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Post subject: Re: Planning for next season

Posted: Fri Sep 27, 2024 9:42 pm

leyther

Player Coach

Joined: Dec 19 2009
Posts: 439

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Zig wrote:Degsy says that three NRL players have been signed.

Tesi Niu, Isaac Liu and Ben Condon. Might have to go shopping for a half back now as well.

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Post subject: Re: Planning for next season

Posted: Sat Sep 28, 2024 4:47 pm

Lower Creaser

First Team Player

Joined: Jun 07 2021
Posts: 202

leyther wrote:[youtube][/youtube]Tesi Niu, Isaac Liu and Ben Condon. Might have to go shopping for a half back now as well.

I was always baffled why we didn’t revert to Moylan at 6 knowing Armstrong will more than likely be 1 next year, simply to get The Lam/Moylan combo working. Perhaps it’s been known for a while by the club should it turn out to be true. Also I remember prior to signing Ricky was a big influence in him coming , maybe that hasn’t helped.
If the wages are as rumoured we won’t struggle to fill with a class act

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Post subject: Re: Planning for next season

Posted: Sat Sep 28, 2024 9:06 pm

leyther

Player Coach

Joined: Dec 19 2009
Posts: 439

Lower Creaser wrote:I was always baffled why we didn’t revert to Moylan at 6 knowing Armstrong will more than likely be 1 next year, simply to get The Lam/Moylan combo working. Perhaps it’s been known for a while by the club should it turn out to be true. Also I remember prior to signing Ricky was a big influence in him coming , maybe that hasn’t helped.
If the wages are as rumoured we won’t struggle to fill with a class act

Yeah, I'm assuming the decision to retire hasn't been made on whim, and has been spoken about for a while. Could also explain the Sivo rumours a few weeks back. Could be an option considering O'Brien has gone well for us at half back during the business end of the season, all on a fraction of what Moylan has been on.

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Post subject: Re: Planning for next season

Posted: Mon Sep 30, 2024 6:36 pm

Lower Creaser

First Team Player

Joined: Jun 07 2021
Posts: 202

leyther wrote:Yeah, I'm assuming the decision to retire hasn't been made on whim, and has been spoken about for a while. Could also explain the Sivo rumours a few weeks back. Could be an option considering O'Brien has gone well for us at half back during the business end of the season, all on a fraction of what Moylan has been on.

We also have the option on McNamara, through no fault of his own we haven’t seen much of him .
It certainly would free up a massive amount of cap/ wage bill if we don’t plug the gap with a marquee.

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Post subject: Re: Planning for next season

Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2024 7:51 am

Cokey

Club Owner

Joined: Aug 19 2011
Posts: 22081
Location: Across The Universe....... Jai guru deva om - Nothings gonna change my world.

We've been showing interest in half-back Tanah Boyd from Gold Coast Titans. A 24 year old Brad Dwyer doppelganger.

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Post subject: Re: Planning for next season

Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2024 9:56 am

Leyther in nz

Fringe Player

Joined: Jul 25 2022
Posts: 230

Boyd a good replacement if Moylan does decide to retire.

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Post subject: Re: Planning for next season

Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2024 11:22 pm

Septimius Severus

First Team Player

Joined: Nov 13 2020
Posts: 665

https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/sport/ru ... 979959c0d0

Dodged a bullet with this one. Returning local hero, once upon a time that would be Leigh signing the punch drunk prop, but Chris Hill no longer meets the new criteria of speed youth and x-factor.