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The tits have commited so much money outside their spine they will need to be finding cheap optionsLooks like Titans going new spine basically for 2022
Signed this young gun to play in the halves Fuller. Read they will play Brimson at F/8. Campbell at FB
Bye bye Fogerty, Taylor
I think Mitch Rein is looking for a club. Could be a handy back up to Reed
Titans sign halfback to pair with son-of-a-gun
The 21-year old has been lighting up the Intrust Super Cup this seasonwww.zerotackle.com
The Fog resigned with Gold Coast and also captain.
He has played 5/8 in first grade a number of times but mostly fullback.
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Thanks. Im short on energy today.That was a month ago, things have changed by the looks
Dont you watch NRL 360 ?
Fogarty may be on the move... it would solve Raiders ‘weakness’ and leave one step to Titans’ title dream
Not so fast: Twist in Fogarty move as Titans put brakes on Raiders’ bid
Just over one month ago, the Titans extended halfback and co-captain Jamal Fogarty until the end of the 2023 season.
Now Fogarty is reportedly eyeing an early exit, with the Raiders keen on luring the 27-year-old to the nation’s capital.
The Gold Coast though have put brakes onto the situation, at least for the time being.
While news of a potential Fogarty exit would come as a surprise to some, the hints were there in the past two months that he may be on the outer.
In just four NRL games the 20-year-old Toby Sexton already showed signs he could be the long-term answer at halfback after Ashley Taylor’s decline.
Jayden Campbell also announced himself as the Gold Coast’s future fullback.
While his defence will need to improve, the 21-year-old was electric in attack, averaging 154 metres and busting 34 tackles from just seven games at the back.
With Campbell’s emergence, AJ Brimson looks set to make a permanent move to five-eighth in 2022, leaving Fogarty as the odd man out.
Titans chairman Dennis Wats suggested just as much on Triple M last week, declaring: “Toby Sexton will be the starting halfback next year... he’s ready to go”.
It has left Fogarty’s future up in the air and a move to Canberra would make sense, at least in the short term.
I'm guessing it's the first time a club has had 2 nominees for hooker of the year?
Serdaris and Mescia were both pretty good for Wests in '95. They were opposing City-Country hookers.
We overrate the players who played origin or were picked as 18th or 19th man ?
Well Grant missed about as much footy as Mahoney and half the time played no more than 30 mins when his team was well in top. And you think we overrate our players. Grant was Dogshit Saturday night without the Cheese doing all the tough stuff for him.
Paulo probably should've been on the list, but RCG has played one Origin game. Mahoney probably became Origin class this year but he played little more than half our games. Out of sight out of mind.
Cook has been doing it year after year. He is a key player in one of the best attacks in the NRL. Grant was very good this year and dominant last year, despite playing for a shit team. I rate Mahoney but Grant has shown more for longer.
Grant has shown more for longer?? I agree his best is very good but he missed a heap of last year and a fair bit of this year while Mahoney has had 3 very good seasons.
