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Never impressed me in the lower grade matches I saw him play
Trued very hard
Sullivan was more gifted at the same age
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Never impressed me in the lower grade matches I saw him play
Named at 14.
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Yeah, so he was named . Let’s hope he can get on-top of the injury and be ready for round oneNamed at 14.
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We missed Cook when he left the field last weekend. The same used to be the case with Liddle. To have them both in the 17 should keep the momentum up. Agreed, that's assuming there's no injuries to either player.
Don't you love the media.
Yes but in our current cycle of recruitment, the Dragons need first-grade experienced halves in addition to their current juniors Reed and Glover. I suppose, 'you can't keep them all'.DRAGONS DROP BALL ON ANOTHER TALENTED JUNIOR
Did the Dragons just drop the ball with another talented Gerringong junior with a skillset not unlike Tyran Wishart?
Former Rabbitohs Lachlan Ilias and Damien Cook won’t be the only players with a point to prove against their former club in this weekend’s Charity Shield in Mudgee.
The flipside of the Bunnies losing Ilias and Cook to the Dragons is talented young playmaker Ashton Ward who turned heads in the Rabbitohs’ trial loss to the Sea Eagles in Gosford.
Ward was the Dragons’ 2024 Jersey Flegg player of the year and is yet another Gerringong junior who looks a real talent, can handle five-eighth or halfback and kicks goals to boot.
Ward’s performance obviously caught the attention of Wayne Bennett in last week’s trial given he’s again got a spot on the bench for the clash against his former club.
Of course, Wishart was a Gerringong junior who had to move to Melbourne before his former club eventually showed some interest in trying to get him back after Wishart emerged as the NRL’s new super sub.
Ward has the potential to play a similar role at the Rabbitohs.
Dragons drop ball on young gun half; Wayne’s surprise call after Latrell blow — Crawls
Dragons drop ball on rising half; Wayne’s surprise call after Latrell blow — Crawlswww.foxsports.com.au
I think if you compared Ward with Reed, you would get the opposite narrative.
With the lack of size and experience in our forward pack, we need De Belin at lock.
In that fox article merkin still throwing shade our way even after stealing 1m a year off us! Hopefully someone puts a hit on him. He doesn’t like being put under pressure as we all know.
Yes, is a must they work on their combo as much as possible in prep for season start.
Yep betting he feels more at home there.
Obviously our BOD rate Reed ahead of Ward, not sure I do as he knows how to take a game by the throat. Reason Rabbits are so cock a hoop they poached him. Wards only downside that I can see is his diminutive size and the chance of being bashed every time he gets hand on ball.
Spot on. And if you compared Lewis Dodd with Glover it's probably too close to call lol.
Out of Reed and Ward...... We kept the right one. Reed is special.
Reed is still very young and scrawny but I was very very impressed with that chase he put in for that try off the Lawson kick.
Great effort from Reed yes but how good was the smarts to step the opposition, see the space and put in a beautifully weighted grubber into the in goal in his first ever game from Lawson?
