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Tesi would be available from June 30 onwards though, which under this season will be about round 7-8Problem is it takes the last spot in your 30 and it then can't be Tesi promoted to Perese's spot.
Tesi would be available from June 30 onwards though, which under this season will be about round 7-8Problem is it takes the last spot in your 30 and it then can't be Tesi promoted to Perese's spot.
Tesi would be available from June 30 onwards though, which under this season will be about round 7-8
The fact the Glenn offers the same service as McCullough sadly and Glenn or Teo can play centre if required i a backline reshuffle says there us no reason it couldn't.
Having 2-3 backrowers who are all capable of playing centre may change that thoughThere is a big reason, Seibold picks the team and he likes to carry a genuine outside back on the bench...
Did you actually read or listen to what Ikin said? He didn't cry or whinge about anything just couldn't believe that the Titans wouldn't see more value in Te'o than Brisbane.
“If I was a club CEO looking for a back-rower with a bit of punch and a lot of experience he would certainly fit the bill,” Ikin said.
“For mine that club and that CEO should be the one about an hour south of Brisbane at the Gold Coast Titans.
“They need all the experience and professionalism they can get at the moment. They need some bolstering of their pack.
“Ryan James went down at the start of the year. I know Anthony Seibold has flagged his interest, but if I was Justin Holbrook I would be having a good long hard look at Ben Te’o."
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Not sure how true it is, but i saw a figure of 400k touted for Teo's signing. That would be as stupid a piece of business as we have ever done.
I dont think we really need him. I loved him when he was here all those years ago, but i'm not convinced right now he would be a good signing unless it was for minimal money, which wont happen.
i read the article ... what they were saying is that Te'o would need to sacrafice 400k if he was to come back to the Broncos ... which would put his contract with us at minimum wage.
apparently he is on a 500k contract with the Sunwolves which ends in May.
the article also said that at this stage the club hasn't had talks with Te'o or his manager.
Having 2-3 backrowers who are all capable of playing centre may change that though
Agree, may as well use Glenn if we wanted a 2nd rower at centre.I’m not sure Te’o has centre in him anymore anyway. He’s a second rower with his older and less agile body.
Agree, may as well use Glenn if we wanted a 2nd rower at centre.
Te'o would play off the bench in the forwards imo, just go on and hurt ***** for 20 odd mins a game.
It's of course entirely possible you wont be allowed to use development players, but that notion is not giving any consideration to the possibility that the 30 man roster limit might also be set aside this year to allow for players who cannot or will not be prepared to play in isolation or away from home for extended periods, which I think is almost certainly going to happen at not just our club but probably several clubs, and the NRL is definitely going to have to give some ground on this front. Seems to me that would be the perfect instance to allow clubs to use development contract players really.You don't know that if the season format changes- June 30 might have no relevance anymore. Also he is not contracted next year so if another club comes along and says you're in our top 30 while Brisbane have you as a development player things start to not look so attractive at Brisbane maybe.
In a short season I would say you wouldn't be allowed to use development players.
Contracts are on hold now so you can't register players anyway but have to get that balance right and use that last spot wisely because if you make a call for now it could bite you next year when things go back to normal.