New Prop Needed

[ism22]

What about these two as possibles for next year?



Patrick Kaufusi - Cowboys. Off contract. 23yrs. 188cm and 105kg. Goes alright.
Matthew Lodge - Redcliffe Dolphins. 22yrs. 193cm and 110kg. Massive unit, but with a little bit of controversial as well. Bennett rates him.

I'm gonna start eating the bacon + peptides so I can step up next year. This is your chance Jizzy!!!!

I'll be just like Fifita. Outside back, too small for 1st grade who eats his way into a starting jersey... one strip of crispy bacon at a time!

[eddie]

Collins wasn't listed in last weeks programme at all. Not for Wyong, and not in the injury lists?

[Rooster_6]

Who are you dropping out of Matterson, Tetevano and Liu for this new prop?

[Frozen Chook]

I read somewhere the club only wants an experienced prop so that they dont block the younger ones coming through. E.g. Collins, faamausili, ben thomas

makes sense

[Moose]

I have an original John Wayne Gacy painting as Pogo. In fact, in my mis-spent youth when I wasn't on The Wall I was buying lots of serial killer and crime memorabilia. Now it's all in storage and I expect it will stay there.

Can I have the Pogo painting?

[Tom Verlaine's Ghost]

I have an original John Wayne Gacy painting as Pogo. In fact, in my mis-spent youth when I wasn't on The Wall I was buying lots of serial killer and crime memorabilia. Now it's all in storage and I expect it will stay there.

I've got a personally signed book from Ned Smith. Met him, too, a few years ago.

[Insider]

Blair won't be going anywhere for under 500 a year. We won't be looking for a prop close to that price point. Just his management throwing us in the mix as usual with an imaginary interest.

[Intercept]

Who are you dropping out of Matterson, Tetevano and Liu for this new prop?

Good question Rooster 6. I would say not necessarily any of them. It's a long season and the threat of injury or loss of form makes depth important. And another quality prop gives Robbo more options. He could decide to go with those three and another prop off the bench, in certain circumstances. I think the concern most of us have is how frequently we seem to lose control of the middle and stop going forward when JWH and Napa are off the field at the same time. That leads people to think another prop is needed. Are you of the view that we don't need another prop?

[Kingbilly]

I've got a personally signed book from Ned Smith. Met him, too, a few years ago.

I used to play RL with his grandson
Neddy was happy to shaft most people.

[Yak]

I think we're pretty set for bench props. If Napa and JWH start and you've got SST starting at lock, that still leaves Liu (who's been on fire the last two games), Matterson (killed it at prop to start the season), Tetevano, Collins and Butcher. I think they're all very capable of being very good first grade middles. Luke Chalker has been extremely impressive in the 20s. He's a huge unit and his numbers have been huge through the second half of the season. Been averaging about 160m a game from about 13 runs a week. Was really impressive last week. Add to that Tupouniua and Radley who could both play lock and are excellent prospects. Sitili was an absolute handful on the edge. Just the perfect build and so powerful. The hair probably helps too haha

[Moose]

The hair probably helps too haha

Love a notable hairstyle

[Ray Stehr]

Blair won't be going anywhere for under 500 a year. We won't be looking for a prop close to that price point. Just his management throwing us in the mix as usual with an imaginary interest.

Nat Wood is married to Smith's daughter is he not?

[King Salvo]

I have an original John Wayne Gacy painting as Pogo. In fact, in my mis-spent youth when I wasn't on The Wall I was buying lots of serial killer and crime memorabilia. Now it's all in storage and I expect it will stay there.

Lethal injection was too good for that sicko - should have been hung drawn and quartered whilst still alive like the old days

[John Corey]

I used to play RL with his grandson
Neddy was happy to shaft most people.

Ned was going great guns until Terry Ball ran him over in Waterloo. They were exciting times for a young JC

[Johnny Tobin]

I've got a personally signed book from Ned Smith. Met him, too, a few years ago.

I met him in the 80's. His "right hand man" was my mate's dad. Scared the crap out of me.