A simple question for everyone to answer to themselves.
If Latu reaches the potential most people believe he has, will he be a better halves option than Luai at a fraction of the cost?
I understand there is no guarantee Latu will reach the potential most people believe he has, but I assume it was likely he would become frustrated and looked to head elsewhere at the end of his current contract that finishes in 2027 had Luai stayed with us for the full 5 years which would have partially blocked his path.
So by what we have done, it will surely give Latu the opportunity to own a spot in the halves for our NRL team in 2027 and finally be able to show us if he can live up to his potential.
It’s a risk we had to take particularly when we come to the realisation that Luai was not regularly providing value for money on the playing field and contract money was restricting us from having enough salary cap money available to sign more quality of depth within our playing roster.
If Latu reaches the potential most people believe he has, will he be a better halves option than Luai at a fraction of the cost?
I understand there is no guarantee Latu will reach the potential most people believe he has, but I assume it was likely he would become frustrated and looked to head elsewhere at the end of his current contract that finishes in 2027 had Luai stayed with us for the full 5 years which would have partially blocked his path.
So by what we have done, it will surely give Latu the opportunity to own a spot in the halves for our NRL team in 2027 and finally be able to show us if he can live up to his potential.
It’s a risk we had to take particularly when we come to the realisation that Luai was not regularly providing value for money on the playing field and contract money was restricting us from having enough salary cap money available to sign more quality of depth within our playing roster.
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