NRL 2018
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@paekakboyz said in NRL 2018:
Fuck if that herald (spit) article has any truth to it... wow. Would love for someone to ask him to comment on that. As if it'd happen lol
David Skipworth is usually on the mark with his articles so I would suggest it is probably closer to the the truth than not.
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Bit of chat around a 19 year old Parramatta half who was the the 7 for the Jr Kangaroos.
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@mariner4life caught that on the news today. Did get to listen to the whole interview with Vossie, but suspect they talked a bit about that. Sounds like he has another year in the junior system under contract with the Eels?
That might be good longer term but very keen to hear more than a stopgap option for 2019. I do keep wondering how on earth the Warriors thought SJ would stick around for 2019, no matter how much glitter they rolled that turd in. Dude has shown that he doesn't handle criticism, or even being challenged around performance, very well at all.
Still bemused that aside from being sad to see SJ go people can't see how petulant he's been/being.
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@bovidae Vossie this morning didnt paint the picture of him being the next big thing.
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@taniwharugby said in NRL 2018:
@bovidae Vossie this morning didnt paint the picture of him being the next big thing.
Listened to him talked about the Brisbane Broncos having an abundance of halfback talent and thought he was hinting that the Warriors need to do a raid on the Brisbane roster. The RS crew didn't seem to pick up on that.
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@sneakdefreak said in NRL 2018:
@taniwharugby said in NRL 2018:
@bovidae Vossie this morning didnt paint the picture of him being the next big thing.
Listened to him talked about the Brisbane Broncos having an abundance of halfback talent and thought he was hinting that the Warriors need to do a raid on the Brisbane roster. The RS crew didn't seem to pick up on that.
We've had success in the past picking up players in the Nth Queensland catchment area too
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I heard stacey jones is lacing the boots up for one last hurrah
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I like SJ as a player but him and the Warriors should’ve parted ways a couple of seasons ago for both of their good.
SJ needed a new scenery and away from NZ. The Warriors needed to breath some new life into their game also.
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I agree its a good move for both parties . its not working
But its also one where Warrior fans could end up watching on with a bit of disappointment , got the feeling SJ could get himself into a different environment and go to a different level ,
Like the ex girlfriend who looks so much hotter after she leaves you .
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@kiwiinmelb said in NRL 2018:
I agree its a good move for both parties . its not working
But its also one where Warrior fans could end up watching on with a bit of disappointment , got the feeling SJ could get himself into a different environment and go to a different level ,
Like the ex girlfriend who looks so much hotter after she leaves you .
Players rarely get better at his age
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@mariner4life said in NRL 2018:
@kiwiinmelb said in NRL 2018:
I agree its a good move for both parties . its not working
But its also one where Warrior fans could end up watching on with a bit of disappointment , got the feeling SJ could get himself into a different environment and go to a different level ,
Like the ex girlfriend who looks so much hotter after she leaves you .
Players rarely get better at his age
That’s true , it’s almost like he needs a new role,
A freewheeling 6 rather than a playmaking 7 , behind a dominant pack , he will slice you up ,
I think a club who has that pack, and the 7 already , could look at him as a bit of icing on the cake , without that pack , probably a waste of time
