Jaryd Hayne and Timana Tahu have made the Four Nations Train on squad!
and Tim Mannah and Ben Smith have made the Prime Minister's XVII Train on Squad!
Well Done Boys!!!
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"I've never agreed with the term "swap" being used in this saga. There is no swap. Lomax isn't an employee of ours. Not sure why the nrl want to involve themselves in this, or the players association for that matter. It's an agreement between us and…"
"Best example I can think of is if a player tears an acl then the club rips up his 4 year contract 🤣 unfortunate situations happen but you've signed the damn contract "
"It's just not the right way to do things is it. I have no idea what the final outcome of this will be, as I said before likely that Lomax pays some sort of compensation and it's done - not ideal from our perspective but that's life."
"Only difference here is that JAC was actually playing so NRL had no interest in getting him back into the game.
Not sure why they're so interested in this 1 guy who is most likely going to go to R360 if/when it actually starts."
Not sure why they're so interested in this 1 guy who is most likely going to go to R360 if/when it actually starts."
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Interesting to see Tahu selected though given his average form of late.
Similar to the Wendell Sailor, Lote Tuquiri, and Matt Rogers Rugby Union contracts!
He hasn't had the best year, and the last thing we'd want is for his aggressive nature to come out, and he gets a ban for the start of the 2011 season.
Dont get me wrong, IMO he is one of the most destructive centres going around, on his day, but i dont really think he had his day this year, and i really dont think his head is in the right place either!
Personally i would have preferred him to have the entire off-season to sort his head out, get his mind and body in the place it needs to be, and come out all guns blazing and show everyone that he's back in 2011!
I love the T, i love his power, he is a mans man and i like a to see a big powerful man use his strength to his advantage on the field (maybe because i used to love catching those slippery little shits called half backs when i was a lock and had to stop the half from the scrum). But yes I think he needs a good break and heal his body and mind, he can still be in the top 4 centers in the game.
I think it was evident from the start of the year that Tahu struggled and it didn't help his cause with the several problems that got in his way, and his undue Origin selection.
I too agree that with a full and solid off-season, he can come good in 2011 and get back to his destructive best.
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