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You were never, ever, in the race for Crichton, correct spelling.
Seriously, martielang, I am entitled to my opinion, and yes I do know that. It is highly unlikely Crichton will leave the panthers. That is all that I am saying.
No matter what people say about you on this forum, you are the best spell checker here. I agree, I don’t think we were ever likely to sign him. Things that make you go hmmm?
News flash, I do not care what others, e.g. ACTPanthers, and Luke Bowden, both are on block, say about me.
Given that he's been signed for considerably more than his current development contract, that seems hardly surprising.
We don't know how much Ava would cost. Remember he lives in the UK. A fair amount of Super League Australians players are keen to return home regardless on price.
He's a bit of an unusual player. He doesn't like to use his speed as much as other guys as quick as him. A poster here said he run 100 metres tied with Staines when the team was playing os tag. His natural ball running style is to be shifty guy who like make players overcommit to him in one direction then straighten up or something similar. So he'll make a line break with his shifty footwork and his deceptive speed then slow down to look for support. If he's got numbers rather than taking the line on with speed during a three on two like say Papenhauzen would he'd usually rather pass. His ball playing talent isn't Matt Moylan or SJ levels of natural talent but he's had a cut out on him since a young age there's a video on YT of his highlights at 16 that he caught the eye of the Panthers and he throws a great cut out in it.
Kenny will never be a good first grade 9 imo. Maybe a decent 14
