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Roosters will sign him and claim that they are the reason he has succeeded when he plays for Aus. The NRL needs to reward clubs who produce juniors.
Roosters will sign him and claim that they are the reason he has succeeded when he plays for Aus. The NRL needs to reward clubs who produce juniors.
Except for that goal kick in the grand final last year lol.
I'd be disappointed to lose Jayden, I'm not entirely sure why we're using Kodi as a utility over him honestly, Jayden is clearly the better of the two brothers.
Hard to say just yet. Bennett did say he wants to give the young guys a go to see who can handle first grade. Jayden might still get a go this season as well.The fact that the club has chosen Kodi over Jayden, suggests not
The club hasn't chosen anything. Jayden was too young to be introduced in the NRL last season, or he would have been, which is the only reason Kodi got a leg up.The fact that the club has chosen Kodi over Jayden, suggests not
How do you know he's not the next Lockyer? Have you seen the kid play? He has star written all over him. He has massive ability already and stands up in big moments which is massive for a 18-19 year old kid!
He's past 18 now, so he's allowed to play.Just to be clear, I didn't mean "chosen" as in permanently
Just the fact that Kodi is playing before Jayden means it may not be as clear cut as some fans think
And is Jayden too young to play NRL this year? I honestly don't know
Plenty of times. I usually watch the 20's ahead of the main game. However I just think there's too much in front of him at the Broncs, barring injury, for him to get a decent crack at A grade at our club any time soon.
If he does and kills it, I'll eat humble pie but if he does it will only be his brother he displaces. Can you honestly see either of these guys pushing out Boyd, Kahu, Milford, Hunt or McCullough?
Because he will have to to get into the starting side within the next 3-4 years at least...
Hahaha, I was waiting so long for your reply! You didn't disappoint.I'm going to pretend this is just a media piece and there's no truth to it. Which is just as well, because if this happens I'll become more obnoxious than AP.
THE Broncos are facing a backline crisis — they have too much talent and it could cost them Dane Gagai and Jordan Kahu.
The Broncos already have six first-grade calibre outside backs signed for 2016 and signing Gagai and Kahu would make it eight genuine starters battling for five positions.
Eight outside backs, who all expect to start, is too many for one club.
Kahu is wanted at Red Hill but has received significant interest from other NRL clubs.
Jordan Kahu has received interest from rival NRL clubs.
Kahu told The Courier-Mail he was in no rush to make a decision on his future and would sort it later in the year.
Gagai is weighing up offers from Brisbane, St George Illawarra and the Gold Coast and will decide his future within a fortnight.
It is believed one deal on the table for Gagai is worth $600,000 a year.
Gagai’s club Newcastle have recently become favourites to re-sign the strike centre.
Brisbane’s plethora of outside backs means they cannot match the money being offered by other clubs.
Brisbane also could not guarantee Gagai a starting centre spot.
The Broncos have already signed outside backs Justin Hodges, Dale Copley, Jack Reed, Lachlan Maranta, Darius Boyd and Corey Oates for next year.
Brisbane are also poised to re-sign centre Tom Opacic, a 103kg 20-year-old who Wayne Bennett rates highly.
Just finding room for Kahu will be a stretch.
If Kahu and Gagai are signed, Reed, Maranta and Oates would be at risk of having to battle away in the Intrust Super Cup each week.
Kahu, nursing a hamstring injury, said he wanted his football to do the talking.
“If I am playing good footy mate, it (his future) will work itself out,” Kahu said.
“I am not thinking too far ahead of myself with that stuff.
Lachlan Maranta is signed with the Broncos for next year.
‘‘I just have to play the best I can during the next five or six months.
“I am only worried about performing well and doing my job.
“This is the best I have played in the NRL but it is not the best I can play.”
Winger Daniel Vidot is also off-contract but is trying to find another club before the June 30 cut-off.
It is unlikely the Broncos will re-sign Vidot.
Brisbane are entrenched in the top four, having won four of their opening five games but that has increased the interest in their roster after they lost to Souths in the season opener.
The only "Quality" outside backs we have are Boyd, Hodges, Copley, Kahu.. the rest are average first graders, we just need to re-sign Kahu, sign Gagai.. doesn't matter what happens to any of the others.