OFFICIAL Roster Tracker for 2022 and beyond

theshed · Aug 20, 2021

Foordy said:
this is what i'd like to see:

8. Carrigan
10. Haas
11. Capewell
12. Riki
13. Hethrington

14. Utility
15. Flegler
16. Robati
17. Experienced prop recruit (Napa/James?)

Spooky how similar this is to the edit I was doing before you posted

Sproj · Aug 20, 2021

Foordy said:
this is what i'd like to see:

8. Carrigan
10. Haas
11. Capewell
12. Riki
13. Hethrington

14. Utility
15. Flegler
16. Robati
17. Experienced prop recruit (Napa/James?)

I think this is pretty close to being it but I wouldn't be surprised if two things happen, number 1 being far more likely:

1. Flegler starts with Carrigan off the bench given Patty is coming back from a long term injury
2. Carrigan starts at 13 and reverts back to being a lock.

GCBRONCO · Aug 20, 2021

Talented prop Logan Bayliss has signed a two-year contract with the Brisbane Broncos.

The 21-year-old Queenslander has trained with the Broncos NRL squad during the 2020 season through the Club’s Affiliate relationship with Souths Logan Magpies, impressing with his commitment and skill. He has signed with the Broncos for the 2022 and 2023 seasons.

Bayliss Signs With Broncos For Two Years

Talented prop Logan Bayliss has signed a two-year contract with the Brisbane Broncos.

www.broncos.com.au

theshed · Aug 20, 2021

GCBRONCO said:
Talented prop Logan Bayliss has signed a two-year contract with the Brisbane Broncos.
The 21-year-old Queenslander has trained with the Broncos NRL squad during the 2020 season through the Club’s Affiliate relationship with Souths Logan Magpies, impressing with his commitment and skill. He has signed with the Broncos for the 2022 and 2023 seasons.

Bayliss Signs With Broncos For Two Years

Talented prop Logan Bayliss has signed a two-year contract with the Brisbane Broncos.

www.broncos.com.au

Hope he’s better than Bullemor

The Strapper · Aug 20, 2021

GCBRONCO said:
Talented prop Logan Bayliss has signed a two-year contract with the Brisbane Broncos.
The 21-year-old Queenslander has trained with the Broncos NRL squad during the 2020 season through the Club’s Affiliate relationship with Souths Logan Magpies, impressing with his commitment and skill. He has signed with the Broncos for the 2022 and 2023 seasons.

Bayliss Signs With Broncos For Two Years

Talented prop Logan Bayliss has signed a two-year contract with the Brisbane Broncos.

www.broncos.com.au

How much would he be on?

GCBRONCO · Aug 20, 2021

The Strapper said:
How much would he be on?

I would imagine on par with a minimum contract for top 30.

The Strapper · Aug 20, 2021

GCBRONCO said:
I would imagine on par with a minimum contract for top 30.

In that case would be alright as not much risk to us.

GCBRONCO · Aug 20, 2021

The Strapper said:
In that case would be alright as not much risk to us.

Yeah I imagine this would be a foot through the door kind of contract, basic deal both sides benefit from and one for him to get a chance to train with the team, get the odd game here and there and if impresses may lead to more opportunities.

NSW stables · Aug 20, 2021

Reynolds just kicked one of the best 40-20s i have seen. Kicking to the non-preferred touch line for a right footer and landed in a 3m gap between the winger and fullback before finding the side line.

Souths scored a couple plays later. I am Really looking forward to having a top shelf, strategic kicker.

Mustafur · Aug 21, 2021

NSW stables said:
Reynolds just kicked one of the best 40-20s i have seen. Kicking to the non-preferred touch line for a right footer and landed in a 3m gap between the winger and fullback before finding the side line.

Souths scored a couple plays later. I am Really looking forward to having a top shelf, strategic kicker.

It was insane, given our situation definitely a signing that can turn things around.

Emanon · Aug 21, 2021

We are looking improved for next year for sure. But we need to think a bit more like the Broncos of old, with a modern flair to make sure we don't claim the spoon again.

I'm still surprised though that NRL clubs don't develop with an eye on international rep level at all. Especially from a system point of view.

It would be probably one of the fastest ways to fix a busted squad if you had the U18 PNG or Fijian 3/4 line or even an entire edge all coming through developing and playing together for example.

Cult · Aug 21, 2021

Emanon said:
We are looking improved for next year for sure. But we need to think a bit more like the Broncos of old, with a modern flair to make sure we don't claim the spoon again.

I'm still surprised though that NRL clubs don't develop with an eye on international rep level at all. Especially from a system point of view.

It would be probably one of the fastest ways to fix a busted squad if you had the U18 PNG or Fijian 3/4 line or even an entire edge all coming through developing and playing together for example.

