2017 Line-up

[Horseheadsup]

Thaiday, hands down.

 

[Nashy]

Quite easy, it's average at best.

Give me a marinated chook any day of the week..

 

[Kimlo]

Marinated Chicken any day...

 

[Nashy]

Marinated Chicken any day...

Your opinion doesn't even come close to being counted in a debate involving a delicious bit of pig. Heathen!

 

[Super Freak]

Ham tastes too salty.

 

[Nashy]

Ham tastes too salty.

I think it's time for you to leave.

 

[Porthoz]

I think it's time for you to leave.

Preferably don't drive though... :thefinger:

 

[_wwong]

Thaiday, hands down.

Thaiday would eat your glazed ham and then cook his own roast turkey which he will also eat with cranberry sauce.

 

[Horseheadsup]

Thaiday would eat your glazed ham and then cook his own roast turkey which he will also eat with cranberry sauce.

Crackling, apple sauce and the apple from it's mouth. That guys going to blow up when he retires unless he keeps fit.

 

[_wwong]

Crackling, apple sauce and the apple from it's mouth. That guys going to blow up when he retires unless he keeps fit.

Let's face it, he's going to let himself go..

 

[Horseheadsup]

Let's face it, he's going to let himself go..

We could hire him out as a Good Year blimp. With Broncos logo, naturally.

 

[Sirlee oldman]

It's interesting that Ese'ese thinks Arrow might get the lock spot.

 

[Nashy]

It's interesting that Ese'ese thinks Arrow might get the lock spot.

I wonder if those sorts of thoughts are planted by Bennett.

 

[Sirlee oldman]

You would think he has seen or heard something. He seems resigned to chasing the bench prop spot.

 

[Unbreakable]

No Cookies | The Courier Mail

BENJI Marshall is set for a chilly unveiling in Broncos colours after utility Kodi Nikorima was ruled out of Brisbane’s trip to England.

Nikorima will not make the trip overseas for the World Club Series in February as he continues his recovery from a shoulder reconstruction.

The livewire utility is not expected to miss much, if any, of the NRL season, but his unavailability during the pre-season trials has opened the door for Marshall to snare Brisbane’s No. 14 jersey.

Coach Wayne Bennett is still undecided about what role Marshall will play for the Broncos next season.

He will not unseat Ben Hunt or Anthony Milford in the halves, meaning his best opportunity at a regular first-grade berth could be from the bench.

Marshall could make an appearance at the Auckland Nines in early February, possibly alongside fellow 2005 Wests Tigers premiership winner Scott Prince.

But his first appearance in a fully fledged game may be against Super League runner’s up Warrington Wolves on February 18.

Marshall, 31, has impressed Broncos staff during the opening weeks of pre-season training while Bennett ran his eye over the ex-Dragons halfback for the first time this week.

One player itching to run out alongside his childhood hero is young forward Jai Arrow.

Arrow, 21, came through the same Gold Coast league nursery, Keebra Park, as Marshall, albeit 10 years later.

“He was one of the best in the game when I was at Keebra,” Arrow said.

“He was actually one of my idols growing up so it’s pretty special having him here.

“Our coach Greg Lenton spoke about him a lot and how his work ethic was good. He always did the right thing and made himself the best he could.

“(We were told) if you stick your head down and get the work done it could all happen for you, just like it was happening for Benji.

“He was a great player. He had the fancy step. Kids look up to that when they’re growing up and notice it.”

It would be a must-watch event if the retired Prince and Marshall paired up again in Auckland, 12 years after their grand final heroics.

But Bennett could also look to take the pressure off Marshall by resting him from the fast-paced format of the game where he would be under pressure to perform.

Nikorima will be joined on the sidelines for the start of the season by impressive centre Tom Opacic, who underwent two shoulder operations during the off-season.

Opacic is expected to miss the opening month of the NRL season, but the rest of the Broncos squad is tracking well.

 

[Unbreakable]

It's hilarious / amazing that our starting halves combination for the Auckland Nines could be Benji Marshall & Scott Prince.

 

[Super Freak]

Is it me, or has Glenn bulked up a bit more?

 

[Super Freak]

Also, I don't think there are any concerns about Milford coming back to training a tad overweight.

He looks to be in good shape.

And Oates seems to be working on catching bombs.