Sunnycoast_tiger
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Halfback is what I found.good to know any idea what position he plays mate? tried to find it but doesn’t tell me anywhere
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Halfback is what I found.good to know any idea what position he plays mate? tried to find it but doesn’t tell me anywhere
good to know any idea what position he plays mate? tried to find it but doesn’t tell me anywhere
7 I thinkgood to know any idea what position he plays mate? tried to find it but doesn’t tell me anywhere
Has also been playing hooker for his school & reportedly the position his future lies.Halfback is what I found.
Wonder if he is any relation to Pat Busby ....was a fringe Broncos player in their formation years
Saying we're relying on luck is more an observation of the state of the market than a strategy, to be fair. What he's saying is, basically, there isn't anyone who is or is obviously likely to be on the market who they think is a difference maker - which seems fair to me. Personally I think it's a good idea to make it clear that we're not going to sign someone just because they happen to be available. That's how you end up with Josh Reynolds and Moses Mbye.Nov 1....and perth will be in the mix too
Storm, Dogs are others that need forwards
It wont be easy but we are relying on.luck according to richo so fingers Xed
That’s how I’m reading it. The market for props is up at the moment, it’s a bad time to invest, overs everywhere, the good ones will get locked up, the average ones will have their flaws glossed over, and they will be the real winners. Developing one right now is gold. It’s a shame Fatamua, Fa’agutu, Tumeth, etc didn’t turn out better bcoz that’s the void we have. If just one of those and one of the short ass middles we’ve kept like Luallli turn out better we probably not shopping at all.Saying we're relying on luck is more an observation of the state of the market than a strategy, to be fair. What he's saying is, basically, there isn't anyone who is or is obviously likely to be on the market who they think is a difference maker - which seems fair to me. Personally I think it's a good idea to make it clear that we're not going to sign someone just because they happen to be available. That's how you end up with Josh Reynolds and Moses Mbye.
assuming he'll be in the running to replace Haywood for Balmain SG.Has also been playing hooker for his school & reportedly the position his future lies.
https://www.couriermail.com.au/news...s/news-story/bc2012066721ccd01373801bcc635f2c
Martin (coach) said Busby, the team’s starting hooker, had been good in every game this year.
“He’s incredibly fit, he leads our line speed a lot and he’s a very skilful player,” he said.
“He’s really sharp… and he’s very quick out of dummy half.
“He’s just as energetic off the field. He’s always bouncing around and keeping the morale up.
“He’s a really good kid to have in our group.”
Or we could get nothing out of him for 1-2 years. Surely our sights have to set higher than a cast-off from the Warriors whose not a noted game changer.What about Bunty Afoa
He's 29, I'm sure we could get 1-2 years out of him for nothing.
Its usually a red flag if no other club is showing any interest.Or we could get nothing out of him for 1-2 years. Surely our sights have to set higher than a cast-off from the Warriors who’s not a noted game changer.