He plays like a dominant 7 nowadays (started through the backhalf of his NRL career), but then he also plays on the left.
Milf the hog:
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He plays like a dominant 7 nowadays (started through the backhalf of his NRL career), but then he also plays on the left.
In my opinion Coby failed the test, he proved to be exactly the type of player we have been bringing through for the last few decades. The entitled young guy who believes they should just be the next cab of the rank, the next big thing. He may prove himself elsewhere but right now he is a an unproven player who wasn't prepared to get in the fight for a position.
Tend to agree with this. I hate it because I liked the lad and was hoping he could be the next big thing for us. I love when we sign a kid at 14 and he ends up a star at our club.In my opinion Coby failed the test, he proved to be exactly the type of player we have been bringing through for the last few decades. The entitled young guy who believes they should just be the next cab of the rank, the next big thing. He may prove himself elsewhere but right now he is a an unproven player who wasn't prepared to get in the fight for a position.
Hunt too.Walshy returned
Isn't he the one that has been flogging all his clients off to R360?
“I won’t be having anything to do with R360 moving forward,” he told Code Sports.
“I’m absolutely respectful of the NRL’s position.
“There is a 10-year ban in place for agents who take players to R360 and I don’t want to do the wrong thing and cop a 10-year ban.
“I am not hiding the fact I had some discussions with R360 on behalf of my clients, but I was merely doing my job at the time.
“If those rules have changed, then I will play by the NRL’s rules.”
“I am still managing Zac and ‘Paps’ when it comes to NRL matters, but if they are doing anything with R360, my suggestion was that they get legal advice,” he said.
“Those players are aware of how I feel.
“If they want to pursue R360, I’ve advised them to get a lawyer who can represent them in that space.
“I’m helping them with other rugby competitions around the world.
“We’ll look at Europe and Japan and other options – except R360 – and go from there.”
we'll miss u and ur trenchant insights, hashiei wont be here to accept it tho
Yeah and I have know doubt the club would have wanted him to stay. But unlike previous years we have a coach who is willing to say "your not ready, yet".Tend to agree with this. I hate it because I liked the lad and was hoping he could be the next big thing for us. I love when we sign a kid at 14 and he ends up a star at our club.
Looks like something beyond the NRL is likely at play here. Zac walked out from a club and Paps was going to a USA pub Rugby comp to prep until he found out he would be on a base contract of about 60k max living in the states.“I won’t be having anything to do with R360 moving forward,” he told Code Sports.
“I’m absolutely respectful of the NRL’s position.
“There is a 10-year ban in place for agents who take players to R360 and I don’t want to do the wrong thing and cop a 10-year ban.
“I am not hiding the fact I had some discussions with R360 on behalf of my clients, but I was merely doing my job at the time.
“If those rules have changed, then I will play by the NRL’s rules.”
“I am still managing Zac and ‘Paps’ when it comes to NRL matters, but if they are doing anything with R360, my suggestion was that they get legal advice,” he said.
“Those players are aware of how I feel.
“If they want to pursue R360, I’ve advised them to get a lawyer who can represent them in that space.
“I’m helping them with other rugby competitions around the world.
“We’ll look at Europe and Japan and other options – except R360 – and go from there.”
Yeah and I have know doubt the club would have wanted him to stay. But unlike previous years we have a coach who is willing to say "your not ready, yet".
We all know Tom Dearden is a quality player, some may admit we would love to see him in Broncos gear again. But we also know when he was allowed or forced to step up, he wasn't ready and it almost destroyed his career. If he was any lesser in mental fortitude it would have.
The evidence was there with club decisions that Coby was still in the clubs plans but needed more time or a kick up arse. The Duffy and Pezet signings, both 22 and more game ready showed the clubs intent. He just needed to trust the club was doing right by him and take on the challenge Madge presented. But he made his call, showed his cards and I am glad he did. He is not the guy you want making that debut, he wasn't prepared to work for it.
The only thing I disagree with is "But unlike previous years we have a coach who is willing to say "your not ready, yet"."
This is exactly what Kevvie said to Walsh. Yet it seems very popular around here to hang shit on Kevvie for doing so.
Problem is Kev said it to a once in a generation player that everyone knew was ready yesterday and our fullback had just retired leaving a spot wide open. He then very consistently picked Cobbo who was far less ready for the rigours of first grade then Walsh was.The only thing I disagree with is "But unlike previous years we have a coach who is willing to say "your not ready, yet"."
This is exactly what Kevvie said to Walsh. Yet it seems very popular around here to hang shit on Kevvie for doing so.
Problem is Kev said it to a once in a generation player that everyone knew was ready yesterday and our fullback had just retired leaving a spot wide open. He then very consistently picked Cobbo who was far less ready for the rigours of first grade then Walsh was.
I think he dropped back to reserve grade as well.Didn't the Warriors bounce Walsh around between 1, 6 and 14? Does that imply he was ready or not quite? I'm not sure but an interesting discussion point.