Corey Parker:
“Reece Walsh is obviously a fullback at the moment, he’s got electric footwork. But I also think that Selwyn Cobbo, whilst being a different style fullback, can be very, very dangerous. There's the argument that he could go No. 6. But in my opinion Ezra Mam has a hold on that six jersey for a long period of time. That probably leaves Selwyn stuck out on the wing. If they’re happy with that and he’s happy with that, they'll probably move forward in that regard."
“But I don’t know how much Reece was signed for but they laid out a fair investment in Selwyn and if that’s the case, it’s a pretty fair investment to pay for a winger. It’s not a bad headache to have, but I’ve got no doubt Selwyn will end up in that fullback role at some point in time moving forward. I think that’s by far his best position.”
"I don’t think think Cobbo should play a Greg Inglis-style role in the centres, no. Just based on his want to look for the collision and work hard, he’s got all that attributes, not too dissimilar to Joseph Sua’ali’i. He’s got wonderful skill but also great work ethic to run the ball. And if he went to centre, it kind of takes away from that. He won’t get that play back run from the kick return and the like. In the same breath, they’ve got Kotoni Staggs and Herbie Farnworth, who are two very good centres anyway.”
“There’s no doubt the Broncos have exceeded expectations from most this year. They’re in seventh spot now. They’ve got the Storm, which will be a real litmus test moving forward. They’ll need to be a lot better if they want to go further in the competition this year. That’s if they do make the top eight now. I say ‘if” because there’s still a slight possibility they won’t make it. I think they will, but they need to start with a much better performance against the Melbourne Storm. Melbourne has a style of football that has proved can beat Brisbane. It’s a real big game for Brisbane and they should be approaching it like a semi-final.”