WT’s Pathways

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Cross your fingers, eyes and legs that he stays with us. If he does it means the planets are aligning.

 

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Match Report: Jersey Flegg Cup Round 25 vs Sea Eagles

Jersey Flegg Cup Round 25 Match Report

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‘He’s got a really big future’: Koroisau praises teenage sensation​

He is regarded as one of the best young talents in either league or union.​

ETHAN LEE CHALK
WRITER | AUGUST 28, 2024 - 9:30AM

The Wests Tigers may have five playmakers contracted for next season:
However, another playmaker could find himself out of the door.
A student of Scots College, Onitoni Large, has been described as the best in rugby league or rugby union after captaining the Junior Wallabies and earning representative honours with the U16s.

As the Tigers attempt to keep him, more than 12 clubs have displayed an interest in Large, and they have been made aware of his exceptional and rare talent, per The Daily Telegraph.
He could also potentially move to the 15-man code, where he has already been awarded the Junior Wallabies captaincy and plays for Scots College.
“He's the best 16-year-old I've ever seen," one player manager told the publication.
Large signed a five-year contract with Tim Sheens However, his manager, Craig Baker, admitted that his future remains uncertain at the Tigers.
A key figure in the Western Suburbs Magpies' run to the Harold Grand Final, Large was unfortunately ruled out of the backend of the competition due to injury.
His brother Ashton Large is also contracted with the Wests and plays as a hooker. Ashton will likely be contending with Tallyn Da Silva in the future to become the club's future No.9 following Apisai retirement.
“When we signed under Sheensy he said he'd be there for five years,” Baker told The Daily Telegraph.
“They sold us a pathway to first grade under Tim. There has been a lot of significant change since then.
“They've made decisions to bring other halves that was not consistent with what we were told.”

 

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“He's the best 16-year-old I've ever seen," ...
“They sold us a pathway to first grade under Tim. There has been a lot of significant change since then.
“They've made decisions to bring other halves that was not consistent with what we were told.”

He signed a 5 year contract as a 16 yo and his manager is having a hissy fit already. I mean come on. If he is good enough he'll get to play.

 

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He signed a 5 year contract as a 16 yo and his manager is having a hissy fit already. I mean come on. If he is good enough he'll get to play.

Sign of the times Tiger.
Soon, we'll be putting clauses into birth certificates stating that if he's good enough, he's old enough.

 

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Sign of the times Tiger.
Soon, we'll be putting clauses into birth certificates stating that if he's good enough, he's old enough.

It's crazy right.

 

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“When we signed under Sheensy he said he'd be there for five years,” Baker told The Daily Telegraph.

Five years of Tom Shines, what Idiot agreed to that and how much did we pay him out ???
If he goes he goes, we'd love to keep him but is he going to push Luai or others out at 16 ? No so be patient. Also he can't play grade till 18 so it's all just hot air till that age anyway

 

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“When we signed under Sheensy he said he'd be there for five years,” Baker told The Daily Telegraph.

Five years of Tom Shines, what Idiot agreed to that and how much did we pay him out ???
If he goes he goes, we'd love to keep him but is he going to push Luai or others out at 16 ? No so be patient. Also he can't play grade till 18 so it's all just hot air till that age anyway

Windbag wanka manager.Player managers being a major blight on the game continues to be reinforced

 

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Team List: Jersey Flegg Cup Round 26 vs Silktails

Jersey Flegg Round 26 lineup

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Wests Tigers Jersey Flegg Cup visits Fiji

Wests Tigers' Jersey Flegg Cup team will make the trip to Fiji this afternoon as they prepare to face the Kaiviti Silktails.

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