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Message: [QUOTE="Morkel, post: 3033517, member: 8215"] Ponga is quietly unhappy playing with a team that is perennially struggling, and is looking forward to playing for a team that is just newly struggling. "I'm definitely looking forward to adding to the Broncos' skillset. Pearcey here has a massive right foot step that he always uses near the opposition line, and it's pathetically ineffective. If I can pass on plays like that to their rookie half, it'd make losing games that much simpler". Ponga has also gained experience in how to best mismanage a balanced team under the salary cap, witnessing the Knights spend overs to recruit opposition teams' surplus players. "For sure, mate. Watching their books get clogged up with shithouse players like Ese'ese, Glasby, Pearce, Mann & Buhrer, it's a real lesson on how to fill that cap up real fast. We were all laughing the other day on how there was a time we were spending nearly 2 million a year on those Mata'utia brothers, man, where did that money go?". Fitting such players in to a Brisbane roster that is only new to cap mismanagement is going to be a tricky task, but with such a high turnover of coaches these days, it is getting easier to find disenfranchised players who are out for big contracts, way beyond their skillset. One such player Brisbane are eyeing off is Eels bed-shitter Mitchell Moses. Moses has a fantastic no-look cutout pass that has been hugely successful in going over the sidelines or being ripe for opposition players to intercept, but with approximately one in twenty hitting the mark, has managed to make enough highlight reels to keep desperate clubs interested. Brisbane are keeping an eye on him, and sources close to the club have intimated that his high-risk, low-reward, low-IQ plays are the sort of thing a $1.5 million a year player must attempt on a regular basis to revolutionise a salary-cap clusterfuck. [/QUOTE]

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