I am not that impressed with our recruitment so far for next year.
We have heaps of cash to spend and we keep signing old duds.
true, the club are still hopeful of positive outcome there..
btw, I hear Horo and Grothe are very close re signing soon and there could be some news of them and other signings over the next few days god willing..lol
I was told through a source that they still believe that they have the situation with recruitment pretty much under control and other than Baz and Cronk (even though both wanted to come, situation beyond their control prevented that) they have not missed out on anyone they wanted to sign and with a alot of money to spend they still have some very good options.
btw, we apparently made an inquiry on Pritchard but laughed off his asking price which was apparently ridiculous. as far as I'm concerned I would rather Horo.
C'mon our youngest recruit Jordan Atkins will only be 28 next year. He's in his 20's still dammit, give him a break.
Our youngest recruit is actually 18, or will be next year, but I see your point![]()
That's good news, thanks mate. Good to hear Pele is still hear, and also, Chris Walker would be good for depth (he plays centre right?).
Hopefully we do sign Orford.
Apparently it's too early to judge recruitment yet. Just wait and see, I have heard all will be revealed. Just be patient.
Are our options still looking good?
what about the poor people that miss this post? - you'll have to make another post for the people that missed the post about people who missed the earlier post .... don't want anyone missing outYeah I was joking around too
For those that missed Staggs' earlier post by the way, we are still a chance at Orford, there's a whisper we may sign Chris Walker, and that's about it.
what about the poor people that miss this post? - you'll have to make another post for the people that missed the post about people who missed the earlier post .... don't want anyone missing out
:lol::lol: Boxy has a lot on his plate!
Mortimer said the NRL squad had a short meeting with the club’s new mentor yesterday morning, and Kearney’s attitude had already become infectious.
“He was only here for a little while and then he had to jet back to camp with New Zealand in Melbourne,” Mortimer said.
“He basically came in and laid down the law. He said if everyone wants it as much as he does then the club would be successful.”
Mortimer said a number of new faces were at the club’s first session.
“A lot of the younger boys are training with us and guys like Casey Maguire and Carl Webb, the experienced guys, were all there,” he said.