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Message: [QUOTE="Fitzy, post: 3682548, member: 9881"] I’m not that keen on Shibasaki if I’m being honest probably the worst to have given an opportunity to. For mine Powell is far and away the most likely to be of use to us. Seems a weird one to be let go of Melbournes system he seemed only a year or two away from really clicking into a player of value. I think he is one we should grab a hold of personally. Different body type to what we have in abundance of in the middle forwards. Vaihu is an ex Aus schoolboy union player who really only just started getting his opportunity at super level when the Rebels went under. Was playing super week in week out he has more talent and ability than most guys running around in league deals. No prior league experience until the back end with souths I don’t believe so he is quite raw. His talent is more than you’d think. I think it’s not a bad change for him tbh and I think he can be a winger/centre you can rely upon that can make metres and have good finishing ability, etc. Philitoga I haven’t watched but he has 12 in 10 this year and makes metres. At 23 that’s someone you can invest a train and trial into. But at the end of the day why is somebody that’s doing those things not getting more of an opportunity? Usually comes down to the fact they love a good error. The opportunity is unreal here though. Callum Eggerling. He works well with Mozer, he is someone I can definitely see in the NRL with that lock/hooker versatility. Has a good attitude, super fit. I think he is more likely to provide us value at lock with Mozer, Walters, Paix, Smoothy and Bukowski all in our system but still I think it’s a decent T&T to give out. Latrell has heaps of talent don’t get me wrong but the question has to be asked why has it never stuck anywhere with that talent. It comes down to attitude and professionalism for mine. Does he have it to make the jump up? Big questions on him for mine but losing Sailor and now to an extent Mam not a bad guy to just see what he’s got. [/QUOTE]

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