Tom...we are not allowed to credit coaches with anything positive. Where have you been?
I am happy when 20 year olds that have done nothing in the game leave for huge sums...saves our cap from ruin. Both Galvin and TDS leaving has not impacted us greatly if at all. Some might argue it's been a positive.
Time will tell - but dispels the argument that we can't develop players when the issue for some time has been about keeping them.
they isolated him 1 on 1 with AFB & Talakai close to the line alot unfortunately
Cue’s in the rack. KPP is playing in a very well beaten side at the end of a crap season for them. They have had over 100 points scored against them in the last few weeks.
yes but I’m also extremely selfish and want the entire squad there on November 3 for the sake of cohesion.
How does that work, is he going back there ?
With that bench, God would have had trouble!
Nailed it jr when was the last time we've had the whole off-season training together, I can't remember it being so long there's always been some rep interruption.
Correct. I was at the game sitting behind the posts. His ability to check and release was excellent in the first half, it stopped Cronulla being able to strip the Knights for numbers out wide, at least a couple of times.
Mate, class players stand out in good teams. We can talk all we want about Newcastle using him properly, but tackling and making ground or making tackle breaks is largely individual effort.
You're seriously saying you'd rather have had Sullivan turning out in reggies all year than free up some cap room that could be used to sign a player who came on the market mid-year? A player like, say, Taylan May?
I'm still on a mission to find an experienced depth back for our top 30.
Yep. Seyfarth becomes the “depth” which is what he should be anyway and will serve us well in that capacity.
He reminds me a bit of Samuela in defense, really puts in the effort to shut down attacking raids and gets involved in tackles that most other 2RFs would avoid, often coming in from the side and missing a few. I've been watching him closely over the past few weeks, and I don't see any issues with his defence. He does need to assert himself more in attack, but that being said, it's almost criminal how one-sided the Knights' attack is—90% of the time it goes left and only shifts right when the defensive line is set and dominating, never when they're on the front foot in attack and the defence is back pedalling.
