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2010 Top 25 & Part Time Squad all but Confirmed

benoir91

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With some help from stagger the top 25 so far for 2010 is as follows

1. Jarryd HAYNE (2010)
2. Joel REDDY (2011)
3. Krisnan INU (2010)
4. Timana TAHU (2012)
5. Eric GROTHE (2010)
6. Daniel MORTIMER (2010)
7. Kris KEATING (2011)
8. Nathan CAYLESS (2010)
9. Matt KEATING (2011)
10. Justin POORE (2012)
11. Nathan HINDMARSH (2012)
12. Shane SHACKLETON (2012)
13. Feleti MATEO (2010)

14. Anthony MITCHELL (2011)
15. Fuifui MOIMOI (2010)
16. Tim MANNAH (2011)
17. Ben SMITH (2012)

18. Luke BURT (2010)
19. Johnathon WRIGHT (2010)
20. Etu UAISALE (2011)
21. Weller HAURAKI (2010)
22. Tim ROBINSON (2010)
23. Brendan OAKE (2010)
24. Jeff ROBSON (2010)
25. ---

26. Grayson GOODWIN
27. Mitchell ALLGOOD
28. Taniela LASALO
29. Callan RICHARDSON
30. Justin HORO
31. Marty LEWIS
32. David BAUMANN
33. Tom HUMBLE
34. ---
35. ---

Interesting now whether KK starts over Robson or vice versa...
 
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eel01s

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So it has been confirmed that Robson has re-signed?

What category do #26 - 35 fall under? I understand the top 25, but are the others the part-timers? If so, maybe they should sign up Filiga, he could prove to be a very handy backup (especially in terms of size).
 
attamarrap

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man that looks like a good side that anthony mitchell looked very impressive when i watched the game against balmain yesterday
 
Stagger eel

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you can probably add Grayson Goodwin to the part time squad. I also believe that Mitchell Johnston is still old enough for NYC and I'm not entirely certain that Baumann and Lewis are signed.

I got an e-mail from a mate resently who said that they're still putting the part time squad together, could be a bargain or 2 added by the end of the year.
 
The Colonel

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Like in previous years I don't think the final part time squad will be known until January at best.....

We will still struggle in terms of experienced forward depth again next year if we suffer injuries particularly losing Galuvao, Kingston and Lowrie.
 
benoir91

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I think the last spot will probably go to Todd, but I agree a few injuries in the forwards and our side looks 2nd rate
 
The Colonel

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<H1>Bulldogs fans' worst fear
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Adrian Proszenko | September 13, 2009

THE Bulldogs have officially lost their grip on the Mortimer family.
Daniel Mortimer, having set the NRL alight in his debut season for Parramatta, believes older brother Tim could become the next Mortimer to don the blue and gold.
''He's not far off it,'' Daniel told The Sun-Herald. ''He's been here for two years and I think he's got a good chance of breaking into the top grade. It would be a great day if he did. Dad always says that we know each other's games so well, it would be amazing if that did happen.''
Tim Mortimer, 23, represented Parramatta's feeder club, Wentworthville, in yesterday's NSW Cup semi-final against Balmain Ryde Eastwood. Tim is unlikely to displace Dally M medallist Jarryd Hayne from the Eels No.1 jersey but his ability to play anywhere in the three-quarter line makes him a handy option for coach Daniel Anderson.
It would also be the ultimate nightmare for Bulldogs fans. For decades, the Mortimer name has been synonymous with Canterbury. Steve, Chris and Peter - the father of Daniel and Tim - all won premierships with the Berries.
Daniel, 20, and Tim have forged an uncanny understanding after countless backyard games against older brothers James, 25, and Michael, 26. However, they have never played in the same side together. That may soon change.
''I've always had the same ambition but found it a bit tougher to get there,'' Tim said. ''Full credit to Daniel, he's put in a lot of hard work and it's actually motivated me. I'm 23 but it's kept the dream alive.
''We know each other's games pretty well, there's always little flick passes, chip kicks and grubbers [in backyard matches].
''Obviously Jarryd Hayne is in front of me so I have to wait for that opportunity. If it comes up I'll be ready to take it with both hands.''
The brothers are tight. Not only do they live together, they are also in the same class at the Australian College of Physical Education. It's a bond father Peter believes will serve them well if they get the opportunity to play together.
''Tim's a quiet achiever, he keeps plodding along,'' Peter said. ''It would be fabulous for him to get a run in first grade one day.
''Their paths have been different. Daniel came through the AIS and Tim's had to battle through the hard way. Hopefully they both have the same destination.''
The immediate focus for the Mortimer family, however, is Daniel's match against the Dragons today. The Parramatta playmaker believes his side can reverse last weekend's 37-0 loss.
''I was actually hoping we'd get another crack at them,'' Daniel said. ''After the game we went into the sheds expecting to get a big rev from Daniel Anderson.
''But he said: 'Hold your heads up. You've won seven of your past eight games to put yourselves into a position to drop one. You should be proud of yourselves and we'll be ready next week.'''
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</H1>http://www.leaguehq.com.au/news/lhqnews/bulldogs-fans-worst-fear/2009/09/12/1252519678845.html

Tim Mortimer could well be part of the part time squad as well?
 
bartman

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So Latimore and Brod Wright are both leaving? Along with Joe G and Paulo. We do lack a bit of depth in the forwards, unless Oake and Hauraki improve in leaps and bounds in the off season, or leave early and free up some valuable cash for the club.

Until then, if Todd's willing to take the pay cut to $55K, then I'd say the spot is his... if not, then it remains open.
 
mickdo

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Tood is hoping to stay, and willing to take a pay cut. Just have to wait and see what happens.
 
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