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Blake Green Signs
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If the scum win next weekend
I think Green will be a very poor signing for us.
He will not have the motivation and drive to want to succeed again.
Time will tell but I don't think the Blake green we have seen this year will be the same one next year.
If the scum win next weekend
I think Green will be a very poor signing for us.
He will not have the motivation and drive to want to succeed again.
Time will tell but I don't think the Blake green we have seen this year will be the same one next year.
I see no evidence that will be the case. He might be a bit like Maloney, goes from club to club but very professional at each stop.
I hope he will be better than the last Storm No6 we signed, Tasesa LAVEA. Although that was for the Northern Eagles, it was 2002, when the team reverted back to Manly's 100% control. Dally M Rookie of the year in 2000,
but put on a bit of weight if I remember correct and only played 5 first grade games for us. I really looked forward to him when he signed up.
His bio follows.
Junior Kiwi Rugby Union international joined Melbourne with his twin brother Tai Lavea after a season with Brisbane Norths in 1999. The Rookie of the Year in 2000 Tasesa Lavea made his debut for NZ in the ANZac Test after only a handful of first grade games (he had made just one appearance from the interchange bench in 1999). Lavea proved a match-winning five-eighth, top-scoring with 190pts (7t, 81g) and breaking up the club’s premiership-winning halfback combination of Brett Kimmorley and Scott Hill. A World Cup representative at the end of the year Lavea caught the brunt of the Storms’ troubled 2001 season and signed with N’Eagles for 2002. He returned to Rugby to play in Auckland in 2003. He played for the Auckland Blues in 10 games in the Super 12s/14s competitions during 2004-06.
but put on a bit of weight if I remember correct and only played 5 first grade games for us. I really looked forward to him when he signed up.
His bio follows.
Junior Kiwi Rugby Union international joined Melbourne with his twin brother Tai Lavea after a season with Brisbane Norths in 1999. The Rookie of the Year in 2000 Tasesa Lavea made his debut for NZ in the ANZac Test after only a handful of first grade games (he had made just one appearance from the interchange bench in 1999). Lavea proved a match-winning five-eighth, top-scoring with 190pts (7t, 81g) and breaking up the club’s premiership-winning halfback combination of Brett Kimmorley and Scott Hill. A World Cup representative at the end of the year Lavea caught the brunt of the Storms’ troubled 2001 season and signed with N’Eagles for 2002. He returned to Rugby to play in Auckland in 2003. He played for the Auckland Blues in 10 games in the Super 12s/14s competitions during 2004-06.
Totally agree. He looks great under their structure. Under ours he'll be another Chris Bailey.
Wow, that good. We're on another winner then......
Bearfax
Grizzly old fart
So was Orford, though we had to buy him back (ex Northern Eagles) when that other ex Melbournite Kimmorley didnt quite work out.
Bearfax
Grizzly old fart
I dont think there is that much negativity Andrew. Most comments I'm reading are pretty positive. He could be the making of DCE and our new backline for a while.
I don't think there's negativity towards him personally as a player under the Storm. The negativity comes from the fact he's coming over to our sh*t structures where unless you're a J.T or Cronk it'll be hard to rise above our mediocrity.
I feel the same way about our structures and where to club is headed in general, I'm just hoping this guy is consistent enough to compliment DCE and hopefully help to unlock our backline. There's obviously still lots of if's and but's for next year but I feel happy about having a genuine 5/8.
eagleron
Bencher
Me too Andrew, looking at the difference Jamie Lyon made to our attack this year when he came in at 5/8 fills me with confidence that Green will do the job, Lyon filled the role reluctantly whereas Green is keen to show his wares, I'm actually excited about our attack next year, bring it on
Mick, we didn't buy him to fit into any structure, one of the main reasons we have signed him is to create the missing structures. We didn't have any shape other than when Lyon went to 5/8 for a couple of games. Mainly due to Walker being incapable and then a constantly changing backline.
He impresses me as a very capable tradesman that may not shine himself but will get the best out of the players around him.
TimmyQ
Bencher
I respectfully disagree - he's from a high performance culture. And a good couple of years with us could get him another couple of years contracted to us. He's partnering up with a very good halfback and we should have a very solid team on paper to support him. Plus of course he will be under the microscope so he will be very keen to win over the Club/fans as early as possible. Winners like to win and he's moving to a club with a stack of potential upside if we get our sh it together. He's got a great opportunity to show us what he's got and I for one am very keen to see how he goes.
Holmsey
Bencher
So far Green easily the Best Buy for 2017 out of all NRL clubs. You can just tell that if he has the same effect Lyon had he will make our backline click like Lyon. He's an out and out 6 and won't be beaten buy forwards like killer was in defence this year. He made 20 tackles and didn't miss one.
Terry Zarsoff
First Grader
Now can we just excavate the sand that the headshed at Narrabeen have been sticking their collective heads into, and get the organisation working as one? Rather than operating like an Anthony Quinn character on a personal vendetta?
mbe
Reserve Grader
He is what we need. As I said before a player who will take all the pressure of DCE so he can play his game just like Jamie Lyon did until he got injured. I can't wait to see him in our colours. He has a young up and coming team supporting him as well as DCE so who wouldn't want to come here.
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