Rally Towel
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Clearly Bennett is cutting Darius loose and Benji will play FB. It's written in the stars.
You do realise this exact thing happened with Copley last year right? He was signed with Broncos, went on the America trip the Broncos organised, and then went to roosters.
I would hate for them to trade out Glenn. He is a sensational player. Can play Second Row, Lock and in the Centres. Very very reliable player who was the Broncos Under 20s captain and has a lot of respect from the Broncos Players. I would be shocked if he was ever moved on. I still get the feeling that they may trade Hunt to para and have Nikorima in the squad this year. Who knows. I find it extremely unlikely that Benji would get a spot in the centres though. Kahu is very talented and should have the left centre spot, and with Mead, Pearson, Moga and Oates (if he is staying wing) surely 2 of those make up the wingers.
Alex Glenn has peaked. He'd be one of the first ones I let go if he was costing us too much.
Very one dimensional. The game has passed him by.
Glenn is criminally underrated. Consistently one of our better players over the course of a season.
always seen as excess baggage yet fills in when a second rower is out and no one blinks an eyelid. Not many teams could boast that off the bench at second row.
I am told the Roosters have upped the ante in talks with prop Dylan Napa in a desperate bid to keep him on their books.It's well known that Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett wants hitman Napa to return to Queensland - and the big red head isn't against the idea.
But the Chooks are still well in the hunt and don't write off Newcastle's chances.
The Knights have cash and are keen on Napa, who comes off contract after next season.
After signing Kalyn Ponga, Napa's arrival would be another massive boost for a club on the re-build.
Sydney Roosters prop Dylan Napa might want to start understanding how to play the game. And we're not talking about on the field.
Open to the notion of leaving the Roosters in 2018, Napa's management have fielded several inquiries from clubs, most notably from Brisbane and Newcastle.
However, the interest from the latter has been short-lived.
Why? Because unlike 18-year-old Kayln Ponga, who travelled down from Townsville, Napa couldn't be bothered driving two hours north to Newcastle for a meeting and tour of the club's facilities.
The Knights, who were preparing to make Napa a huge offer, have made an internal decision to sign only those player's willing to be part of the community.
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