New signing on horizon

[Rooster_Mark]

I think Tyler might start Round 1 on the bench

It's probably where he belongs tbh.

[DP1990]

Bring back Jake Turpin.

["gaz"]

I think Tyler might start Round 1 on the bench

[Rooster90]

Tyler is and hope he get's his chance - rated him from when he was playing junior reps in the Central Coast Roosters system - The same pathway as Sandon Smith undertook whom Tyler played with.

Too many on here want instance success and want the club to go on spending sprees paying way overs for players with a possibility of buying a comp.

Anyone knows those days are long gone and your success is based on developing your pathway players to NRL standard plus strategic signings if and when required - i.e The Penrith model.

I put Tyler in the same category as someone like Thomas Deakin when he came through, the talent is there and does show at times in the lower grades but may need to take a sabbatical to the Super League to hone their game and be ready for week in week out NRL.

I don't think Tyler Moriarty can get much better playing NSW Cup, but he isn't quite ready for long minutes in the NRL

[King Salvo]

And that Moriarty is nowhere near NRL standard.

Tyler is and hope he get's his chance - rated him from when he was playing junior reps in the Central Coast Roosters system - The same pathway as Sandon Smith undertook whom Tyler played with.

Too many on here want instance success and want the club to go on spending sprees paying way overs for players with a possibility of buying a comp.

Anyone knows those days are long gone and your success is based on developing your pathway players to NRL standard plus strategic signings if and when required - i.e The Penrith model.

[Rooster_6]

Yes the youngster looks a good finisher, but Tyreece looks like he needs to put on a little bit more beef if he going to help the forwards out.

He was very good in his yardage carries in SG Ball lat year, got a little bit outmuscled in NSW cup but it’s a huge step up at that age.

I’m excited about him, I think he’s the long term successor to Toops on that left wing. No better man to mentor him as well.

[Superdag]

Yes the youngster looks a good finisher, but Tyreece looks like he needs to put on a little bit more beef if he going to help the forwards out.

[007]

He scored a few meat pies in NSW Cup that's for sure.

Tyreece Tait | 2024 NSW Cup Highlights

[Vasco]

Here is another one

Junior Maroon set to lock up new deal with Roosters

Scott Pryde
EDITOR | January 18, 2025 - 11:37am

He could make his NRL debut this year. 2024 under 19 Queensland Maroons' outside back Tyreece Tait is reportedly set to sign a long-term contract extension with the Sydney Roosters.

Wide World of Sports' The Mole is reporting Tait will sign a three-year extension with the club in the coming weeks that will see him locked down at Bondi until at least the end of 2028.

He is currently set to join the Roosters' Top 30 in 2027, but it's believed the revised contract could see him move straight into the top squad despite his youth and lack of experience to this point.

It comes after Tait moved from the Brisbane Broncos to the Sydney Roosters at the start of the 2024 season and played for the Queensland under-19 side in the junior Origin game.

The youngster is yet to debut in first-grade, but could do so this year owing to a shortage in outside backs at the tri-colours.

The Roosters have lost Joseph Manu and Joseph Suaalii over the off-season and while Daniel Tupou elected to prolong his career and re-sign, it's likely Mark Nawaqanitawase, who signed from rugby union in 2024, and Billy Smith, could take up starting roles in Trent Robinson's back five alongside James Tedesco at fullback, and the duo of Dominic Young and Tupou.

Tait could be the next man into the side, fighting for that role with Junior Pauga, who has more experience, but not as much upside as Tait, who scored 14 tries in 10 NSW Cup games during his first senior rugby league season.

At just 19 years of age, he gains a full pre-season of experience under his belt heading into 2025, and while he will start the campaign in reserve grade, there is little to no doubt he will push for higher honours throughout the course of the year ahead.

Tait, who doesn't turn 20 until July, had his staring performance in a game against the Newtown Jets at NSW Cup level in 2024, scoring four tries, but he also scored in each of his last four appearances, and only had two games throughout the year without crossing the tryline.

He scored a few meat pies in NSW Cup that's for sure.

[Rooster90]

Here is another one

Junior Maroon set to lock up new deal with Roosters

Scott Pryde
EDITOR | January 18, 2025 - 11:37am

He could make his NRL debut this year. 2024 under 19 Queensland Maroons' outside back Tyreece Tait is reportedly set to sign a long-term contract extension with the Sydney Roosters.

Wide World of Sports' The Mole is reporting Tait will sign a three-year extension with the club in the coming weeks that will see him locked down at Bondi until at least the end of 2028.

He is currently set to join the Roosters' Top 30 in 2027, but it's believed the revised contract could see him move straight into the top squad despite his youth and lack of experience to this point.

It comes after Tait moved from the Brisbane Broncos to the Sydney Roosters at the start of the 2024 season and played for the Queensland under-19 side in the junior Origin game.

The youngster is yet to debut in first-grade, but could do so this year owing to a shortage in outside backs at the tri-colours.

The Roosters have lost Joseph Manu and Joseph Suaalii over the off-season and while Daniel Tupou elected to prolong his career and re-sign, it's likely Mark Nawaqanitawase, who signed from rugby union in 2024, and Billy Smith, could take up starting roles in Trent Robinson's back five alongside James Tedesco at fullback, and the duo of Dominic Young and Tupou.

Tait could be the next man into the side, fighting for that role with Junior Pauga, who has more experience, but not as much upside as Tait, who scored 14 tries in 10 NSW Cup games during his first senior rugby league season.

At just 19 years of age, he gains a full pre-season of experience under his belt heading into 2025, and while he will start the campaign in reserve grade, there is little to no doubt he will push for higher honours throughout the course of the year ahead.

Tait, who doesn't turn 20 until July, had his staring performance in a game against the Newtown Jets at NSW Cup level in 2024, scoring four tries, but he also scored in each of his last four appearances, and only had two games throughout the year without crossing the tryline.

This is great, in a few years time with Tyreece Tait & Dom Young on the wings we would potentially have the fastest outside backs in the game.
I can't recall the last time we had genuine speed on both sides out wide - Chris Walker & Amos Roberts in '05 probably?

[Rooster1908]

Bring back Hutch!

I hoing of reporting you for online bullying of many on the chookpen

[Roosterfarian]

Docker-clay should be nowhere near the first grade team. I’d give one of the young guys a chance.

[Thirteen]

Bring back Hutch!

["gaz"]

Seems we are a bit thin on dummy halves anyway, and still have spots available in our squads.

If we are going to have one on the bench in first grade, then a couple more for the reserves team. Then there's Origin and Injury cover.

Who knows, we all assume Connor is goung to be dummy half, then again Robbo may have other ideas.

[ism22]

So... a fringe player's rumoured to be re-signing.

While they're at it, the Tell-U-Cr@p took a moment to mention an 'scandal' where nothing actually happened.

You know people want the footy back when the Tell-U-Cr@p can't even do proper shyteposting.