[Resurrected] Brad Keighran

[castle eagle]

*ity * ** ** !!

don't hold back mark, tell us what you really think!

 

[Shoe1]

Yes, they could monopolise the backline.

Uno it

 

[double hoops]

Uno it

How about a Cluedo?

 

[Ryan]

don't hold back mark, tell us what you really think!

Oh I thought he was saying Giggity, Giggity, Giggity, and was very happy TBH, Croker is nowhere NEAR as bad as people are making him out to be, and in fact helped win a few games. More than happy with him being in our team.

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

Oh I thought he was saying Giggity, Giggity, Giggity, and was very happy TBH, Croker is nowhere NEAR as bad as people are making him out to be, and in fact helped win a few games. More than happy with him being in our team.

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F..Kity not Giggity

 

[winnyason]

Oh I thought he was saying Giggity, Giggity, Giggity, and was very happy TBH, Croker is nowhere NEAR as bad as people are making him out to be, and in fact helped win a few games. More than happy with him being in our team.

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Croker a bloody hack park footballer

 

[globaleagle]

With the selections now wide open, Foxsports.com.au has taken a look at the development and part time players at your club that could be in line to step up to the NRL.

SEA EAGLES

Brad Keighran

We could see more of development player Zac Saddler after making his debut in Round 9. But fellow development players Sione Fainu, Alec Tu’itavake and Kaeo Weekes are still a while off as they learn their trade in under 20s or SG Ball.

Coach Des Hasler likes a more seasoned player which is why if he was forced to look outside his Top 30 he’d dip into his NSW Cup side. Brad Keighran is a new face to Manly’s feeder club, Blacktown but instantly made an impact.
The 25-year-old was appointed captain after impressing in pre-season with his work ethic and footy smarts. Keighran, who is a handy goal-kicker, started the year in the halves but has now moved to his preferred position of hooker.

The Central Coast product has previously spent time at the Eels, Wyong Roos (when they were feeder team to the Roosters) and the Bulldogs.

He was hoping for a big year with Parramatta in 2020 but only played one game due to COVID cancelling NSW Cup. The Eels were keen to hang onto him but he joined Blacktown in the hunt for more opportunity. Despite being a part-timer, Keighran is familiar with the NRL team as he trains with the squad one to two times a week on top of his Blacktown schedule.

NRL clubs can now select players from outside the Top 30. Here’s who is on your team’s radar

NRL clubs can now select players outside the Top 30. Here’s who is on their radar

www.foxsports.com.au

 

[The Who]

Whoever wrote this has forgotten that we have Tyfuna and Tippytoes waiting for their chance, and both would be well ahead of the Blacktown bloke.

 

[SeaEagleRock8]

Whoever wrote this has forgotten that we have Tyfuna and Tippytoes waiting for their chance, and both would be well ahead of the Blacktown bloke.

Those guys are already in our squad, I think the article is about how clubs can now (or soon) draw others from outside the 30 man squad.

 

[north coast eagle]

I've been impressed by what I have seen of Keighran. He could be very handy replacement and I have noticed Blacktown have been playing him at hooker the last few weeks.

 

[The better Robbo]

I've been impressed by what I have seen of Keighran. He could be very handy replacement and I have noticed Blacktown have been playing him at hooker the last few weeks.

I like him too. He will never be a superstar but he could definitely do a job if injury strikes. He has a good all round game!

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

As I posted elsewhere:

Mad Monday debacle has consequences for Brad Keighran - Central Coast

Former 1st grade Wyong Roos player has been sentenced to a 6 month Intensive Corrections Order (ICO) for his role in the Jayden Nikorima Mad Monday debacle.

coastcommunitynews.com.au