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From the highlights package only I’m pretty impressed with Millers attacking game
 

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Round 4 vs Knights

1 Lachlan Miller
2 Jonaiah Lualua
3 Tyla Tamou
4 Jensen Taumoepeau
5 Kayal Iro
6 Angus Ernst
7 Rhys Davies
8 Thomas Hazelton
9 Zac Woolford
10 Kurt Dillon
11 Charbel Tasipale
12 Reubenn Rennie
13 Tyler Slade

Interchange

17 Franklin Pele
19 Addison Demetriou
21 Vincent Rennie
22 Dylan O'Connor
23 Caleb Uele

Obviously expect to see the likes of Metcalf, Hunt, Williams, and maybe Hiroti drop back into side too
 

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Yeah but just wondering why?
Because he is an impact forward and the other two are more of a worker.
Hunt and Williams might end up the starters anyway

Pele has a long way to go before he can try and do a Junior Paulo impression and be a huge impact forward as a starter with decent minutes.
 

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Rotation probably. It's more about the minutes than where they were on the game card imo.

Williams and Hunt over 50. Pele and Dillon ~40, Hazelton and Rennie ~30. Slade ~20.
Fits well for Pele to do Fifitas current role too, finish off first half strongly against tiring team, get a the breather and bring some size to pressure opposition to start the half. Maybe another little stint right at the end
 

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For anyone worried about Pele's development, here's the current Sharks forwards and their progression to first grade.

Of the other 13 players:
- Everyone except Fifita and Graham played at least one full season of Cup before making it to first grade
- Everyone except Nikora spent at least one season as a bench/depth player before becoming a starter
- Only Tolman and Fifita became regular NRL forwards at an age younger than what Pele will be at the end of this season
- Only Nikora became a starting forward at an age younger than Pele will be at the start of the 2023 season

Tolman (33)
- At 19, played a full season of Qld Cup, and 7 games off the bench for the Storm
- Spent the next two seasons as a bench forward
- Became a starting forward at 22 with Melbourne

Fifita (32)
- Played junior reps at the Tigers
- Became a bench forward at 20
- Spent 3 seasons split between starting and bench, at both the Tigers and Sharks
- Became a starting front rower at 23

Graham (31)
- Played junior footy in the halves, debuted and played 42 games with Penrith
- Signed with the Sharks at 20
- Spent one full season in the halves
- Spent the following 1 1/2 seasons coming off the bench or covering injuries
- Became a starting forward at 23

Finucane (30)
- Played junior reps with the Bulldogs
- At 20, spent a season splitting between NSW Cup and bench in the NRL
- Spent two more seasons as a bench player with the Bulldogs
- Became a starting player at 23 with Melbourne

McInnes (28)
- Played junior reps at Souths
- At 20, spent a season splitting between NSW Cup and bench in the NRL
- Spent two more seasons as a bench player with Souths
- Became a starting player at 23 with St. George

Uele (27)
- Played NYC with the Roosters
- At 22, played a full season of Qld Cup + 1 NRL game
- At 23, played a full season of NSW Cup + 1 NRL game
- Became a regular NRL player after turning 24

Rudolf (26)
- Played NYC with Souths
- At 21, played a full season of NSW Cup
- At 22, played a full season of Qld Cup
- Missed almost an entire season, returning for NSW Cup finals
- Became an NRL bench player at 24
- Became an NRL starter at 25

Hunt (26)
- Played NYC with the Bulldogs
- Played 4 full seasons of NSW Cup, with one NRL game for Canberra.
- Signed an NRL contract with the Sharks at 24
- Played parts of two season as a bench player
- Yet to establish himself as a full time NRL player

Williams (25)
- Played all junior reps with the Raiders
- At 20, played a full season of NYC
- At 21, played a full season of NYC + 4 NRL games
- Became a regular member of the NRL team at 22

Talakai (25 - almost)
- Played NYC with Souths
- Played 11 NRL games as a 19/20 year old and then was released
- At 22 played a full season of NSW Cup with Newtown
- Signed an NRL contract a few weeks before his 23rd birthday

Nikora (24)
- Played all junior reps with the Sharks
- Played a full season of NSW Cup at 20
- Became a starting player at 21

Wilton (22)
- Played all junior reps with the Sharks
- Played a full season of NSW Cup at 19
- Debuted and played 5 games as a 20 year-old
- Became a regular squad/depth player at 21
- Became a top 19 player at 22

Pele (21 - doesn't turn 22 until after the season finishes)
- Played all junior reps with the Sharks
- NRL debut at 20
- Lost most of 19yo and 20yo seasons due to Covid cancellations and injuries
- Just started his first full season in NSW Cup
 
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Probably stating the obvious but Pele's development has imo been held back due to Covid, he's obviously not alone across the game and at the Sharks but he's potentially missed nearly 2 full seasons of NSW cup due to Covid.

Also if he didn't injure his foot last year might have snagged a few more games in first grade too.

He's pretty far down the pecking order this year, and even next but depends who we keep this year. Assuming we keep one of Uele and Hunt.
 

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Only just realised that the Jets are live on Kayo at the moment. Only 25min to go.
 
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