Choppy182
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You have a fair point... and it could very well prove to be a masterstroke and we're competing for top 6 in the next year. But I would also say that if Maloney signed for 2-3 years then retires, we lose Brock Lamb and need to develop a halves combination AGAIN. It's why I think having Watson, Lamb, Levi & Ponga establishing a combination for the next few years that could be one of the most lethal in the comp. back ups in Cogger, Pythian, Meaney & Starling. It is very young that spine yes, but very talented, I would say bring in the leaders via the pack (ie Graham), that can provide protection and guidance.
I do agree though that getting Maloney would be amazing for the team, I just don't think Lamb should be sacrificed for how much effort he has put in the past couple years. He deserves to be apart of the rebuild process and build with the talent coming in and through.
The possibility of sacrificing Lamb for Maloney is a sign they want results, starting next year. Brown on his last chance it seems and the club needs some success and would risk losing too much more (crowds, sponsors etc). I agree it would be a young lethal spine in years to come but not sure we have years to wait. Lamb could benefit being a backup and learning form Maloney, providing he stays.