I feel like you're attempting to say a lot without actually explaining anything. Why would having the under 18 PNG back line be any better than having the best players from the best footy schools in Australia signed from a young age, training often and coming through together when they all move to Brisbane? The problem we have is that they're all split up after that. Our development players are all over the place and even our depth players all play for different teams

LittleDavey · Aug 21, 2021

Cult said:
I feel like you're attempting to say a lot without actually explaining anything. Why would having the under 18 PNG back line be any better than having the best players from the best footy schools in Australia signed from a young age, training often and coming through together when they all move to Brisbane? The problem we have is that they're all split up after that. Our development players are all over the place and even our depth players all play for different teams

This is a big problem for me. Our guys coming through should be playing together, building trust, communication, understanding of each others' games. If this isn't happening, it really should be.

Cult · Aug 21, 2021

LittleDavey said:
This is a big problem for me. Our guys coming through should be playing together, building trust, communication, understanding of each others' games. If this isn't happening, it really should be.

Our Q Cup model makes no sense. It benefits the Q Cup and nobody else. Why there isn't a "Clydesdales" in 2021 is ridiculous. Next year we could be running around with this team at a local field.

1 Jamayne Isaako
2 Deine Mariner
3 Isaiah Tass
4 Jesse Arthars
5 David Mead
6 Tyson Gamble
7 Ezra Mam
8 Corey Jensen
9 Cory Paix
10 Xavier Willison
11 Keenan Palasia
12 TC Robati
13 Ethan Bullemor

14 Billy Walters/Blake Mozer
15 Logan Bayliss
16 Jotham Russell
17 Riley Hall

I'd travel just as far across Brisbane as I do to get to Suncorp to watch that team play.

Johnny92 · Aug 21, 2021

LittleDavey said:
This is a big problem for me. Our guys coming through should be playing together, building trust, communication, understanding of each others' games. If this isn't happening, it really should be.

Bring back the Clydesdales.. we haven't won a comp since 06 and I'm pretty sure that's when the Clydesdales stopped

Cult · Aug 21, 2021

Cult said:
Our Q Cup model makes no sense. It benefits the Q Cup and nobody else. Why there isn't a "Clydesdales" in 2021 is ridiculous. Next year we could be running around with this team at a local field.

1 Jamayne Isaako
2 Deine Mariner
3 Isaiah Tass
4 Jesse Arthars
5 David Mead
6 Tyson Gamble
7 Ezra Mam
8 Corey Jensen
9 Cory Paix
10 Xavier Willison
11 Keenan Palasia
12 TC Robati
13 Ethan Bullemor

14 Billy Walters/Blake Mozer
15 Logan Bayliss
16 Jotham Russell
17 Riley Hall

I'd travel just as far across Brisbane as I do to get to Suncorp to watch that team play.

It wouldn’t be too dominant but would give our young guns a run with some adults and a chance to build actual connections with Broncos players instead of part timers at whatever club they’re sent to

Sproj · Aug 21, 2021

Cult said:
Our Q Cup model makes no sense. It benefits the Q Cup and nobody else. Why there isn't a "Clydesdales" in 2021 is ridiculous. Next year we could be running around with this team at a local field.

1 Jamayne Isaako
2 Deine Mariner
3 Isaiah Tass
4 Jesse Arthars
5 David Mead
6 Tyson Gamble
7 Ezra Mam
8 Corey Jensen
9 Cory Paix
10 Xavier Willison
11 Keenan Palasia
12 TC Robati
13 Ethan Bullemor

14 Billy Walters/Blake Mozer
15 Logan Bayliss
16 Jotham Russell
17 Riley Hall

I'd travel just as far across Brisbane as I do to get to Suncorp to watch that team play.

I'd prefer to watch them than any NRL game.

Emanon · Aug 21, 2021

Cult said:
I feel like you're attempting to say a lot without actually explaining anything. Why would having the under 18 PNG back line be any better than having the best players from the best footy schools in Australia signed from a young age, training often and coming through together when they all move to Brisbane? The problem we have is that they're all split up after that. Our development players are all over the place and even our depth players all play for different teams

You do have a good point about players being split up, but that is just as much on the Broncos. Ikin could rearrange that. Or just buy out a Q cup team, whichever works. Redcliffe and East Tigers will have their own if they come in, we should too.

But if we have every high school player who is showing signs of talent, we make ourselves a target for poaching.

Everybody club in the NRL thinks that they will develop the next Darren Lockyer or Greg Inglis and all their clubs problems will be solved, it doesn't work like that and never did.

Lockyer played alongside Langer, Walters, Sailor, Lazurus, Renouf and Tallis as a rookie, there was never any extreme amount of pressure on him as a rookie. Wally Lewis was the one the media beat on when Alfie was a rookie. It takes time. Cleary was being mocked 3-4 years ago. James Maloney took a lot of hits from the media for him. Look at Cleary now, Best Halfback in the game. Compared to Kyle Flanagan who constantly got hung out to dry.

If we are developing players, we should be developing them as edge combinations, and telling them we don't expect them to be superstars, just good role players who do their jobs.

And for me, the work that is done at under 18s international level by tier 2 nations usually gets wasted because nobody takes full advantage of it. Which is weird considering this is the NRL we are talking about, and advantage is something all coaches are looking for.

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