Which player were you most upset to see leave the club

[Headless Chook]

Since he has left we have won 1 semi final vs titans by a point which we shouldve lost.

Was that because Latrell left? The other names mentioned left at the same time so who's to say it's one or the other.

[Easts75]

Alex McKinnon has no clue. The fact that he claims we are prioritising short term success instead of long term is ridiculous. It would be a shame to lose Walker though, but I’d say it’s highly unlikely. All important figures at our club have stated their praise for him and that he is the future of the Roosters.

McKinnon was average at best , barely a first grader. He still gets 'air time' due to his unfortunate accident

[Mickie Lane]

Of course it has to be Latrell.
Once in a lifetime player.

[Vasco]

Brett Mullins and Sandy Campbell.

[zac]

artie and bomber peard and in recent times anthony tupou - esp as we wasted money on willie mason

[QWERTY]

Brent Grose

[Jacks Fur Coat]

Of course it has to be Latrell.
Once in a lifetime player.

That's almost laughable.

[Danish]

Of course it has to be Latrell.
Once in a lifetime player.

latrell was never going to stay though. An entire family of Souths fans, no chance he stayed with us for life.

to me latrell’s time at the club felt more like SBW or Maloney. Fantastic contribution but was always going to be a short term stay

[Intercept]

Way back in the day, Noel Cleal's defection left me hurt and confused. I was only a kid and didn't understand the world. Why would he leave the club that I loved and assumed he did too? Hell, I had met him and got his autograph so to me, he had an obligation to stay! It was like a personal contract and here he was, breaking it! The next 'favourite player' for me was Trevor Gillmeister. So, it was sad to see him go. Since then, I'd say Adrian Morley. It was just sad that the game basically chased him out. He was our JWH back then.

On a different tangent, I remember the back page of the paper emblazoned with the news that Easts were going to sign Wally Lewis and Gene Miles. A few years later, another back page screamed that we had thrown the cheque book at Brad Clyde and Ian Roberts. What could have been if either of those reports proved true! I often wonder if there were two players that could transform a club right now, who might they be?

[Headless Chook]

Way back in the day, Noel Cleal's defection left me hurt and confused. I was only a kid and didn't understand the world. Why would he leave the club that I loved and assumed he did too? Hell, I had met him and got his autograph so to me, he had an obligation to stay! It was like a personal contract and here he was, breaking it! The next 'favourite player' for me was Trevor Gillmeister. So, it was sad to see him go. Since then, I'd say Adrian Morley. It was just sad that the game basically chased him out. He was our JWH back then.

On a different tangent, I remember the back page of the paper emblazoned with the news that Easts were going to sign Wally Lewis and Gene Miles. A few years later, another back page screamed that we had thrown the cheque book at Brad Clyde and Ian Roberts. What could have been if either of those reports proved true! I often wonder if there were two players that could transform a club right now, who might they be?

If you read Artie's book, he tried to get us to sign Gary Belcher and Mal from memory.....talk about what could have been

[Mickie Lane]

That's almost laughable.

Which part Jax?
Anyone who knows football will tell you Latrell is a once in a lifetime player but if your too bitter to acknowledge that then that’s your problem.

[Intercept]

If you read Artie's book, he tried to get us to sign Gary Belcher and Mal from memory.....talk about what could have been

No, I haven't read it Headless Chook. I might have to and yes, those two would have been more than useful!

[Arties Pie]

Latrell we haven't been able to replace him, Roger at the time but we got Teddy

[Rooster90]

Brent Grose

Actually a decent player, I also rated Vince Mellars

[Rooster_6]

2. Wing: He should've been given the chief playmaking role once Freddy left. IMO a better half than both Finch and Anasta.

The worst thing about Wing leaving was who he left to and the nature in which it happened.

The time to leave felt right though from memory he was jumping from starting hooker, to utility to half and just wasn't working.