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It's actually on par and potentially the best of any Matt side for that year (2018) in producing players that have played NRL....not sure many if any did better...
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It's actually on par and potentially the best of any Matt side for that year (2018) in producing players that have played NRL....not sure many if any did better...
JA released from his eels contract to go to Manly where his dad's mate coaches...MA released from his eels contract to go to Newcastle where his dad's mate coaches...see a pattern?
Yep, both still good enough to get multi year NRL deals at other NRL clubs.......
Always with the help of dad or his mates. Neither will play much first grade again.
Not many at all, 10 or less, is my prediction. But that's not to say either aren't worthy of an NRL contract.
Is Andrew Ryan a BA mate too?
The first three are your standard types—the Joel Reddy, Ben Smith, and Tulsen Tollet equivalents of their generation, only worse. They’re massively overrated and all lack pace, which has been a glaring weakness in our pathways for over a decade.
His position in the squad may have been at the expense of someone better.
O'Brien, Seibold and Arthur are all good mates.
All 3 have horrific finals record as well.
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I don't think anyone said that. It was all over the news last week that Luai has player options.
So no one of importance???? lol jks
Did someone say that the Tigers don't have options ? Bula has both a MO and a PO, structured in an if/then scenario.
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The Sydney Morning Herald, however, is reporting that Bula, who has broken out as a fullback at NRL level in recent times, could be the next star to join the agent's stable.
Bula recently left his manager, Liam Ayoub, after he picked up a role in the Canterbury Bulldogs' recruitment market.
Already an international representative for Fiji, Bula is off-contract at the end of 2026 but has a mutual option for 2027 worth a reported $900,000, and if the Tigers decide against that, Bula could take a player option at $800,000 per Sydney Morning Herald's report.
But Bula doesn't have to take either option, and he may not if Moses decides he wants to renegotiate with the club and earn the fees associated with doing so.
That could ultimately mean he ends up on the free agency market from November 1 next year, and if that happens, there will be plenty of clubs who come knocking for the young talent's services.
Bula likely to renegotiate contract as agent issue flares again for Tigers
A player agent is again at the centre of the Tigers’ biggest off-field issues.
I agree with Gronk.
Nepotism in my view is only a small problem. Did the Arthurs get preferential treatment? Probably. They got access at very young age to high level training and first grade standards that others simply would never be able to get. This in itself isn’t necessarily a bad thing, maybe it could’ve been opened up to more juniors but then who do you choose and that again is preferential treatment (even if it’s not the kids father selecting them).
He said no single POs. Lots of multiple POs but.
