He's here next year.
Surgery went well.
Surgery went well.
Yes, Wests Tigers. Hopefully his knee holds up and there's no recurring problems
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@innsaneink said:
Good news, thanks for the update Ink.
Should be off the crutches in a week and running soon
Eye_Of_Wests_Tigers
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Ink the chances of him making the starting 13? or will sheens opt for using him in a second rower of the bench role??
He's a winger, but big enough for a forward…though what Sheens plans are i dont know.
With news tonite of more possible recruits its hard to gauge just what we'll see next year, but I must admit this apparent shake - up has revived my interest a lot....theres quite a few new buys that could potentially be very good
With news tonite of more possible recruits its hard to gauge just what we'll see next year, but I must admit this apparent shake - up has revived my interest a lot....theres quite a few new buys that could potentially be very good
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@innsaneink said:
Saw the big fella standing next to Tuiaki in the tunnel after the Eels game and he was significantly taller TNT, looks to be around Galloway's height but more solid. If his knee holds up and he gets himself fit then he could prove quite a handful for opposing teams.
im not sure if he will get a run in the starting 13 next year, unless TNT does not recover in time. if TNT and ryan are fit, then they will look to retain their spots. ryan gets drilled a little bit on this forum, but in all honesty, the guy plays his guts out week in week out n even though he does not set the world on fire every single game, he certainly is one of the most consistent players (wingers) in the game.
PYMBLEPETE
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@Torbizlo said:
Ryan does try hard; but "one of the most consistent players (wingers) in the game" - he is not!
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@Torbizlo said:
Tuiaki will almost certainly miss the start of the season. He isn't expected to start running until after Christmas which will hamper his pre-season.
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@willow said:
how many games will he miss next year? :astonished:
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You guys are sooo lucky..
You Know what they Say No-one can Tame 'Tame'
You Know what they Say No-one can Tame 'Tame'
1) Gallant
2) Tuiaki
3) Ayshford
4) Lawrence
5) Tupou That looks good.
1**) Lote**
2) Tuiaki
3) Ayshford
4) Lawrence
5) Tupou
Looks Better!!!
2) Tuiaki
3) Ayshford
4) Lawrence
5) Tupou That looks good.
1**) Lote**
2) Tuiaki
3) Ayshford
4) Lawrence
5) Tupou
Looks Better!!!
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@citizen cub said:
Unsure at this stage. It was initially suspected that Tuiaki may not be right to play until round 6 or thereabouts. His injury was pretty horrible but he might heal quicker than expected. I don't think we will know anything until next year when he can start running again.
I dont think he'll be a utility….wing and a bit of unofficial back row's all he's played I think, I wouldnt fancy his D in the centres, no good in the halves, hooker or anywhere else.
Agree Ink he wouldn't be able to fill halves and hooker role, but he would add more value then a Hanbury type. If Sheens' goes down that path again this year, I would rather Tui filling that role for his first few games back. If we get injuries to our halves, we've got other players who can shuffle positions (Fulton, Lawrence, Ashyford).
It will be interesting to see whether Tame starts 2010\. I can see the trials being more important then any other year next year. With much more depth, the only players guaranteed a start in their preferred position are: Lawrence, Marshall, Farah, Galloway, Ellis
It will be interesting to see whether Tame starts 2010\. I can see the trials being more important then any other year next year. With much more depth, the only players guaranteed a start in their preferred position are: Lawrence, Marshall, Farah, Galloway, Ellis
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