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i think someone, somewhere in Hay needs help, serious help.
"Where the Hell is Hay?"
:lol: We didn't start the Offiah...onya Nige
i think someone, somewhere in Hay needs help, serious help.
"Where the Hell is Hay?"
Sorry i missed that i was watching "Chariots Offiah" on movie classics.:lol: We didn't start the Offiah...onya Nige
if its buderus then i can't see how/why it would divide the forum - he'd be f'n great! - and I'll take anyone outside and deal with them if they say otherwise! :lol:
if its buderus then i can't see how/why it would divide the forum - he'd be f'n great! - and I'll take anyone outside and deal with them if they say otherwise! :lol:
I don't understand how we weren't able to keep Kingston at the minimum wage but are potentially able to sign another mystery player without doing a swap.
I think the key hinges on being able to release an existing player currently on the books.
aslong as he is injury free...From what ive heard he isnt...
Hang on who said it was bedsy anyhows????
Why do we need a backrower?
our backs have not been able to link with our forwards and vice versa
Exactly, we don't.
Hindmarsh, Smith, Mateo, Shackleton, Horo, Oakes. Even when Mateo leaves next year we'll still have 5 back rowers to fit into 4 back row slots. At this stage Oakes won't be a regular until either Hindy retires or somebody gets a long-term injury.
And while Oakes is no world-beater, he's the kind of player every club needs in this age of tight salary caps. See 'Lowrie, Todd'.
When you consider the likes of O'Hanlon and Loko who are both likely to play in the backrow in the next twelve to eighteen months we are reasonably well off however I would like to see a wide running "back" that can ball play as well. Who that would be is open to debate.
Ideally we need some experience to help our inexperienced playmakers.
i don't know if a heart surgeon would help ... boom tish!Think about we we are the weakest and their is your answer.