Is a vote of no confidence on the cards
This is becoming completely unacceptable from a governing body
Fully expected with a spiv like PV at the healm.Is a vote of no confidence on the cards
This is becoming completely unacceptable from a governing body
Thankyou.collective bargaining agreement
I dont think there is provision for that. Just a stalemate and previous agreement expired Nov 1. I dont think MOA will carry them through unless all 16 clubs sign off alongside NRLPA and ARLC.Is a vote of no confidence on the cards
This is becoming completely unacceptable from a governing body
Outside backs get injured the most .I really dont understand this signing, centre is one position we have plenty of coverage for:
-herbie
-staggs
-cobbo
-arthars
-Mariner
-quai-ward
Outside backs get injured the most .
They are running faster and at more angles . Impacts are greater and come from different angles to middle players .
So you need back ups and up and comers to replace the back ups eventually .
Herbie , Kptoni 1st string .
Cobbo , Arthars 2nd string
Quai Ward , Mariner ,up and coming .
You are over looking Hoeter and Niu who have both also played centre .
Hoeter and Niu would be state cup standard in the centres.
For Tesi, if he wants an NRL spot he needs to work on his fitness I would suggest, fullback is a physically taxing role and I think he was found wanting last season with a few non-efforts. In attack, he looks as good as anyone but it's not the NFL, you can't sub him on when we have the ball.
I think you can safely ignore anything written in the press (the Mole) during those two days and take Simon Scanlan's word on the NRL & RLPA backing the club:anyone got any updates with whats going on with Karl Oloapu?
Hold the presses: looks like Tesi might join the Dolphins, after all.
Travis Meyn:
"The Dolphins are on the verge of snaring Broncos flyer Tesi Niu. Niu is expected to be formally released by the Broncos in the coming week to ink a multi-year contract with the Dolphins. While Niu’s move is yet to be finalised due to a change of management, salary cap delays and the Christmas break, his shift is a fait accompli barring any last-minute hiccups."
The Dolphins CEO Terry Reader:
"We’ve still got some space on the cap left and spots to fill before March. There are still some thrills and spills to come in the player market. People have been waiting to see what happens with the salary cap and that’s sort of complete now. Tesi was given permission to talk to other clubs so we’ll see what happens. We’ve still got spots to fill and there’s quality players out there. There’s a lot of time before we run out on that field in March and plenty to happen in the player market. History says January is the biggest month for player movement and I’m sure this year will be no different.”