Sloan has been our most dangerous player in all 3 rounds and the trials.Surely this has to be the last chance for:
Sloan
Bird
to win selection in first grade.
Sloan has been our most dangerous player in all 3 rounds and the trials.Surely this has to be the last chance for:
Sloan
Bird
to win selection in first grade.
You do know Emma Tonegato left us before the 23 NRLW season? She is a Shark these days.Wow!!! Talk about low profile. I've been paying close attention to Fox NRL advertisements and their shows for a while now. Any NRL advertisement barely features any of us scoring a try. We usually get spotted when we are conceding a try. Our players are rarely on any of the shows Matty Johns, NRL 360, etc. The Face to Face show has heaps of players or club icons being interviewed from all other clubs but no Dragons. Our one and only representive is Tonegatti from the Women's team for this series of one on one interviews. Some clubs like the Broncs have had at least 5 of their club reps feature in the series that began in 2023 m and is continuing this year..
The only time we take up Fox time is when they are bashing a Lomax or Hunt type of story.
I did actually know that as I remember being disappointed she left. There you go. Haha, they got me. On the cover page for her interview there are two shots of her. The main one in the foreground, she is wearing the Saints strip. In the background she is in the Sharkies jersey.You do know Emma Tonegato left us before the 23 NRLW season? She is a Shark these days.
The most dangerous and also the only outside back with any serious pace- I can understand Flanno building strong backline defensive combinations (Bird and Lomax) and it has worked on occasions but when Val Holmes put on the swerve and the afterburners last weekend, Bird was made to look slow and cumbersome.Sloan has been our most dangerous player in all 3 rounds and the trials.
Fair call but I’d hate to lose him by squabbling over 1 year. We are not in a position where people spit the dummy on here and say goodbye Hunt, goodbye Lomax, 3 years max for Su’a, goodbye F Molo etc then blow up that we can’t sign decent players and say we’re dog shit etc etcOr gets his 4 years which doesn’t help his deteriorating body & consistency. Don’t get me wrong, resign him but 3 years max and mindful of the 4 or 5 backrowers coming through.
Enter Koula - probably quickest in the gameThe most dangerous and also the only outside back with any serious pace- I can understand Flanno building strong backline defensive combinations (Bird and Lomax) and it has worked on occasions but when Val Holmes put on the swerve and the afterburners last weekend, Bird was made to look slow and cumbersome.
Another "bath" for Bird by a slippery centre like Holmes and Flanno may have no choice but to restore Lomax to centre and bring in Finau or Tui on the wing.
I'd rather Sua.How long is Finefeuiaki gonna take to make his decision? It's not a great impression to be leaving on Su'a, a bloke who you want to be your captain potentially.. that we would rather this other kid but if we cant get him we will keep you.
so hes off-contract for next year.. there will be a few players that probably fall out as a result of them signing May and Tago on big coin.. I wouldnt mind Kenny & Turuva.. but tbh I havent rly watched a whole lot of Kenny, the commentators always rate him.. but hes off the back of a great side.. so no idea..Report on Fox Sports website saying the Dragons have had talks with Mitch Kenny.
Get it done.Report on Fox Sports website saying the Dragons have had talks with Mitch Kenny.
Get it done.
Dont mind Kenny
Will be interesting to watch Liddle next few weeks.
Im happy with a Liddle / Flanno rotation if we can find a strong half instead.
Taruvo would be handy also due to his ability to play FB and wing.
hmmmm
I think Kenny/Liddle is perfect.Dont mind Kenny
Will be interesting to watch Liddle next few weeks.
Im happy with a Liddle / Flanno rotation if we can find a strong half instead.
Taruvo would be handy also due to his ability to play FB and wing.
hmmmm
All I could do was watch and admire Penrith last night. They came head to head with the star-studded in form team of the competition, carrying a severely weakened lineup who have lost some talent in recent years. No excuses from them, just do every little thing better than the opposition, every little bit of speed, physicality and play as a unit.Here is an excerpt of comments made by Ivan Cleary and Isaah Yeo - coach and captain of Penrith respectively, after the Panthers win against the Roosters last night, which I find would be the same approach by most clubs anyway. The difference is they have had the main core of their players playing for several years together and they know their jobs like the back of their hands. Their systems and culture have been strong for the past 3-4 years and even though they have had to reluctantly have to let go a number of quality players due to salary cap conditions, they still manage to keep it like those players had not left so to speak.
Which players and how do you know? Why wont it be those players that go which will refresh the squad. Those players are likely under performing.Lomax will be gone at the end of the season, potentially earlier if a suitable trade is found. Lomax doesn’t get along with certain players in the squad. Which is causing a little bit of friction amongst the group. Flanagan wants to get off his contract and refresh the squad. Sometimes replacing some of your bigger names who have become comfortable is in the best interests of the club. Wouldn’t be surprised if more were to follow. The club is aggressive in the player market targeting a lot of promising junior talents, as we all some well known and experienced forwards. Jordan Petaia still an option too