And yet still more likely than RonnieHiroti has not been named so he won’t play.
And yet still more likely than RonnieHiroti has not been named so he won’t play.
Luckily we have plenty of 13’s hey BurgoRunning out of fullbacks never would have happened on Flanno’s watch.
We'd love Drinky in our colours, that's how it worksDrinky I reckon, even though I've found him to be irritating of late.
Mitchell in a stirred up mood would do the trick too.
He's definitely worth hanging on toHe is a fantastic depth player (not bagging him)
I don’t see Tracey as an upgrade personally. Maybe on par and they have different strengths and weaknesses and for mine I want a bonafide upgrade on Talakai. A difference makerGive him a crack in the centres next year. Talakai back to the pack.
Tracey, as big as his heart is, isnt a starting player in a top team.I don’t see Tracey as an upgrade personally. Maybe on par and they have different strengths and weaknesses and for mine I want a bonafide upgrade on Talakai. A difference maker
Im not against it though
Dykes to play centre aka Wighton?Tracey, as big as his heart is, isnt a starting player in a top team.
Rather see us try Dykes there throughout off season and trials - esp as he isnt likely to shift Kennedy or Trindell
Worth a try surely.Dykes to play centre aka Wighton?
Tracey is the perfect #14 in the HIA era .Tracey, as big as his heart is, isnt a starting player in a top team.
Rather see us try Dykes there throughout off season and trials - esp as he isnt likely to shift Kennedy or Trindell
BREAK OUT SHARK KEEN TO HEAD ELSEWHERE
Sharks utility Connor Tracey is reported to be looking for a new club, and the Dragons and their incoming coach Shane Flanagan are certainly interested.
Tracey impressed in his six games at fullback for the Sharks at the back end of the season after Will Kennedy suffered a hamstring injury in Round 22.
It was arguably Tracey’s best patch of form during his four seasons at the Sharks, so it is no surprise to see other teams take notice.
Connor TraceySource: Getty Images
Tracey is understandably keen to find a club where he can start at fullback but that appears unlikely at Cronulla with Kennedy set to return next season.
Veteran journalist Brent Read says Tracey, who is under contract for 2024, has asked the Sharks for a release but the club is “digging the heels in”.
“He’s a guy that we’ve been following for a while.. there are some clubs circling him,” Read told Triple M.
“St. George Illawarra and Shane Flanagan is one of them and probably the big one. He’s (Tracey) now got permission to talk to rival clubs about 2025 as he has a year to go on his deal.
“He’s asked for a release a few times now from the Sharks but Cronulla are digging in their heels saying, ‘no you aren’t going to go, we are going to keep you next year’ but he’s now got permission to speak to rival clubs for 2025.
“I’d be stunned if he’s not at the Dragons.
“I think the other reason why Cronulla are reluctant to let him leave is because they have him in the right price. They aren’t paying him the earth. If he was to test the open market, he’d get a pretty healthy pay rise.”
The Hiroti re-signing might mean we have the space to let him go early. I think the club probably want to do the right thing by Connor, but only if we can get something in return. Would be nice if they had the next Jack Bird to send us or something.It’s typical Flanno to ask for us to chip in towards his wage - but there is no chance of that happening here .
I think we might stand firm for 2024 as suggested ..