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Have parra gone back to their old accountants have they
(Archived) THE RUMOUR MILL - Player Movement
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josh11223344
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Would do whatever it takes to sign latrell, potential to be the perfect centre. Is already one of the most damaging with ball, defense obviously needs work though.
Only way they let a talent like that go is if he has infact fallen out.
Only way they let a talent like that go is if he has infact fallen out.
Sir Chadley
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Talkin Sport asked Ivan Cleary this on air this afternoon and he scotched it immediately. Must be true then.
Bundy Shark
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I reckon no way to Lattrel being released by Roosters, someone or whoever started that rumour is probably sitting back laughing at all the innuendo they have created.
endevour shark
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So would I reckon he could turn into a great player at the Storm.
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Plenty of players have started out struggling defensively and come good. Give the kid time. Off the top of my head Tahu, Tate and Girdler were all awful defensively early in their careers and all become known for being outstanding defensive players later on.
snowman
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no way latrell is released
skd and fergo will go before him, he is in reggies to learn his positional play
skd and fergo will go before him, he is in reggies to learn his positional play
Article on sharks chasing CHN and Joe Ofahengaue possibly moving to Sydney.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/nrl-market-watch-tigers-star-fullback-bid-no9s-costly-error-sharks-hunt-panther/news-story/a80c04be5dea54843483992d1bbd0f01
http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/nrl-market-watch-tigers-star-fullback-bid-no9s-costly-error-sharks-hunt-panther/news-story/a80c04be5dea54843483992d1bbd0f01
Gards
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Flanno can cook for CHN if he is worried about that - pennies would be devo to lose him, would just be another lols over gould for us
BlackWhiteBlue
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So we saw kasiano trudging round shark park with a bowl of wedges, do we offer joe a bowl of chips?
BlackWhiteBlue
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Yes please to both. Joe isnt a **** bench prop. Not really filled the expectations hes had tho
snowman
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inked with chn, kasiano and a few other forwards has me believing that gallen and heino won't be around next year
Bundy Shark
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Re Gal, up until a week or so ago I thought he would go around again but as you say, being linked to all of these forwards plus Gal playing in this City team probably points to him pulling the pin
HaroldBishop
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Will be a shame if he does the way he's playing, wouldn't mind seeing him go around for one more.
I know it's been said Lewy wants another year so hopefully we give it to him, can't lose all three in one hit, too big a hole to fill imo.
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my information is that Gallen is going to play in England next year...Heino is retiring
Mark^Bastard
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I reckon we recruit as if Gallen is leaving and then if he wants to take a spot later on that is fine.
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SOURCE: FOX SPORTS
edit : Already reported by Gards
SHARKS EYE PANTHER
Penrith rookie Corey Harawira-Naera is on Cronulla’s radar.
Market Watch can reveal the Sharks are keen on luring the 21-year-old from the foot of the mountains and to the Sharks next season.
Harawira-Naera made his NRL debut in round four, has featured in five games so far this season with three tries, five line breaks and 18 tackle busts.
Understandably the Panthers want to keep him and one thing working in their favour is his living situation.
Harawira-Nera lives with several of his teammates at Panthers House which is run by former player Shane Elford and his wife.
The Panthers House provides accommodation for players not from Sydney — not only does it give them a place to call home but the Elfords also provide freshly cooked meals for the players.
edit : Already reported by Gards
SHARKS EYE PANTHER
Penrith rookie Corey Harawira-Naera is on Cronulla’s radar.
Market Watch can reveal the Sharks are keen on luring the 21-year-old from the foot of the mountains and to the Sharks next season.
Harawira-Naera made his NRL debut in round four, has featured in five games so far this season with three tries, five line breaks and 18 tackle busts.
Understandably the Panthers want to keep him and one thing working in their favour is his living situation.
Harawira-Nera lives with several of his teammates at Panthers House which is run by former player Shane Elford and his wife.
The Panthers House provides accommodation for players not from Sydney — not only does it give them a place to call home but the Elfords also provide freshly cooked meals for the players.
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