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Originally posted by Bates View PostWith Marky moving on and Toops most likely to retire after next season, we'll need to find 2 quality wingers that can slot in and do the job.
In saying that this time last year it looked like Tyreece Tait was getting groomed as next man up and before that was Vuate Karawalevu.....
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Originally posted by Thirteen View Post
Is don’t think he was looking his age at all. Still playing as well as ever.
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Originally posted by Rooster90 View Post
Club has got big wraps on Lui Lee & Will Malloy coming through
In saying that this time last year it looked like Tyreece Tait was getting groomed as next man up and before that was Vuate Karawalevu.....
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We may not have to look externally to replace both wings. Presumably Junior Pauga will still be around. IMO he has been solid every time he has stepped up to play 1st grade.
Also, couldn’t Rex Bassingthwaite be blooded on the wing?
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Coaches like the tall wingers for the cross field scoring opportunity attacking kicks although one of the top wingers in the NRL in Brian To'o is probably one of the smallest if not the smallest winger - 6ft in the old measurement
A player that averages 200 plus running metres on average per game per season and high averages in post contact metres -even topping that stat.
So not always the case that big is better.
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Originally posted by Waylander View PostWe may not have to look externally to replace both wings. Presumably Junior Pauga will still be around. IMO he has been solid every time he has stepped up to play 1st grade.
Also, couldn’t Rex Bassingthwaite be blooded on the wing?
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What about that winger we got from the dolphins. He goes alright. /sExonerate the West Memphis Three - www.wm3.org
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Originally posted by Thirteen View Post
I don’t think he was looking his age at all. Still playing as well as ever.
His speed is not as fast as it once was, which of course is only natural.
Also, seemed to me he was looking 'tired' at times.
If I were a betting man I'd bet he retires at end of season 2026.
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Originally posted by Bates View Post
I wonder if Robbo will run with 2 rookie wingers if we're potentially ripe to win a comp or go shopping for someone with NRL experience?
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