P
pagey
State of Origin Rep
- Aug 19, 2013
- 7,444
- 5,975
Big 18yr old front rower. Very very very good!!!
What's your thoughts on both these guys. Any reason why we didn't keep either?
Big 18yr old front rower. Very very very good!!!
What's your thoughts on both these guys. Any reason why we didn't keep either?
I actually didnt think allen had developed during the 20's and was never a big wrap but this year in cup i was impressed with how he was going. Goes to show how shit 20's really was for player development.
With blacker i honestly think he could be anything. The kid is big, good leg speed and an engine. Doesnt have the fancy footwork of a pangai but not many do.he doesnt need it though as he will just trample blokes and develop an off load over time. Give him 2 to 3years.
Inglis verbally agreed to come here as well, get him to bloody sign the contract!
Verbal contracts aren't worth the paper they're written on.Haas has already verbally agreed to a extension until atleast 2022
Verbal contracts aren't worth the paper they're written on.
Cheers for the insight mate. Was hoping to hang on to allan, looked a very strong runner and nice hands . Can't keep them all i guess
Yep thats true, its all about roster management. Although he plays fullback i think he could have been a really good wing option.
I think he'd attract decent coin at any club doing exactly what he has been doing. I hope he stays and he is paid a princely sum."It appears Corey Oates’ dream of moving to the back-row is on the backburner with the 23-year-old set to start contract talks with Brisbane.
While Oates has made no secret of his desire to return to an edge, the Broncos believe he’s best suited to the flank.
Now it appears the former Queensland Origin winger has accepted his fate.
While it was reported earlier this year that South Sydney and Melbourne expressed interest in Oates, Market Watch understands clubs are reluctant to make a big money bid for Oates as a backrower."
Marketwatch from Fox Sports.
***
"It appears Corey Oates’ dream of moving to the back-row is on the backburner with the 23-year-old set to start contract talks with Brisbane.
While Oates has made no secret of his desire to return to an edge, the Broncos believe he’s best suited to the flank.
Now it appears the former Queensland Origin winger has accepted his fate.
While it was reported earlier this year that South Sydney and Melbourne expressed interest in Oates, Market Watch understands clubs are reluctant to make a big money bid for Oates as a backrower."
Marketwatch from Fox Sports.
***
He surely must know that whatever promises he receives, he will still end up on the wing.
He wouldn't at Melbourne
And Beale, and Kemp....etc etcShow him Hoffman and Jnik. Not every club is honest or good to their players, at least he knows the Broncos will take care of him and not give him fake promises.
Absolutely. I believe he could be great for us in the back row, but his contributions on the wing are so valuable to us.I think he'd attract decent coin at any club doing exactly what he has been doing. I hope he stays and he is paid a princely sum.