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That's why you give him a deal he can't refuseI hope the tigers have given Angus a dead line , because if it drags out , u know what we end up with , NOTHING
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That's why you give him a deal he can't refuseI hope the tigers have given Angus a dead line , because if it drags out , u know what we end up with , NOTHING
As long as business isn’t winning footy gamesSo we loose Hoffman early on in his contract year, wait half a year for Bulldogs to pay a portion of Nadens salary then sign him up in the vacant spot still keeping squad spot 30 available.
Pretty good business.
My first thought: yes.Any legs to the suggestion that Burto might want to follow Naden to WT?
Unhappy with Trent’s demise is the whisper.
You’d rather be in the trenches with DaleDoes offering Crichton 700k a season fall into the same category as trying to get Dale Finucane for similar last year?
Probably unhappy with a bunch of things but I doubt he sees us as the answer to his problems.Any legs to the suggestion that Burto might want to follow Naden to WT?
Unhappy with Trent’s demise is the whisper.
Wouldn't rule it out. Good friends with Naden, Laurie and Blore apparently.Any legs to the suggestion that Burto might want to follow Naden to WT?
Unhappy with Trent’s demise is the whisper.
Off a second knee reco. You’d be silly to bank on him being a long term solution.I can understand Burton if we are moving madden on. But isn't doueihi a really similar player?
From a young mate who used to play under him, I’ve heard Nado is very popular and has a lot of influence.Probably unhappy with a bunch of things but I doubt he sees us as the answer to his problems.
Imagine Burton and AD outside Hastings.From a young mate who used to play under him, I’ve heard Nado is very popular and has a lot of influence.
So a good player to sign to catch used Panthera.
Nado and Burto were hard core Trent disciples. They left a rugby league super-power to play for him. That reason has gone.
Burton..geez that would solve a lot of problems for us, more than a fighting chance during those back end disasters, when we often flounder.
You are right, and I didn't explain myself properly.I disagree here.
The vast majority of kids who are selected to play Matt’s & Ball never reach the NRL. This isn’t a failure, it’s just the order of things.
It does mean something if you represent Wests or Balmain at a junior level. It’s a proud moment for the player his family etc. Not to be sneezed at.
Unfortunately it's a circular argument. If "fully embracing" the south-west was so simple, or so obvious, Wests Tigers or another club would have done it completely by now. Magpies have been there since 1987.Simple.
Fully embrace the south-west.
hate 2 pick at scabs but, Magpies are more there than BalmainYou are right, and I didn't explain myself properly.
I meant that being a Magpies junior has no meaning in discussions of first-grade affiliation / loyalty, simply because Magpies aren't at that level. I didn't mean that it was meaningless to the individual.
That was my question also. How many South West juniors debuted for anyone at all? It may be a an overall lack of talent in the region that is the cause of the stat, which then opens up a very broad argument not only about Wests Tigers investment in Macarthur juniors, but rugby league's prospects in the region overall.How many players in that time have debuted for other clubs?
No offence but that's an odd statement.Observation bias is real and I know I have it, but I do see a bias towards strong teams even when I have tipped them and want them to win.
Well that's interesting you say that - I don't know how many former Balmain supporters actually care. I do not. Call em Magpies, Tigpies, Western Big Cats... no bother to me.hate 2 pick at scabs but, Magpies are more there than Balmain