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Lockysillegitimatechild
State of Origin Rep
- Apr 10, 2015
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Mark Geyer is not the smartest analyst but he is spot on with his emphasis on the spine. We have made the mistake of having the largest portion of our cap on the forward pack.Wendell Sailor:
“Macca will be at the Dragons. Anthony Griffin and him have a bit of a bond there. I’m happy for Macca to be at the Dragons for two years. But if they’ve offered three years to a 31-year-old whose done his ACL… I think it’s a bad business decision.”
Mark Geyer:
“Hook wants to surround himself with some familiarity and that is McCullough obviously. The Dragons need a really good start to the season. They’ve been the losers this off-season the Dragons because of the negativity that is surrounding them. They need something to go their way. If McCullough is that man and Griffin is familiar and comfortable with then so be it. I’m not scared of that. It’s not a scary spine when you consider the Storm’s, Penrith’s, South Sydney’s. That’s the buzz word these days – the spine. If you have a good spine, you’re going to win 75 per cent of your games."
McHunt
If I could model a new teams cap spending I'd be spending 4 mill on 5-6 spine players with a couple of good, upcoming juniors. Then I'd focus on mistake-free workers in defence and attack in the pack and the backline. Then I'd spend 2 mill with 2-4 explosive players who can break tackles and break a game open from nothing a couple times a year. Everyone would be a talker in defence and prioritise defence. This is what a champion team looks like in the salary cap*** era
*** = salary cap dependent upon medical retirements and NRL favourites
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