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If Fogarty wanted to keep playing I could see him leaving a year early to get a nice retirement contract for 3 years or so I’m Super League. Other option would be to have him in Reggie’s that last year if Walsh is killing it while he is still on a relatively cheap ‘rookie’ contract with the promise of an upgrade when Fog leaves. Not ideal but we are starting to see highly paid half’s sitting in Reggie’s e.g. Hastings, Fainu, Dodd etcAnother downside to the D C E situation if Walsh is pretty much up to i st grade level for the start of next season and the start of Fogarty 's 3 year deal and in the context that D C E could not stay for one more season .
Realize that there were a few unknowns during the off season , with D C E apparently singing Walsh"s praises but also knowing that this season was his final one at Manly and who knows what the club was actually aware of
Then Joey "s difficult start to the year , encompassing trying to entice Fogarty and on what in all probability could well be a less then ideal 3 year arrangement .
Going to be a lot harder to keep Walsh in the fold if he is really hitting his straps next season , definitely ready to be a fully fledged 7 and obviously , 2 more years on Fogarty 's deal .
And to throw in the expansion clubs ready to go quite soon .
just am going to have to find a way to retain Walsh before Nov 1 st next year if he is really measuring up and ticking the boxes to be a long term Manly 7
No such thing as a 'cheap rookie contract' if the player is going well. The manager will always agitate for more money & if refused, probably result in a messy exit.If Fogarty wanted to keep playing I could see him leaving a year early to get a nice retirement contract for 3 years or so I’m Super League. Other option would be to have him in Reggie’s that last year if Walsh is killing it while he is still on a relatively cheap ‘rookie’ contract with the promise of an upgrade when Fog leaves. Not ideal but we are starting to see highly paid half’s sitting in Reggie’s e.g. Hastings, Fainu, Dodd etc
I’d just like to, you know, see the guy play. There hasn’t been this much faith placed in a newbie since that young Jerusalem junior way back in the early 00’s.Everyone saying what if Walsh comes on in leaps and bounds next year and we lose him because we signed Fogerty have a think about this. If he spits the dummy and isn't playing well enough to displace Fogerty or Brooks would it really be a loss?
Yep if Walsh takes off quickly we can also let Brooks walk at the end of 2026.Im sure these days halves can handle 7 & 6 so what if it was Walsh at 7 and Fog at 6 ?
There will also be injuries, with Brooks also around he can play 6 & 7 so im sure he fits in when there is an injury etc. when you are starting off your NRL career you hope Walsh would be happy to play to help the team and fit in at the right time and not throw his toys out of the cot in the early years.
If the player gets a chance in 2028 & plays good he will get a upgrade for the following year… are you saying if he is playing good in reserve grade the next year or 2 he will agitate for more money? I don’t think so, lot of development left for himNo such thing as a 'cheap rookie contract' if the player is going well. The manager will always agitate for more money & if refused, probably result in a messy exit.
Another downside to the D C E situation if Walsh is pretty much up to i st grade level for the start of next season and the start of Fogarty 's 3 year deal and in the context that D C E could not stay for one more season .
Realize that there were a few unknowns during the off season , with D C E apparently singing Walsh"s praises but also knowing that this season was his final one at Manly and who knows what the club was actually aware of
Then Joey "s difficult start to the year , encompassing trying to entice Fogarty and on what in all probability could well be a less then ideal 3 year arrangement .
Going to be a lot harder to keep Walsh in the fold if he is really hitting his straps next season , definitely ready to be a fully fledged 7 and obviously , 2 more years on Fogarty 's deal .
And to throw in the expansion clubs ready to go quite soon .
just am going to have to find a way to retain Walsh before Nov 1 st next year if he is really measuring up and ticking the boxes to be a long term Manly 7
Thank you for your service. Sounds promising, too!I paid $7 to watch his debut on bar tv.
I remember him, the young Mexican half, Jesus Groom.I’d just like to, you know, see the guy play. There hasn’t been this much faith placed in a newbie since that young Jerusalem junior way back in the early 00’s.
Made the top 13 with those other 12 guys.I remember him, the young Mexican half, Jesus Groom.
Could have saved a whole lot of BS and not having to sign Fogarty, had we just kept Jamie Humphries all along.
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