NOW WHERES THE FORWARD SIGNINGS?

@Newtown said:
@supercoach said:
We need young legs with big engines in 2016 with the reduced interchange, big Willie is not what we want. The way I see it we need a emerging front rower and maybe another depth back rower and we should be done for 2016

Then Liam Knight from Manly would be the one.

Roosters were very interested in Liam Knight & Manly are in the process of trying to tie him up on a new deal, but agree he shows a lot of promise. Unless Farah moves on shortly there may not be much room, if any, left in the cap to purchase even a cheapie like Mason or retain Halatau!!
 
@TopTiger said:
@Newtown said:
@supercoach said:
We need young legs with big engines in 2016 with the reduced interchange, big Willie is not what we want. The way I see it we need a emerging front rower and maybe another depth back rower and we should be done for 2016

Then Liam Knight from Manly would be the one.

Roosters were very interested in Liam Knight & Manly are in the process of trying to tie him up on a new deal, but agree he shows a lot of promise. Unless Farah moves on shortly there may not be much room, if any, left in the cap to purchase even a cheapie like Mason or retain Halatau!!

I wonder if he is related to Steve Knight who played for both Manly and Balmain in the 70s–He could play
 
I wonder if he is related to Steve Knight who played for both Manly and Balmain in the 70s–He could play

He actually started his league career with Wests and was a dual international.

Also a very hard player not to be messed with. If a fight started he was to avoided at any cost
 
@Dr Ice said:
I wonder if he is related to Steve Knight who played for both Manly and Balmain in the 70s–He could play

He actually started his league career with Wests and was a dual international.

Also a very hard player not to be messed with. If a fight started he was to avoided at any cost
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He is still a big man and very fit for his age despite a bad back from years of football,
 
@jadtiger said:
@Dr Ice said:
I wonder if he is related to Steve Knight who played for both Manly and Balmain in the 70s–He could play

He actually started his league career with Wests and was a dual international.

Also a very hard player not to be messed with. If a fight started he was to avoided at any cost

He is still a big man and very fit for his age despite a bad back from years of football,
He played 73 games for wests, 37 for balmain and 32 for manly, in that order.
 

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