Sharkfox
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Both parties must agree, club doesnt have to agreeMutual
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Both parties must agree, club doesnt have to agreeMutual
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"held in common by two or more parties"
where have all the good 28 year old middles that were once 24 year old average middles gone ?Yeah, but now that Payne Haas exists we widely accept that most middles suck if they are not as good as Haas by their 24th birthday.
I'll take "song lyrics rejected by Peter Paul and Mary" for $200 Alex.where have all the good 28 year old middles that were once 24 year old average middles gone ?
Sometimes, this works on a variety of stipulations.Both parties must agree, club doesnt have to agree
Of course not, we just adjust expectations. If he's up for renewal and hasn't improved, you don't resign him or keep him on a lower contract as depth. Right now, in a fully fit side, is he likely 17th picked? I don't think he's terrible for that position, although at this stage I'd be equally happy with someone on a rookie contract filling that role.So do we wait 4 yrs waiting/hoping for him to blossom at 28, and when can we move him on if he's underperforming or not elevating.
When our forwards are all fit, hope Hazelton isnt dropped for KaufusiSometimes, this works on a variety of stipulations.
Both agree = Standard price
The club agrees but the player doesn't = higher price
The player agrees but the club doesn't + lower price
Of course not, we just adjust expectations. If he's up for renewal and hasn't improved, you don't resign him or keep him on a lower contract as depth. Right now, in a fully fit side, is he likely 17th picked? I don't think he's terrible for that position, although at this stage I'd be equally happy with someone on a rookie contract filling that role.
I think the best change will be luck with injuries. I think if we had a fully fit pack all year we would be having a very different conversation about all the above players.When our forwards are all fit, hope Hazelton isnt dropped for Kaufusi.
I'm all for keeping the playing group together, but need to make some changes with our forward pack, with 1 or 2 additions. Next year are we extending Hamlin-Uele, Williams, Rudolf and Calquhoun or let one of them go. Would rather sign these guys, have Calquhoun fill the depth role and let go of Kaufusi if he's underperforming. Go to market and add an impact player for 2025
You can move him on when he's off contract... or beforehand if someone else wants to take him on.So do we wait 4 yrs waiting/hoping for him to blossom at 28, and when can we move him on if he's underperforming or not elevating.
The get rid of argument is a funny one. There's no more certainty around any other player you'd be bringing in at around the same price.You can move him on when he's off contract... or beforehand if someone else wants to take him on.
As @Proud Shark said, mutual option doesn't mean "they have to agree". It means they each have an option and depending on who activates (club, player or both) the outcome may vary in terms of money or extra years. E.g. players in the past have had MO's where if both club activates, the PO stays in place for the following year.
Kaufusi's not setting the world on fire, but assuming his contract is affordable a 24yo prop with 90 games of NRL experience is a decent each way bet. If he pans out - great. If he doesn't, you haven't broken the bank on him and he can play out his contract as a depth forward. No harm done. I don't see why "get rid of him" has to be an option. Just keep him as one of your 30 players, and if/when someone else leapfrogs him in the pecking order just play him less or send him to Newtown.
You can move him on when he's off contract... or beforehand if someone else wants to take him on.
As @Proud Shark said, mutual option doesn't mean "they have to agree". It means they each have an option and depending on who activates (club, player or both) the outcome may vary in terms of money or extra years. E.g. players in the past have had MO's where if both club activates, the PO stays in place for the following year.
Kaufusi's not setting the world on fire, but assuming his contract is affordable a 24yo prop with 90 games of NRL experience is a decent each way bet. If he pans out - great. If he doesn't, you haven't broken the bank on him and he can play out his contract as a depth forward. No harm done. I don't see why "get rid of him" has to be an option. Just keep him as one of your 30 players, and if/when someone else leapfrogs him in the pecking order just play him less or send him to Newtown.
Yeah agreed - I think the problem is expectations rather than the player.I swear people were expecting this guy to be Fifita reborn.
Not really expecting that from what we saw while he was at eels. For his size, capabilities and top grade experience, he should be playing with more intensity and bring some impact. He got the opportunity to be always in the 17 and also be a starter, needs to make use or make way for someone thats hungryI swear people were expecting this guy to be Fifita reborn.