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Find Me Some Forwards: Hagan

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i would take that as a done deal wouldnt ya say, well we will know tomorrow if Carl is a Knight next year or not, i figured if ppl in the nrl forums were saying they saw on fox sports that he signed that he did but ah well we will wait and see

If he does Newcastle will be very happy

Now.. hit the music :music1:
 

Doctor

Bench
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I'm not quite as excited as many here seem to be.

In my mind, Webb has his fair share of discipline problems. We already have Josh Perry toeing the line -- our existing big bloke gives away cheap penalties and seems absent when the real work needs to be done. Perry also has problems with his consistency.

Webb now finds himself unwanted by the Broncos, and it seems we're looming as his new club if we believe the news provided here so far. Is Webb keen to be a Knight, or are we just buying anyone we can get our hands on?

I'll remain sceptical of this "signing" or "possible signing" until next season when and if he starts playing. My sneaking suspicion is that he is a liability.
 

Johns Magic

Referee
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Oswin said:
I'm not quite as excited as many here seem to be.

In my mind, Webb has his fair share of discipline problems. We already have Josh Perry toeing the line -- our existing big bloke gives away cheap penalties and seems absent when the real work needs to be done. Perry also has problems with his consistency.

Webb now finds himself unwanted by the Broncos, and it seems we're looming as his new club if we believe the news provided here so far. Is Webb keen to be a Knight, or are we just buying anyone we can get our hands on?

I'll remain sceptical of this "signing" or "possible signing" until next season when and if he starts playing. My sneaking suspicion is that he is a liability.

He'll be good. He's been itching to get back into First-Grade, and in the last couple of games in which he has, he has been awesome. Any other club would keep him, but Bennet is the type of guy who wouldn't forgive someone. Plus the Broncos have plenty of depth anyway, so they can afford to play him in their local competition, even though he is well up to First-Grade standard.

If we do sign him, he'll relish the opportunities he has: Playing consistent First-Grade in a reasonably successsful team, under the coaching of Michael Hagan, who is also the QLD coach. Carl will want to be getting back to the QLD side, where he has revelled before, and will look to impress Michael with his on-field performances.

I think that Carl Webb would be great for the Knights.
 

keeney

First Grade
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Johns Magic said:
Oswin said:
I'm not quite as excited as many here seem to be.

In my mind, Webb has his fair share of discipline problems. We already have Josh Perry toeing the line -- our existing big bloke gives away cheap penalties and seems absent when the real work needs to be done. Perry also has problems with his consistency.

Webb now finds himself unwanted by the Broncos, and it seems we're looming as his new club if we believe the news provided here so far. Is Webb keen to be a Knight, or are we just buying anyone we can get our hands on?

I'll remain sceptical of this "signing" or "possible signing" until next season when and if he starts playing. My sneaking suspicion is that he is a liability.

He'll be good. He's been itching to get back into First-Grade, and in the last couple of games in which he has, he has been awesome. Any other club would keep him, but Bennet is the type of guy who wouldn't forgive someone. Plus the Broncos have plenty of depth anyway, so they can afford to play him in their local competition, even though he is well up to First-Grade standard.

If we do sign him, he'll relish the opportunities he has: Playing consistent First-Grade in a reasonably successsful team, under the coaching of Michael Hagan, who is also the QLD coach. Carl will want to be getting back to the QLD side, where he has revelled before, and will look to impress Michael with his on-field performances.

I think that Carl Webb would be great for the Knights.

cudnt have said it better
 
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Webb fancies Knights move

13 July 2004


Brisbane forward Carl Webb will be out to impress Queensland and Newcastle coach Michael Hagan when the Broncos travel to Energy Australia Stadium on Sunday.

Webb is uncommitted for next season and the Broncos have told the ex-Maroons forward he is free to leave.

The 23-year-old said today the Knights appealed as a possible destination.

"I like the look of the Knights and I like their style of football," Webb said.

"And I definitely see myself in a Newcastle jersey."



Webb has shown the sort of bustling form that earned him Queensland selection in 2001 in his return to the Broncos side over the past two matches.

He will be on the bench this weekend with the third-placed Broncos bringing back Queensland forward Dane Carlaw and Test winger Michael De Vere, who both missed last Friday night's win over St George-Illawarra in Wollongong.

Carlaw has recovered from a shoulder injury suffered in Queensland's Origin series loss to NSW in Sydney last week while De Vere is back after two weeks out with a leg injury.

He replaces Stu Kelly, who has been rested after falling heavily in the 28-14 win over the Dragons.

Kelly suffered stiffness in the neck and headaches over the weekend after he was hurt trying to take a cross-field kick.

Queensland lock Tonie Carroll has a week to serve of a three-game suspension for a high shot on Canberra halfback Mark McLinden that cost him his place in Origin III.

Carlaw takes over from Maroons teammate Corey Parker, who's on a six-man bench along with the improving Webb.

The Broncos will move closer to securing Test and Queensland captain Darren Lockyer with a meeting expected this week between Brisbane CEO Bruno Cullen and the star five-eighth's manager George Mimis.

The Broncos want to secure Lockyer to a long term deal to see out his career in Brisbane.

The talks could also shed more light on the future of Broncos skipper Gorden Tallis, a Mimis client who is tipped to retire at season's end due to his ongoing neck problems.

Tallis will most likely leave his decision about 2005 until consulting an orthopaedic specialist at the end of this season.
 
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