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Corey Norman - It's Official...

fanaticeel

fanaticeel

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Now for the broncos to snare Dugan and immeidately release Norman. No point having him play for Redcliffe...
 
blaza88z

blaza88z

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oldmancraigy said:
Mate we're a red hot chance at defending that spoon. We had a major slip up round 1, but things seem to be getting back on track :lol:
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nah, we got this, after Melbourne put 80 on us Griffin will get the flick, Kearney will be in charge and that will be that for 2013 :lol:
 
unbreaK

unbreaK

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I agree Norman has been steadily improving over the last 2 seasons, I think he's looked pretty good this year at Fullback. Bit of a shame we're losing him, hopefully we'll at least buy a Fullback before the 2014 season (Preferably Dugan)

I also agree that the Broncos are f**ked, our coaching staff is absolutely horrid and our backs are fat, slow and can't pass (See: Jack Reed), but hopefully when Yow Yeh returns (Whenever that will be) we'll gain another weapon in attack for Scott Prince to miss a few more easy tries with.
 
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GoTheBroncs

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Norman has potential, but whether or not he realises that potential is another thing. He's had plenty of opportunity at the Broncos and showed glimpses, but not on a consistent basis.

Biggest winner out of this is Norman and his manager. Damn good job getting him that contract when he, let's face it, has been a pretty average player over the years.

Time will tell if Parra will win out of this. If Norman realises his potential, the investment will pay off, if not, could be a terrible signing.

I can't tell if it's a win or lose for the Broncos. We are pretty crap either way. If it opens the door for a quality signing then could be a win.
 
Kornstar

Kornstar

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eels_fan said:
Corey Norman signs with the Parramatta Eels
Eels Digital
Monday 25 March 2013 2:40 PM

The Pirtek Parramatta Eels today announce the signing of Corey Norman to a 3 year deal from the start of the 2014 season.
Since making his debut in 2010, Norman has played 49 NRL matches for the Brisbane Broncos.
?Brisbane got me to where I am today, and for that the Broncos will always be special to me. That said, I am ready for a new challenge from 2014 and heading to Parramatta next season gives me an opportunity to test myself outside of my comfort zone.
"Until then I?ll be doing my absolute best for the Broncos,? Corey Norman said.
Norman did however have a strong and direct message for Parramatta Eels members and fans:
?I understand that under the NRL rules I have until round 13 to change my mind, but I just wanted Eels members, fans and sponsors to know that I will be standing 100% by my decision to make the move to Sydney.
"I have made a commitment by signing a contract and I will see that commitment and contract through," he said.
At 185cm and 96 kilograms, Corey Norman shapes as an intimidating figure in the Parramatta backline and his versatility to play five-eighth, halfback or fullback has Head Coach Ricky Stuart confident that the Keebra Park High School product can become a dangerous weapon in the Eels' arsenal.
?Corey has all the attributes to have a successful career in the NRL. He is big and confident, has all the skills and has served a good apprenticeship under some pretty decent playmakers up in Brisbane," Stuart said.
"We can?t wait to get him down here and make him a part of our team and culture.?
After several years as the understudy to league great Darren Lockyer, Norman will head to Parramatta looking to establish himself as a frontline playmaker.
Pirtek Parramatta Eels Chief Executive Officer Ken Edwards believes there is no better place than Parramatta for the 22 year old to reach his full potential.
?Ricky Stuart has created an incredibly tight knit unit out of his squad this season, and it is our firm belief that Corey will relish the opportunity to work inside that environment," Mr Edwards said.
"Corey is an impressive young man, we believe he is also a future representative player and he will bring a lot to this club both on the field and off it."

http://www.parraeels.com.au/news-display/70761
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In other words, Josh Papalii I'm looking at you :lol:
 
Pazza

Pazza

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5/8 is a definite weakness in our squad! I'm glad we have signed Norman not only as a handy back up to Sandow and Hayne but hopefully a much better defender than Roberts and Kelly.

Now to turn the attention to other weak spots such as hooker and back row!
 
The EELiminator

The EELiminator

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GoTheBroncs said:
Norman has potential, but whether or not he realises that potential is another thing. He's had plenty of opportunity at the Broncos and showed glimpses, but not on a consistent basis.

Biggest winner out of this is Norman and his manager. Damn good job getting him that contract when he, let's face it, has been a pretty average player over the years.

Time will tell if Parra will win out of this. If Norman realises his potential, the investment will pay off, if not, could be a terrible signing.

I can't tell if it's a win or lose for the Broncos. We are pretty crap either way. If it opens the door for a quality signing then could be a win.
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thats funny i think much the same thing about the broncos signing dugan both clubs are taking a pretty big gamble
 
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