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Possibly but why would you shove him ahead of Robati who is looking a potential gun there and Riki or Piakura who is highly touted but hasn't yet had a run at it?
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Possibly but why would you shove him ahead of Robati who is looking a potential gun there and Riki or Piakura who is highly touted but hasn't yet had a run at it?
Already have Piakura, TC, Riki fighting it out for that edge spot so no real need to move bullemor there. Better off having bullemor coming off the bench as he covers the edge and middle. He's got good speed so I think it could work but to get the balance right in the team it doesn't atm
upthebroncs
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I was thinking we could turn Riki into a Tino type middle forward. Bullemor could come off the field to give Piakura time then Bullemor could come back on into the middle later in the game. TC I was thinking could be the other bench middle forward with Riki.
8. Haas
9.
10. Flegler
11. Capewell
12. Bullemor
13. Carrigan
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14.
15. Piakura
16. Robati
17. Riki
And when first 3 substitutes are made
8. Haas
9.
10. Riki
11. Capewell
12. Piakura
13. Robati
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14.
15. Bullemor
16. Carrigan
17. Flegler
Morepudding
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Surely the cowboys drop Dearden soon. He’s been garbage.
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have they got anyone to drop him for after releasing Clifford
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Carrigan isn't a lock, needs to be used as a prop.
8. Haas
9. Turpin
10. Carrigan
11. Capewell
12. TPJ/Riki
13. Hetherington
14.
15. Flegler
16. Bullemor
Prop rotation of Haas/Carrigan/Flegler/Bullermor is good. It allows Flegler and Bull to be use with more impact as Haas and Cardigan will both be able to do solid stints. Hetherington is a good style 13, and is our best option there unless we sign someone.
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Bellamy would never
I’d even let them have him for the rest of this year and pay full freight just to watch Bellamy’s head fucking explode when Milford slugs around on the field for a couple of weeks.
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Wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong.
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On milf, is he still training with us and going to games etc? Can’t recall seeing him in ages
Xzei
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think he was there against the sharks or the game before.
heartly87
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Want a good laugh go to the Cows forum, they are in the denial stages and making excuses "he is only 20". A few are saying he is garb but they are being told to leave the forum lol. TD needed more time in cup it's more obvious each week.
TC and piakura would be my options on the edge, haven't seen too much of Piakura but hes been highly regarded. I think he'll be slowly brought in starting off the bench but eventually I think would be a 80 minute player.
You don't want too many changes on the edge throughout the game if possible, messes with defensive structures more so than middle changes.
Flegler, riki and bullemor are more suited to the bench at this stage. RIKI has the potential to be that 'tino' type middle with bullemor id be keeping him as a middle. Then you've got Kobe who id be playing as lock and his got the versatility to play 9.
Carrigan and Haas you get big minutes out of so your bench players need to come on and provide impact.
Then you've got Kennedy and palasia who would also be pushing for spots and Willison who wouldn't be far off.
Then all depends what pangai is doing because that throws in more selection headaches (which is a kinda a good problem to have)
And then do you have a utility off the bench which is another headache.
But my locks would be:
8. Haas
9. Turpin
10 . Carrigan (TPJ if he stays)
11. Capewell
12. Robati
13. Hetherington (Carrigan if TPJ stays)
14. (Hetherington if TPJ stays)
15. Piakura (limited minutes to ease into first grade then swaps with robati eventually depending on development)
16.
17.
With Bullemor, Kennedy, Palasia, Riki, Willison, Flegler battling it out for the remaining bench spots.. Flegler basically locks one in because he's a 'origin player' now.
the bench utility would be a fight between paix, walters, Kelly, gamble or croft but with those players your limited too the positions they can play. Id much prefer a player that can come on and cover more than 2 positions but unfortunately we don't have that type of player atm.
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He was playing basketball with some of the guys out the back of Red Hill the other day, still wearing Bronx training gear...
The real question is though; did the point guard organise all the plays and feed Milford good ball so all he had to do was play his natural game?
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Reynolds says he failed to convince Su'a to follow him to Brisbane (phew), but remains optimistic about Gagai:
“He’s obviously a very good player at every level of the game, and he’d be a great asset to any team. I worked hard on Su’a following me to Brisbane but he was one that got away, but I’d love to have Dane up there. He’s a great friend of mine, a great teammate and our families get along well together.
“He’s played for them before and knows what it is all about. He’d be a bonus. He’ll never get beaten on attitude - he never takes a backward step and competes to the death.”
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“He’s obviously a very good player at every level of the game, and he’d be a great asset to any team. I worked hard on Su’a following me to Brisbane but he was one that got away, but I’d love to have Dane up there. He’s a great friend of mine, a great teammate and our families get along well together.
“He’s played for them before and knows what it is all about. He’d be a bonus. He’ll never get beaten on attitude - he never takes a backward step and competes to the death.”
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