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I'll take your word on that old timer dont know the guy ,is he a hookerYes of course Josh did come from Melbourne via Redcliffe.
I was thinking of his brother Wang he definitely comes from the Raiders.
I'll take your word on that old timer dont know the guy ,is he a hookerYes of course Josh did come from Melbourne via Redcliffe.
I was thinking of his brother Wang he definitely comes from the Raiders.
Kerr came from the Raiders I think.
Well I think it is important to know what your opposition are doing if you want to have a proper preparation and if the opposition are fitter and more game hardened than you then don't whinge if you lose.
IMO going into Rd 1 not having played tough trials and not having your best players working hard on combinations is a mistake.
Only have to wait a little while to see which way this will pan out.
Re the mid year slump well that will dependent on selection policy, injuries and a few other things like how easily the opposition work us out if we go with the same game plan every week and the biggest issue which is where you actually sit on the table.
It will be hard to have a slump if you don't win many games early so let's see what happens because rest assured every game will count this season as competition for 5 - 8 will be intense.
I think that's McGregors biggest detriment was refusing to try something different when plan A wasn't working. He's a little too conservative for my liking.
We've got a great bunch of juniors coming through and I'm hoping they get plenty of minutes in the trials to show their worth...but then again with McGregor in charge, he's probably already got the team sheet printed for the first 5 rounds...
Came from Melbourne when he'd graduated from NYC. So last year was his first year out of u20s and considering Melbourne's pack (which is pretty damn solid in itself) I doubt that Bellamy would have promoted him before giving him the year in reserves. Bellamy knows HOW to bring players through to properly reach their potential - i.e. He wont throw them in without a succession plan.2nd best pack behind the cowboys didn't we steal KERR from Melbourne .I wonder if BELLAMY would have him in reserves ,I'm sure he would have been tried before now .not afraid to throw them in the deep end. unfortunately Mary has this mental barrier if their old enough they are good enough
I was looking forward to this game but i fear the worst now. However, the FC fans present will be loud and do the club proud.
let's hope nene never wears the red v againNo Nene, JDB or Friz. Probably being rested or some small injury complaints.
Herbert and Pereira playing ISP.
St George Illawarra Dragons coach Paul McGregor has named a 24-man squad to face Hull FC this Saturday, February 17 at ANZ Stadium.
The Dragons will kick-off at 5:30pm with the Wigan Warriors and South Sydney Rabbitohs clash to quickly follow thereafter.
McGregor was hoping to see several key factors from each of the 24 players named to play against Hull FC.
"It will be good to get them into a playing environment to see where their physical conditioning is after a tough pre-season and how their tactical understanding is," McGregor said.
"That, and their mental resilience as well as how they build cohesion and trust with each other. They're the main things I'm looking for."
Dragons 24-man squad to face Hull FC (alphabetical order):
Leeson Ah Mau
Euan Aitken
Mitch Allgood
Matt Dufty
Jai Field
Reuben Garrick
James Graham
Jacob Host
Ben Hunt
Josh Kerr
Tim Lafai
Jeremy Latimore
Blake Lawrie
Luciano Leilua
Zac Lomax
Kurt Mann
Cameron McInnes
Darren Nicholls
Jason Nightingale
Reece Robson
Hame Sele
Tariq Sims
Paul Vaughan
Gareth Widdop (c) nene been dropped maybe?
let's hope nene never wears the red v again