Came across this today which I found interesting.
These stats are based on sides named to play this weekend:
South Sydney:
Named a 20-man squad for this week, 11 players of which began their NRL careers in the Red and Green, meaning they’ve purchased 45% of their side from other clubs.
Manly:
Named a 20-man squad, 13 of whom began their NRL careers at Manly. They’ve purchased 35% of their team from other clubs.
Roosters:
Named a 19-man squad, 13 of whom began their NRL careers as a Rooster. Of the four remaining sides, they have the largest percentage of home-grown talent with a shade over 68%, having purchased a shade over 31% of their side from other clubs.
Newcastle:
Named their 17-man team, only eight of which began their careers at Newcastle. This means they’ve purchased over half their side from other clubs and have the lowest number of players of the four remaining teams who began their career at the club they represent today.
These stats are based on sides named to play this weekend:
South Sydney:
Named a 20-man squad for this week, 11 players of which began their NRL careers in the Red and Green, meaning they’ve purchased 45% of their side from other clubs.
Manly:
Named a 20-man squad, 13 of whom began their NRL careers at Manly. They’ve purchased 35% of their team from other clubs.
Roosters:
Named a 19-man squad, 13 of whom began their NRL careers as a Rooster. Of the four remaining sides, they have the largest percentage of home-grown talent with a shade over 68%, having purchased a shade over 31% of their side from other clubs.
Newcastle:
Named their 17-man team, only eight of which began their careers at Newcastle. This means they’ve purchased over half their side from other clubs and have the lowest number of players of the four remaining teams who began their career at the club they represent today.
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