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Kem seru raw talent

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Steelman

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20 years old 122kg front rower 9 games 10 tries could be anything. ....

Doust here's another junior u need to keep in the red V along with Bird and Hastings

Get it done.......:)
 
hardbaby

hardbaby

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Will be interesting to see. The blokes that are really big from a young age tend to struggle cutting it. I hope he does. It would be nice having a huge impact prop.
 
Minh

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It'll be nice to have one massive prop in the team, we haven't had a real heavyweight for a while now. Combined with what we already have it should work out well.
 
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nrlnrl

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MountainMan said:
Majority of his runs are from 10m out...not a sign of a great prop is it?
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Don't know if that's, but have seen him score from 30m+. As others have said he has the raw ability, but definitely needs to work on his fitness if he wants to make it in NRL
 
Gazzaw

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Just watched him.... if it was gridiron where we can swap players all the time, he might have a future. But in NRL. Upto halftime had 1 hit up. Doesn't defend in the centre & bludges out at the wing. No future in NRL
 
vanilla gorilla

vanilla gorilla

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Yes he could be anything and along with the other two behemoths, the Lolo twins, we could have one of the most damaging packs in the competition. We lack a real go forward prop, and we don't have a decent prop rotation for the full 80 minutes of a game. Until we do, well you know......
 
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mmap dragons

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Gazzaw said:
Just watched him.... if it was gridiron where we can swap players all the time, he might have a future. But in NRL. Upto halftime had 1 hit up. Doesn't defend in the centre & bludges out at the wing. No future in NRL
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Fair call, However, He's still very raw and it obviously shows. I'm hoping an off season training with firsts and some better nutrition and conditioning, We may see a different Kem Seru in 2014 and beyond. I hope so as we havn't had a big bopper for a while.
 
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Steelman

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Gazzaw said:
You obviously haven't watched him.
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As I said numb nuts raw talent with discipline and the right coaching he could become a good impact player in the future. ..

He reminds me of a young Andrew Fifita he to was over weight and lazy 4 years ago but hard work has transformed him into an origin player...

I think Seru has the same ability time will tell
 
TheRev

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He needs the right coaching and influences... he needs to really buckle down and icnrease his work-rate if he wants to make it for the Cutters>NRL, lets hope he can do that, lots of raw talent.

He should fit right into Price's attacking structure too, i.e. barging forward runs x4 & a kick.
 
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Sas2200

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Kem's contract expires seasons end and St George has not entered negotiations to extend it... so far.
Kem is a weapon waiting to be unleashed. However his only issue is his match fitness, only able to play in stints throughout the game
 
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