Evans going nowhere

[Guest]

Why 2 Farian? What you smokin brother, need at least 4 quality props in your squad and possibly 6 in total
Kane Napa Evans Lui Meehan are the future of the clubs engine room. JWH and Moa are the hardened campaigners and Kennedy is just a bonus considering the Broncs are paying a chunk of his salary. Can't see us renewing Kennedy and possibly Moa next contract time and JWH will be offered huge $$$ and we may make the call to let him go.

If you don't mind, I'd like to add that Dylan style is better suited to the back row.

[Roosterfarian]

His work rate and skill in offense is too low for a backrower.

[Guest]

If you don't mind, I'd like to add that Dylan style is better suited to the back row.

Each to there own, I see him as the mad red head takin no shit from the opposition ala O'Donnell 2013. Ever team needs a mad fuker in the middle

[Guest]

His work rate and skill in offense is too low for a backrower.

I would like to add that Dylan would be much better in offense if played wider and another thing you have over looked is his offload that he hasn't quite got right in the NRL whilst playing in the middle.

[Yak]

I would like to add that Dylan would be much better in offense if played wider and another thing you have over looked is his offload that he hasn't quite got right in the NRL whilst playing in the middle.

I think he's a bit slow to be effective on the edges. I think his offload will be more effective in the middle anyway once he gets a bit more confident with it. There is a few up and comers with some good offloading ability. Evans and Liu were both pretty adept at it in their earlier years. Evans is more of a pop out the back. Liu's is a left arm round the corner to a half or fullback trailing (technically it's one of the best offloads that I've ever seen).

Highly doubt Napa will be seen as a backrower ahead of guys like Jakiel Mariner and Vincent Leuluai, who both have better offloads and are much quicker and more dynamic. Leuluai in particular will fit right into first grade once he gets his shot in my opinion. His aggression sets him apart. Every run is a million miles an hour, no hint of self preservation. If he can work with Cordner and Aubusson on hole running he'll be like Anthony Tupou at his peak.

[Easts75]

I think he's a bit slow to be effective on the edges. I think his offload will be more effective in the middle anyway once he gets a bit more confident with it. There is a few up and comers with some good offloading ability. Evans and Liu were both pretty adept at it in their earlier years. Evans is more of a pop out the back. Liu's is a left arm round the corner to a half or fullback trailing (technically it's one of the best offloads that I've ever seen).

Highly doubt Napa will be seen as a backrower ahead of guys like Jakiel Mariner and Vincent Leuluai, who both have better offloads and are much quicker and more dynamic. Leuluai in particular will fit right into first grade once he gets his shot in my opinion. His aggression sets him apart. Every run is a million miles an hour, no hint of self preservation. If he can work with Cordner and Aubusson on hole running he'll be like Anthony Tupou at his peak.

Gee A.Tupou was underrated I believe. His bust and offload to Mini in the GF was freakish, very few players could do what he did in his prime.

[Thirteen]

Gee A.Tupou was underrated I believe. His bust and offload to Mini in the GF was freakish, very few players could do what he did in his prime.

He did that consistently at us.
Was a great skill of his.

[Bigchook]

Napa hits like Tarzan runs like Jane. Definitely a prop with us though. Especially because of our world class back row.

[Easts75]

Napa hits like Tarzan runs like Jane. Definitely a prop with us though. Especially because of our world class back row.

Pretty accurate description of Napa. Would love to see him build up his leg speed in attack, especially with how fast the defensive line is these days. Love his c**t mongrel though, hope its contagious and spreads through the camp!!

[Vasco]

I reckon Napa will have an off-load in his game next season.

[Roostarz]

Evans was great in his last 2 games of the season vs Titans and Tigers while there were injuries. Made 100 metres in about 20 minutes off the bench vs Titans but the Tigers game is what stood out. Was only 4 or 6-0 at half time and Evans alongside Moa changed the game with their go forward at the start of the second half and we nearly 50 on them.

[Chookies74]

Napa had plenty of ball-playing and offloads in him in the 20's.
I'd presume he's been told to put it away until the coach says so. I'd expect to see it back again in the second half of 2015

[Guest]

I think he's a bit slow to be effective on the edges. I think his offload will be more effective in the middle anyway once he gets a bit more confident with it. There is a few up and comers with some good offloading ability. Evans and Liu were both pretty adept at it in their earlier years. Evans is more of a pop out the back. Liu's is a left arm round the corner to a half or fullback trailing (technically it's one of the best offloads that I've ever seen).

Highly doubt Napa will be seen as a backrower ahead of guys like Jakiel Mariner and Vincent Leuluai, who both have better offloads and are much quicker and more dynamic. Leuluai in particular will fit right into first grade once he gets his shot in my opinion. His aggression sets him apart. Every run is a million miles an hour, no hint of self preservation. If he can work with Cordner and Aubusson on hole running he'll be like Anthony Tupou at his peak.

thank you Yak and if you wouldnt mind can i ask wether you were aware that Dylan is faster than Aiden who currently plays in the back row?

[Yak]

thank you Yak and if you wouldnt mind can i ask wether you were aware that Dylan is faster than Aiden who currently plays in the back row?

Over what distance mate? I'd actually be pretty interested in times. Tony Lockett was ridiculously fast over 10m back in the day. But based on what I've seen on the field Guerra appears to have a lot more speed over a longer distance. Regardless, it's Guerra's footwork that makes him a great edge player.

[Guest]

Over what distance mate? I'd actually be pretty interested in times. Tony Lockett was ridiculously fast over 10m back in the day. But based on what I've seen on the field Guerra appears to have a lot more speed over a longer distance. Regardless, it's Guerra's footwork that makes him a great edge player.

Thank you Yak but can i say that
Aiden has one of if not the best hit and spins in the game but Napa's footwrk and speed is easily as good. Dylans speed can be seen in his support play.