@Telltails said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1272659) said:
Sirro has been good for a few seasons but he does seem to get injured alot - and if Manly were even considering letting him go I think it would be for that reason only.
Have you read the thread? 18 out of 20 games this year and 22 out of 25 the year before. That's not bad.
Obviously not. I don't read every thread to form an opinion can do that on my own - right or wrong. And I still believe that Manly would not even contemplate letting Sirro go if there weren't concerns over his body. Despite how many games he has lined up in watch how much attention he gets from the trainers on the field.
I honestly don't care how much attention they get from trainers if they are playing the majority of games without playing busted. He has obviously done that.
Then I don't expect Des would be dumb enough to let him go considering their efforts to strengthen their forward pack and his current form.
I would, they just offered Josh Aloiai $600k plus
:grin: Yeah, I don't know how they justify that price tag. That bewilders me. It brings back to my mind that story of Reynolds receiving our offer and him going to the then Dogs coach and them both being bewildered.
From memory:
We lost every star we had.
Telling players that they would have to play through 3 years of Rebuild.
Reynolds was SOO 2 years earlier.
The big thing we probably did wrong was not sign on current form. Josh Reynolds did slump and the dogs were running last. Maybe we could have offered 650k. James Maloney was another option
But doubt he would have signed or maybe signed for 800k. Look, I get the Josh decision and had we not signed him I doubt we would have rebuilt (see how the stick of wooden spoon is upon us... No one wants to play in a team heading for a spoon).
Why on earth we signed Mbye? I have no idea. Both Morris twins were off contract. The Bulldogs clearly having a decent forward pack and grit but we go let's buy their halves who ain't working!
No idea what Cleary was thinking. Maybe he will make similar decisions at Penrith.