Rumoured/Confirmed Signings and More Crap XVI

[Craig Johnston]

most clubs won't touch krisnan because of his attitude to training and buying into club culture. he's been arsed 3 times now at every club he's been at because of this. you would think he'd mature out of it eventually, maybe being with his mates could help

 

[phantom eel]

Second tier contract only. Inu's record is so poor, he has to earn a spot playing with his old mate Jarryd - and only if he shows he can play consistently better than the other players already contracted to the club.

 

[BennyBoy]

Used to like Inu in his early days but please don't bring him back, his attitude is synonymous with everything that was wrong about Parra over the last 5 years.

 

[Noise]

Are any teams interested in Joseph Paulo ?

 

[hindy111]

Where can I get stats for linebreaks? I want to see what players have made how many.thanks

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Are any teams interested in Joseph Paulo ?

I'm very keen to see which club signs him for next year.

 

[Maroubra Eel]

I'm very keen to see which club signs him for next year.

Why?

 

[hindy111]

Seph is probably not we need in a LOCK.We have plenty of attack.We need a defensive lock forward

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Why?

Because he seems to be integral to our attack but is that just because he's on the books so we may as well use him? He only seems useful as a middle half, however other clubs get by just fine without one.

So if they're doing okay, why would they sign him? And if we need him why wouldn't we re-sign him?

It's weird.

 

[Someone]

i always believed attitude was something instilled deep inside of us from an early age and is usually very hard to change. I wouldnt touch Inu with a 10 foot pole.

 

[Avenger]

I know Arthur is calling the shots with recruitment but can you see Inu back at the club seeing Anderson the man who let him go is with us now?

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Anderson's just another employee now. I doubt he has much to do with the players.

 

[strider]

i always believed attitude was something instilled deep inside of us from an early age and is usually very hard to change. I wouldnt touch Inu with a 10 foot pole.

but what if we had a 12 foot pole? :-k

 

[spiderdan]

Taking into account his drop in form over the years, cap increases, current average wages, his age (not old but experienced) and what he has shown he is capable of, I would think inu would end up getting somewhere between $300k and $400k wherever he ends up. He shouldn't lose out on actual contract money but what he takes up relative to the cap will be less than what it was.

 

[hindy111]

Hah to see stats you need to register those stupid supercoach things and pay.Shame on NRL

 

[Avenger]

Taking into account his drop in form over the years, cap increases, current average wages, his age (not old but experienced) and what he has shown he is capable of, I would think inu would end up getting somewhere between $300k and $400k wherever he ends up. He shouldn't lose out on actual contract money but what he takes up relative to the cap will be less than what it was.

He doesn't deserve that much.

 

[strider]

reckon Inu would be a 200K-250K player these days - 275K if his manager worked his arse off

 

[hindy111]

Because he seems to be integral to our attack but is that just because he's on the books so we may as well use him? He only seems useful as a middle half, however other clubs get by just fine without one.

So if they're doing okay, why would they sign him? And if we need him why wouldn't we re-sign him?

It's weird.

A team with a very good forward pack would benefit. Would suit the bulldogs.At parra our pack isn't good enough too carry with one short.
Plus we have enough point in us with hayne sandow norman.

 

[Chipmunk]

reckon Inu would be a 200K-250K player these days - 275K if his manager worked his arse off

I think if he's Manager is smart enough he could pull $400k plus out of the Raiders.

 

[hindy111]

With Whighton and Croker canbera don't need centres