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"Great point it is two sided and all it takes is a call to RLPA and they would put a stop to it quick smart forcing a player to go to a team they do not want to.
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"I think Zero Tackle has reported it wrong. NAS was on a reported $800k per year contract with the Storm. I don't believe either the Warriors or Eels would have been close to that. "
"The storm will reject a player swap that doesn't move them forward. They want to improve their team too. Don't be surprised if it ends up being lomax for money"
"I really hope we hold firm on this.
We obviously have planned for not having Lomax and don't need Howarth or any other 2nd rung player."
We obviously have planned for not having Lomax and don't need Howarth or any other 2nd rung player."
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No big deal, Brailey has played a total of 36 games over 3 seasons - injury prone, definitely dodged a bullet.
He isn't as good as he was when he was at the sharks mick. Also he's nearing 30
Agree chief, Robson would be a great signing
Not unhappy about this.
I mean he would have served a purpose with him being better than what we currently have but he is also not the future. Seemed like a stop gap til someone like Coinakis was ready for example, not saying Coinakis is the future just as an example.
Ryley Smith is the future.
He's 22 on a train and trial lol
Wait and see.
Not the end of the world. Would've loved to have Brailey come in and Lussick leave, gives us some good options at hooker until Smith or Coinakis or whoever from the pathways are ready.
But it does seem with the reported signings of Jack Hudson and Mitch Black, both young (ish) talented 9s to add to the likes of Smith and Coinakis we seem to be going with padding up our researves and pathways with talented players and letting them fight between them.
Anyway, as long as he stays fit and is rested for 15 mins a match, Hands is good enough for a team still rebuilding.