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dally messenger wrote:the standouts :
lockyer, hunt, dave taylor, david williams, matt orford, reni matua, chris walker, justin poore, ben creagh
the ones that will be OK signings for SL (on top of those above) :
kidwell, greenfield, josh lewis, dene halatau, jeff lima, steve turner, sika manu, ty williams, shane tronc, michael bani, brett kearney, luke covell, david simmonds, ben roberts, tom leahroyd larhs, craig fitzgbbon, anthony minichello, patrick ah vahn, george ndaira, aju uate
clubs like penrith are looking to offload 6 players but none of them are worth it really.
Kidwell could not cut first time he was here so four years later!!!, Fitzgibbon is finished as is Minichello, the league is full of below average NRL players like Williams, Roberts, Halatau, Tronc, Manu and Covell why would we want any more to drag the standard down any further
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Any team that wants to sign any of these players should do the decent thing BE HONEST AND OPEN.
It will be a tacit admission that they are paying lip service at best to development and coaching and really couldn't give a monkeys about the game at large.
regards
and ENJOY your sport
Leaguefan
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Eccleshill Rhino wrote:Kidwell could not cut first time he was here so four years later!!!, Fitzgibbon is finished as is Minichello, the league is full of below average NRL players like Williams, Roberts, Halatau, Tronc, Manu and Covell why would we want any more to drag the standard down any further
all the players ive mentioned would do well in SL.
there are far worse imports doing very well currently there
lets just say your knowledge of the nrl has more holes in it than swiss cheese
Joined: Feb 27 2002 Posts: 18072 Location: On the road
dally messenger wrote:all the players ive mentioned would do well in SL.
there are far worse imports doing very well currently there
lets just say your knowledge of the nrl has more holes in it than swiss cheese
guess who won the game for the warriors today?
There are also far better players not doing it in this league too - so perhaps your knowledge of both leagues is very limited -
The Warriors beat a team with 2 wins out of six at home by a point - some impact!!! As I said let's see how he going in August.
How are the Broncos going!! - a team you said had no chance of making the play offs. If Cronulla has as much money as you say why are they having to take their games to numb town Adelaide to raise a few dollars!!!
Your knowledge is very limited and exposed with every post - your arrogance is typical of the half wit you are.
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Sandal Wild Cat wrote:Justin Poore will be writing his begging letter to The Wildcats as we speak, he fancies playing in a winning team (so that rules out wigan, wire, brad & hull fc) and other than the previously mentioned teams i don't think anyone else will have quota space, unless people are released, will they?
hands off him
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Eccleshill Rhino wrote:There are also far better players not doing it in this league too - so perhaps your knowledge of both leagues is very limited -
The Warriors beat a team with 2 wins out of six at home by a point - some impact!!! As I said let's see how he going in August.
How are the Broncos going!! - a team you said had no chance of making the play offs. If Cronulla has as much money as you say why are they having to take their games to numb town Adelaide to raise a few dollars!!!
Your knowledge is very limited and exposed with every post - your arrogance is typical of the half wit you are.
its always amusing reading your posts on the nrl.
imagine saying stacey jones aint up to the nrl or quesioning hindys tackling
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Sandal Wild Cat wrote:Justin Poore will be writing his begging letter to The Wildcats as we speak, he fancies playing in a winning team (so that rules out wigan, wire, brad & hull fc) and other than the previously mentioned teams i don't think anyone else will have quota space, unless people are released, will they?
We do.
And he plays well in a redvee.
And we have loads of cap space left after 5 players left at the end of last season.
And Jason Cayless is probably going home at the end of this year.
And it wont happen for years, he wants to play origin and rep. footy
Joined: Feb 27 2002 Posts: 18072 Location: On the road
dally messenger wrote::lol:
its always amusing reading your posts on the nrl.
imagine saying stacey jones aint up to the nrl or quesioning hindys tackling
Jury still out on Jones - the Warriors only have a 50% win record as for Hindmarsh - I assume you know him personally which is why you use his nickname or is that you cannot spell his name!! - I questioned one tackle on the line that he missed that led to a try - you have since been unable to show a quote from me that said he was a bad defender! - so I suggest you leave that one alone until you can back up your statements!!
As an aside how many half backs made 30 tackles this week?
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