Soren Lorenson
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I haven't seen those. So there's either nothing to them or we can trust the club to know more than us plebs on social media and we won't have anything to worry about.
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I haven't seen those. So there's either nothing to them or we can trust the club to know more than us plebs on social media and we won't have anything to worry about.
No thanks. Absolute grub.
Firstly Wicks and Manu were men who already payed for their actions, not some whiney self entitled Millennial merkin who after being sacked is just about to waltz straight into another contract.
If he has taken ownership of his issues and is committed to change then he has to be better value that Michael Oldfield but then again hes not Guthos bestie and car pool companion. We have been known to turn the odd Sows ear into a Silk purse.
Fair enough.
Fergo was an absolute clown before he came to the Roosters and don’t forget the allegation of what he did to that poor girl in a nightclub. The guy is an absolute dope who quite frankly despite his talent I’m glad isn’t with us.
Yep, not all expansion teams will suck, especially if they have 'recruitment advantages' like the Storm. In fact there is a definite advantage to building for 2023 without having had to maintain a competitive squad through 2020-'21-'22. There is no back ended contracts to worry about for example, or even older players who you only needed for a year but couldn't get without offering them two years. An expansion club has none of that legacy planning holding them back.
the Tumut Rhinos
I recall reading they are due to have it finalised by the end of October... But I don't know if that's when it will be released to the public or just ready to hand over to the broadcasters for them to argue over scheduling...When can we expect the NRL 2022 Draw?
www.nswrl.com.au
10 years on, I did not know that Gutho, Moses and Bryce played reps together.
The 2012 NSW U18s side nine years on
The 2012 NSW Under 18s side featured players who would go on to represent the state at the highest level and play 1,147 and counting NRL games. Nine years on, nswrl.com.au looks back at some of the players who went on to higher honours.
NSW Under 18s side 2012
Clinton Gutherson – Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (139 NRL Games)
Alex Johnston – South Sydney Rabbitohs (166 NRL games)
Aaron Gray – South Sydney Rabbitohs (49 NRL Games)
Richard Kennar – Melbourne Storm (31 NRL Games)
Tyrone Phillips – South Sydney Rabbitohs (15 NRL Games)
Mitchell Moses – Balmain Tigers (172 NRL Games)
Shannon Cook – Illawarra Steelers
Frazer Masinamua – Parramatta Eels
Manaia Cherrington – Balmain Tigers (16 NRL Games)
Jake Trbojevic – Manly Warringah Sea Eagles (162 NRL Games)
Kelepi Tanginoa – Parramatta Eels (33 NRL Games)
Danny Fualalo – Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs (73 NRL Games)
Dean Britt – Melbourne Storm (29 NRL Games)
Bryce Cartwright – Penrith Panthers (131 NRL Games)
Pauli Pauli – Parramatta Eels (48 NRL Games)
Andrew Chard – Illawarra Steelers
Matthew Lodge – Penrith Panthers (83 NRL Games)
