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[happy_tiger]

Well done Kev , keep working on those high balls

Better than someone leaving the club , well unless it is someone we don't want at the club

 

[Sabre]

Well done Kev , keep working on those high balls

Better than someone leaving the club , well unless it is someone we don't want at the club

I can think of a few

 

[happy_tiger]

Well done Kev , keep working on those high balls

Better than someone leaving the club , well unless it is someone we don't want at the club

I can think of a few

Yes a distinguished list I reckon

Probably wouldn't look good on your resume , getting dumped by the WT's

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

Good signing IMO. The outside backs haven't been as good as they can be due to Brooks and Moses. I think we'll see a huge improvement in the backline when the halves start providing space and good service.

Not every signing can be an international/SOO player. Penrith have shown you can build a team around one or two key players and fill the other spots with solid first graders and promising juniors.

 

[Benjirific]

Am I looking too deeply into this to suggest the Nofo on the outer rumours might be on the mark?

 

[Milky]

Am I looking too deeply into this to suggest the Nofo on the outer rumours might be on the mark?

too deep.

 

[Black_Orange_White]

Eh. He's depth. Nofoaluma is a much better player, though Naiquama is a nice fill-in.

 

[2041]

Good signing IMO. The outside backs haven't been as good as they can be due to Brooks and Moses. I think we'll see a huge improvement in the backline when the halves start providing space and good service.

Not every signing can be an international/SOO player. Penrith have shown you can build a team around one or two key players and fill the other spots with solid first graders and promising juniors.

Not sure Penrith is a good club to reference when discussing good roster management AND the retention of Kevin Naqama.

 

[littletiger]

Am I looking too deeply into this to suggest the Nofo on the outer rumours might be on the mark?

too deep.

I will add further to what you are saying and go deeper.

To say JT comments in relation to KN. I.E training hard every day to earn your spot ect were a direct comment to Nofa. Nofa could be someone who does not train as hard because they have the luxury to rely on their natural talent.

JT will not stand for that

 

[Geo]

C'mon Kevvy has 2 threads running….it's HUGE....

Someone will start another one with the lead article anytime soon...massive

 

[Guest]

The cat was let out of the bag yesterday so to speak.

 

[happy_tiger]

C'mon Kevvy has 2 threads running….it's HUGE....

Someone will start another one with the lead article anytime soon...massive

Unlike Kev its as big as Ben Hur :laughing:

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

Good signing IMO. The outside backs haven't been as good as they can be due to Brooks and Moses. I think we'll see a huge improvement in the backline when the halves start providing space and good service.

Not every signing can be an international/SOO player. Penrith have shown you can build a team around one or two key players and fill the other spots with solid first graders and promising juniors.

Not sure Penrith is a good club to reference when discussing good roster management AND the retention of Kevin Naqama.

Good point on the surface.

I would suppose the difference between Penrith and us is that they have considerable depth. They did let go of two wingers who have gone on to play first grade at other clubs (Naiqama and Nabuli,) who couldn't get a first choice look in the first grade side due to Mansour, Watene-Zelezniak, Simmons. He was being kept from first grade by their two first choice wingers and a rated junior, and in the 8 games he did play he scored 6 or 7 tries, so it wasn't as though poor performance was keeping him out.

 

[2041]

Good signing IMO. The outside backs haven't been as good as they can be due to Brooks and Moses. I think we'll see a huge improvement in the backline when the halves start providing space and good service.

Not every signing can be an international/SOO player. Penrith have shown you can build a team around one or two key players and fill the other spots with solid first graders and promising juniors.

Not sure Penrith is a good club to reference when discussing good roster management AND the retention of Kevin Naqama.

Good point on the surface.

I would suppose the difference between Penrith and us is that they have considerable depth. They did let go of two wingers who have gone on to play first grade at other clubs (Naiqama and Nabuli,) who couldn't get a first choice look in the first grade side due to Mansour, Watene-Zelezniak, Simmons. He was being kept from first grade by their two first choice wingers and a rated junior, and in the 8 games he did play he scored 6 or 7 tries, so it wasn't as though poor performance was keeping him out.

I was just being light hearted. It wasn't meant to be in-depth analysis of the Panthers' roster management.

 

[Tiger_Watto]

The crowds will flock into Leichhardt on Sunday now… Well Done Wests Tigers!

 

[Milky]

The crowds will flock into Leichhardt on Sunday now… Well Done Wests Tigers!

yep, not exactly what would generate a great crowd.

I don't see how hard it is to lock up Simona by now.

 

[Sabre]

The crowds will flock into Leichhardt on Sunday now… Well Done Wests Tigers!

yep, not exactly what would generate a great crowd.

I don't see how hard it is to lock up Simona by now.

Do you know how contracts work?
What if other clubs are offering more?

 

[Milky]

The crowds will flock into Leichhardt on Sunday now… Well Done Wests Tigers!

yep, not exactly what would generate a great crowd.

I don't see how hard it is to lock up Simona by now.

Do you know how contracts work?
What if other clubs are offering more?

Offer more than them? :laughing:

 

[Cultured_Bogan]

Good signing IMO. The outside backs haven't been as good as they can be due to Brooks and Moses. I think we'll see a huge improvement in the backline when the halves start providing space and good service.

Not every signing can be an international/SOO player. Penrith have shown you can build a team around one or two key players and fill the other spots with solid first graders and promising juniors.

Not sure Penrith is a good club to reference when discussing good roster management AND the retention of Kevin Naqama.

Good point on the surface.

I would suppose the difference between Penrith and us is that they have considerable depth. They did let go of two wingers who have gone on to play first grade at other clubs (Naiqama and Nabuli,) who couldn't get a first choice look in the first grade side due to Mansour, Watene-Zelezniak, Simmons. He was being kept from first grade by their two first choice wingers and a rated junior, and in the 8 games he did play he scored 6 or 7 tries, so it wasn't as though poor performance was keeping him out.

I was just being light hearted. It wasn't meant to be in-depth analysis of the Panthers' roster management.

Sorry, the sarcasm meter is in the shop getting fixed.

 

[foreveratiger]

The crowds will flock into Leichhardt on Sunday now… Well Done Wests Tigers!

yep, not exactly what would generate a great crowd.

I don't see how hard it is to lock up Simona by now.

True especially when Simona has come out and said any reasonable offer on the table he will gladly except , for him to continue to be a Wests Tigers player .