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Message: [QUOTE="heartly87, post: 3129842, member: 8651"] When we became nothing but a development house for the NRL. Our focus has gone from demanding perfection and winning comps, to don't let that guy go at all costs. The club has ended up putting a high commodity on building young talent and are now desperate to retain the investment. You can't blame them, but no club has succeeded with this model. The young tigers are a recent example. You end up letting other talent on the market go without a play in a vain attempt to hold onto a dream. The reality is you need to bring other people in. You need different voices, opinions and experiences. Also it counter acts the entitlement factor. Just because your a Broncos jr does not mean your going to be a Broncos NRL player. You look at the Rooster, Storm and Eels at this point right now and you see teams that have been purchased for success. There is developed talent sure, but there is also talent sourced from a lot of other clubs. That young tigers team being one of them. The Broncos need to go back to a time when they let people go instead of paying overs. The Roosters let Mitchell go, just like we let Hodges go. Newsflash Hodgo came back and we won a comp a few years down the line. This is exactly what we should be doing now. Build a strong club, allow the talent to get experience at other clubs and maybe someday we can bring them back into the fold if they want to come home. [/QUOTE]

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