There's no problem with signing him if he is the best available but at this stage I'm not going to get excited about it.
would be a great addition. I’f this happens we would be swapping a back up player for a starting winger , and probably saving some cap space as well...and a great metre eater at that.
He's a bit of a turtle these days, the storm would never sign someone like him.
You’ll see mate and I’m sure you’ll end up changing your mind!
Josh actually was born in Canterbury & played his first junior RL with Kingsgrove--he was cut by the Dogs SG Ball & then trialled for the Nth Sydney Bears--he then ended up playing NYC for Sths--Sths should have kept him on back then as he was the NYC winger of the year !!! He has played for Aust !!
.Nofalouma can consider himself unlucky to be overlooked for Blues selection after a stellar year in which he scored 17 tries (equal third in the NRL), 17 line breaks (equal seventh), 118 tackle breaks (third in NRL) and 3,576 running metres (ninth).
Now there is a player that is well worth signing, would be for 2022 I assume mace?From a Sydney morning Herald article
www.news.com.au
looks like a behind the scenes deal may have been in the works for a player swap with the Tigpies .
So who is the player we're supposed to be swapping with the Tigers. Hopefully, it's Burns. I hope the story about Mansour is not true, that is taking 2 or 3 steps backwards IMO.
This is where the Roosters have it all over us, recruitment. Currently, they have 3 elite players in their backline with Tedesco, Tupu and Manu. Previously 4 with Lattrell, they lose him and go after the Morris twins who were in the quality class when they were signed. We currently have one elite player and one quality in LM and Gagai but we instead then go after scraps like Moga and now Mansour.sorry
Moga, Burns and Milne will be lucky to play 10 games between them. They’re extremely injury prone.
Roberts, Goodwin and Allan out for Moga and Milne makes zero sense to me.
I have hopes for Moga, too early to write him off Port.
