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i rate grevsmuhl highly. he started off the season very well, but he is only young and wasn't used to playing first grade all year, and maybe got a bit worn down as the season went on, but he finished the season pretty good. young players are often a bit inconsistent. he will definitely improve and can play prop or backrow. i am happy with him starting at lock, which is basically used as a 3rd prop, but he can also roam out wider when the team is attacking the try line
i am hoping mcqueen gets back to his state of origin form. he used to be a dangerous second rower, running out wide.
players like tyrrell and clark aren't going to be superstars but with the salary cap, not all the 17 will be superstars, so they will be either just in the team, or just out. they wouldn't be on much coin, so at their best they can be valuable. players like brown and maybe some young forwards will challenge them for their spots, especially brown who i think is a good impact player off the interchange. if brown fires up, he adds energy to the pack
if we don't sign farah, and mcinnes is the dummy half, then i think carter will just be used to give mcinnes a rest during the games, and maybe play a few mins in the backrow
It's hard to pass judgement on McQueen because he's being held on a tightish leash by Madge--that's why his game seems to have suffered.
He shouldn't be used in the Tyrrell,Clarke etc style--he needs more of a free role in attack--as you said;a wide-running,more creative forward who uses his speed in attack!
Similar to how JS should also be used!
