dont know much about the juniors mybe EA caninform us if he is any good.
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"Warriors had there chances and didn't take them.
They didn't score enough points in the first half when they had more of the pill.
They did it too themselves and imo weren't carrying enough momentum coming into the finals series.
Losing in straight…"
They didn't score enough points in the first half when they had more of the pill.
They did it too themselves and imo weren't carrying enough momentum coming into the finals series.
Losing in straight…"
"What do we expect with "old betting slips" as ref?"
"Kolomatangi and Barnett chose elsewhere.
What now."
What now."
"Agree 650k is plenty for him at this stage of his career, "
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It'd be nice to place players name in the blog so we can look it up.
Its William Memea Epe
The St George Illawarra Dragons have signed rising outside back William Memea Epe from the Parramatta Eels to continue his NRL development in Wollongong.
The 17-year-old winger has signed a two-year development deal and will progress through the Dragons' pathways for an opportunity to blossom into an NRL-level outside back.
Memea Epe has come off a strong Harold Matthews season with the Eels, showing signs of developing into a future star after a solid try-scoring campaign.
His season was so impressive it earned him a spot in CODE Sports' Harold Matthews Team of the Year alongside teammates Lorima Seuseu and Hayden Bell.
After not being offered a deal from Parramatta, the Red V have jumped at the chance to develop him through their system, and he is set to start in SG Ball in 2027.
Memea Epe has crafted a well-rounded game and can bend the line in return carries while proving to be a handful with his footwork.
In a similar mould to Penrith winger Brian To'o, he is a powerhouse winger who showed plenty of potential this season in the blue and gold.
His management held talks with Daniel Anderson, the Dragons' head of recruitment and pathways, before striking the two-year development deal.
Anderson is responsible for the impressive recruitment drive the Dragons have undergone during 2026, including the incoming additions of Scott Drinkwater, Luke Metcalf, Kodi Nikorima, Phillip Sami and Connor Watson.
seems odd parra didnt offer an outside back who made team of the year anything, its not like we dont need outside backs
our SG ball outside backs has plenty of depth next year. He won't have a spot
Then got Apiata (19) Liam Martin (18) and Cobi M (19) as depth.
In the HM team the only 4 players that I really rated were Seuseu, Bell, Martin and Capovilla. Couple others that were decent but not standouts like the 4 I named