Article on Brock Lamb - move to the Roosters

[Still Nutty]

https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/03/07/time-to-get-out-of-my-comfort-zone-brock-lamb/

Interesting article on Brock and his start at the Roosters - I do wish him luck and hope he can find some of the promise he showed in glimpses at the Knights under tough circumstances.

Just reading it, he seems to have matured quite a bit even in this short time...he also doesn't rule out a return to the knights sometime in the future.​

 

[Yosh]

Who is Lamb again? Is he the lad the knocked back that huge deal and then had a massive drop in form?

 

[Silent Knight]

Good luck to him. It wasn't easy for him stepping in after the Tinkler/Bennett clusterf*** and he should never have been put in such an important position like halfback at such a young age. The fact he carries himself well and didn't badmouth the club after leaving speaks volumes about what a quality person he is, regardless of what you think about his on-field ability. Good luck Brock.

 

[Swarzey]

Nothing but the best of luck to him and most of the young talent who were thrown into first grade and ran out every week despite getting flogged. No doubt those years set them back and hopefully someone like Lamb - who showed plenty of promise - can settle in and restart their career elsewhere. Far too many people here had overly emotional responses to the way some of them left the club; entitlement and all that shit which was a harsh go tbh.

 

[Old dog]

Good luck to him wish him well

 

[Knight Vision]

unfortunate circumstances for Brock and Cogger. In a perfect world they'd still be our developing halves and learning from Pearce. In a way it's work out well for the club also, really liked the look of Phoenix Crossland and the timing could be right for him to develop and take over from Pearce come retirement time.