Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

AmericanHistoryX said:
2 great posters. They dont talk shit. What makes it real is that they acknowledged each other. Full of Love. And Evolution. In progress. Better than talking about climate change. This is real.
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Yep, there's nuffink wrong wiff a sunburnt country or a land of sweeping plains, of rugby league red rangers and The Tigers from Balmain.
Though MacArthur holds many splendours,
Wherever I may die,
I know to what Lidcombe country
My Magpie thoughts will fly.
 
If the front office is serious about this season, we will have a prop, 2nd rower and centre signed sooner rather than later. Obviously depends somewhat on Olam's medical retirement.
 
Kelce68 said:
Did it?

His tackle efficiency in 2024 was the lowest it had been since 2018....
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The point was that as he matured as a player he went from a low of mid 80% to averaging 90% over consecutive seasons. Even last year he was just below 90%. He was also pretty good in defence when he first came into grade and went downhill a bit at the Titans.

On the other side of the pill he still has a mistake in him with ball in hand. I feel there is more upside than down with him though. He has experneice and is proven NRL quality that wouldn't break the bank and would shore up our depth.
 
Jolls said:
The point was that as he matured as a player he went from a low of mid 80% to averaging 90% over consecutive seasons. Even last year he was just below 90%. He was also pretty good in defence when he first came into grade and went downhill a bit at the Titans.

On the other side of the pill he still has a mistake in him with ball in hand. I feel there is more upside than down with him though. He has experneice and is proven NRL quality that wouldn't break the bank and would shore up our depth.
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Very, very talented player early in his career. I remember when he was the next big thing. 'certain Australian and NSW captain' they said.

His attitude squandered it.

I agree with you, he showed some improvement after landing at the Eels, but that revival, as I said yesterday, has run its course in my view.
 
Iron Fist said:
Interesting Ryles currently sees Kautoga as next man up in the backrow behind Lane and Williams right now at Parra. He'd be certainly in the frame, if not pairing with Sam Fainu at WT if he was patient, put his head down and knuckled away. Obviously at the time he saw a road block in Bateman, Papali'i and he sat behind Blore too. Ran off to Canterbury who put Preston and Salmon ahead of him, and then Hayes on the bench. Has an opportunity at Parra, but in an abysmal team at the moment. Can't be good for his future.

Kids these days. They want everything yesterday, and think they're owed it. Scurry off to their manager to find them a better opportunity. Come to think of it, probably better off without this type of player. Melbourne players appear to understand that they need to do their time in lower grades before they can become an NRL regular.
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Kautoga and Tuilagi would have to be a couple of the worst defensive second rowers currently in NRL rotation.

Absolutely hilariously bad without the ball.

.....and they're both at the Eels. Lol.
 
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