Callum Dowell

[reconeagle]

Anyone know if this guy is a big loss?

 

[voicefromthehill]

The majority of posters here would do well (see what I did there) to answer that

But thanks to the power of AI

While it's difficult to pinpoint a precise percentage, a significant portion of Jersey Flegg players do not progress to first-grade (NRL) level. The Jersey Flegg Cup is a development competition for players aged 21 and under, and while it provides a pathway, many players don't make the jump to the top tier.

While Callum Dowell's leadership in the Jersey Flegg team is commendable, the statistical likelihood of progressing to the NRL's first-grade squad is influenced by numerous variables. Success at the Jersey Flegg level is a positive indicator, but the transition to first grade requires continued development, exceptional performance, and favorable team dynamics.

 

[Ohgeez]

Not a big loss. Probably 1 of the Better on that team but that doesn’t really say much. No where near the level of Walsh & Large

 

[Nordburg]

The author of this story is claiming people on a Manly fan site, are upset he’s leaving.Obviously not on Silvertails,because this is the first thread I’ve read about him

 

[manlyfan76]

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

There will be kids we lose , but there will be kids most teams lose.

You just cannot keep them all , hoping they’ll be the next big thing.

 

[krusty]

The author of this story is claiming people on a Manly fan site, are upset he’s leaving.Obviously not on Silvertails,because this is the first thread I’ve read about him

What? There is another Manly Fan site?

 

[ManlyTragic]

What? There is another Manly Fan site?

Well that’s a paradox! Most manly fan sites are full of criticism these days..

Just sayin’

 

[Brookie1973]

The author of this story is claiming people on a Manly fan site, are upset he’s leaving.Obviously not on Silvertails,because this is the first thread I’ve read about him

Maybe they are confusing him with DCE?

 

[Brookie1973]

The majority of posters here would do well (see what I did there) to answer that

But thanks to the power of AI

While it's difficult to pinpoint a precise percentage, a significant portion of Jersey Flegg players do not progress to first-grade (NRL) level. The Jersey Flegg Cup is a development competition for players aged 21 and under, and while it provides a pathway, many players don't make the jump to the top tier.

While Callum Dowell's leadership in the Jersey Flegg team is commendable, the statistical likelihood of progressing to the NRL's first-grade squad is influenced by numerous variables. Success at the Jersey Flegg level is a positive indicator, but the transition to first grade requires continued development, exceptional performance, and favorable team dynamics.

Someone should tell the panthers and the raiders not to bother then. It’s not like those 2 clubs know more about junior development than Manly.

 

[TheSoaringEagle2023]

The majority of posters here would do well (see what I did there) to answer that

But thanks to the power of AI

While it's difficult to pinpoint a precise percentage, a significant portion of Jersey Flegg players do not progress to first-grade (NRL) level. The Jersey Flegg Cup is a development competition for players aged 21 and under, and while it provides a pathway, many players don't make the jump to the top tier.

While Callum Dowell's leadership in the Jersey Flegg team is commendable, the statistical likelihood of progressing to the NRL's first-grade squad is influenced by numerous variables. Success at the Jersey Flegg level is a positive indicator, but the transition to first grade requires continued development, exceptional performance, and favorable team dynamics.

But we sign over 30 year old players who likely get injured every 2nd or 3rd game, then repeat the same process.

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

No! Not Dowell. He really held the joint together!