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  1. M

    Wing Signs with Souths 4 Year Deal

    According to the Roosters website he was born on Boxing Day in 1980.
  2. M

    Wing Signs with Souths 4 Year Deal

    Contract length can fluctuate (look at the latest wave of releases) but the money will stay the same. Besides, Four years isn't bad for a player who is still only 26 years old. Does Roosters Management seem so smart now?
  3. M

    SBW to Souths

    It's hard to keep the young mutts on a rope these days...
  4. M

    2007 Year of the Rabbit

    Oh, and the Bunnies will make the 8. They've got enviable strength and depth in the forwards and the backs may just surprise. ;-) Plus, they've probably got the finest sports physio in Australia (Errol Alcott) preventing and overseeing injuries. That's a big deal.
  5. M

    2007 Year of the Rabbit

    You know, I was thinking exactly the same thing tonight. It's almost as though the top sides have lost one or two gamebreakers that the weaker sides have gained. I just hope that it's a tight race in the final weeks, much like it was in 2005.
  6. M

    Happy 99th Birthday South Sydney

    Thanks for the info, RL1908, that certainly puts things into perspective.
  7. M

    Happy 99th Birthday South Sydney

    It was Balmain who had a whinge and forfeited, nothing to do with Souths. Blame your striped ancestors, not the opposition.
  8. M

    Asotasi Signed With Souths

    Thank you to the Doggies and their fans for Roy Asotasi. I hope you feel that it was best he came to the Bunnies if he couldn't stay with you, because his signing helps us a lot and we really appreciate it.
  9. M

    Errol Alcott joins South Sydney

    Errol Alcott to Join Rabbitohs Cricket Australia today confirmed that Errol Alcott, who has been the Australian cricket team's head physiotherapist for the past 22 years, will join the South Sydney District Rugby League Football Club (the Rabbitohs) with responsibility for physical...
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  10. M

    Why should Souths move?

    In hindsight, Souths probably rushed back into the comp after re-admittance when they should've waited until the 2003 season. They had missed out on quality players off-contract at the start of July 2001, it all went a little too fast and Souths is still paying for it today. The Gold Coast is an...
  11. M

    Bye Bye Mad Dog

    Let's just see what happens when June 30 comes around and Crowe has officially taken over and then we can see how dire the Rabbitoh recruitment really is. That's only as long as we fly under the radar this year and don't turn it into the media circus it was in 2005.
  12. M

    Shaun Mcrae

    Souths do not have one player in their starting 17 that you could classify as a "star" and this poses a problem for us. So, hopefully, for the fans sake and for Bomber's, we'll make a couple of good purchases come June 30 and he will be able to prove to the fans of the NRL just how good he is at...
  13. M

    Round 3 Referee Appointments

    They can't be serious! Why would they re-assign him to a Souths game after the controversy two weeks ago?
  14. M

    The Roosters' bandwagon

    I just don't think that the NRL and Singleton are going to give up on relocating a team up there and all of the other Sydney teams seem to be quite entrenched in their respective areas. In relation to Redfern, that died long ago and the SFS was home to Souths as well for many years.
  15. M

    The Roosters' bandwagon

    Now that Souths are out of the Central Coast picture, maybe it's time the Roosters thought about relocating? Good junior base from which to draw from, local fans dying for a team of their own... just a thought.
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