Another monas update thread
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They arnt the only ones who rate him, Gould was on radio this morning on triple M talking about city Vs country and some of the positions that will be looked at for the blues squad. Mainly talked about the halves then went onto say that the best half this year hasnt even been picked and isnt even playing halfback for his club now and thats monaghan. Not that i take much notice of Gould.
Needless to say i will be suprised if he cant land a 240K gig at half somewhere else and as i voted in the poll we have a better half and hooker so no great loss that is until one or both get injured for a period but by next year im hoping Groom will be playing half back and I am confident he can fill the role if need be.
Needless to say i will be suprised if he cant land a 240K gig at half somewhere else and as i voted in the poll we have a better half and hooker so no great loss that is until one or both get injured for a period but by next year im hoping Groom will be playing half back and I am confident he can fill the role if need be.
Meanwhile, Parramatta have given permission for utility PJ Marsh to negotiate with rival clubs over the next three weeks.
The former New Zealand Warrior, who has another year remaining on his deal with the Eels, reportedly wants a starting role at halfback or hooker.
His path to both is blocked at the Eels with Tim Smith and Mark Riddell firmly entrenched in those positions.
"PJ has only sought and received permission today," his manager Jim Banaghan told the Nine Network.
"We've had no interest from other clubs because we haven't known he's hitting the market starting tomorrow morning."
Marsh will join fellow Banaghan stablemate Michael Monaghan in search of a new club, the Manly hooker keen to find a permanent halfback role.
Banaghan said Monaghan had attracted interest from several NRL and English clubs but a decision on his future wouldn't be made until Friday next week.
The former New Zealand Warrior, who has another year remaining on his deal with the Eels, reportedly wants a starting role at halfback or hooker.
His path to both is blocked at the Eels with Tim Smith and Mark Riddell firmly entrenched in those positions.
"PJ has only sought and received permission today," his manager Jim Banaghan told the Nine Network.
"We've had no interest from other clubs because we haven't known he's hitting the market starting tomorrow morning."
Marsh will join fellow Banaghan stablemate Michael Monaghan in search of a new club, the Manly hooker keen to find a permanent halfback role.
Banaghan said Monaghan had attracted interest from several NRL and English clubs but a decision on his future wouldn't be made until Friday next week.
