding potential. Back in 2023, the Storm (like B2TL) saw plenty of potential in young Cooper.

As for arguing for the sake of it - you were the one who jumped into this debate. I've simply answered you from there. Why did you jump in on a debate about a young player you've never seen play ????
I think we both know why ...
 
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Nothing truer may ever have been uttered than your opening sentence.

With regards Cooper Clarke (who I'm sure you've never seen play).
I rated him when he played at St Greg's & was in Wests Matts Cup team. Another poster here didn't.
He stated he thought his improvement came when playing in the Qld Cup. Yet you are missing the point. Melbourne identified him when he was with us and signed him. He was in Qld playing through their pathways. All young players need to be developed & molded to get to NRL level, but talent identification is about finding potential. Back in 2024, the Storm (like B2TL) saw plenty of potential in young Cooper.

As for arguing for the sake of it - you were the one who jumped into this debate. I've simply answered you from there. Why did you jump in on a debate about a young player you've never seen play ????
I think we both know why ...
??? Do you understand what effectively and definitively mean ? I don’t think that’s the big flex you think it is …. As for whether I’ve seen him play . What are you talking about ? wtf would you know what I have or haven’t done … what a stupid comment . Geez you like to gatekeep youth footy over the years .
I jumped in because I thought it was unfair how hard you went about this .. and are still going now . It seems unreasonable .
As for the storm , thy recruit 95% of thier youth system teams. As they finally get some traction in the schools they have down there , a getting local kids through , it’s obviously going less and less .
But for every cooper Clarke they recruit , there’s 10 others they’ve plucked from other clubs who don’t ever succeed . Because much like the roosters , they have zero juniors . So to that point , 99/100 times they debut a kid , there’s a story about how some other club let them go … because of course that happens as where do these players come from if not other clubs.
Thats not to say they don’t have amazing talent identification and amazing scouts , but like I said already , if the wests tigers got it wrong , so did a whole bunch of other Sydney clubs .
Not to mention if the Melbourne storm come knocking , and you’re a parent , your ears are wide open .
And finally because this is the last thing I’ll say on this , I’ve been very critical of the wests tigers junior development systems , particularly wests magpies for a long time . Like when the Lebanese background coach a few years ago , would only pick kids from a certain background at Balmain .
I think they’re trying to fix it now , but there’s coaching issues , retention issues and nepotism issues riddled through our junior systems .
Which I’ve been very vocal on over the past . In fact last week , we were on opposite sides , where you defended the club and I was saying there was issues .
And where do I draw these conclusions . I’ve stated many times , when I was a kid coming through from the south west , they were there, in fact most kids I came up through , who didn’t make the eels , were going all over Sydney , rather than play at wests . It had a bad reputation . Fair or unfair .
Now I see history repeating over and over , watching talented players leave who should have been prioritised instead of others who , we should have evaluated had attitude problems eg. Galvin, and the large family (we should have kept them for clarity) , it’s hard to think much has changed in the past 25 years . So if you’re issue is we suck at evaluating talent , an underlying key personality traits that lead to success. I 💯 agree with you . The storm have the personality test down to a fine art form .
All I said was I don’t think for the 400th time , that a kid who showed promise , but was evaluated much lower by the club , succeeding at another who took a punt on him , necessarily means there was a failure by the wests tigers . It simply means the storm took a punt , and he rose to the occasion . They both should be praised .
Just like we should be when we plucked Jahreem Bula from the Sydney kings .
Or souths giving Cody Walker a chance at 28 I mean I could go on forever.
Or our next superstar Jared Heyward . Came to Balmain as a half , they identified him as a 9, he ends up being an Aus schoolboy once he makes the change , and looking like he’s going to be a very very good nrl player . It happens .
But to your point we have historically had far more misses than wins . And I agree with you. I’m just curious who you put that down to … wests tigers or wests magpies JrLFC. Because for me it’s all of the above . As I’ve stated many times .
 

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