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Yeah … but they didn’t win!
Just sayin’
That was more on Walkers wayward passing game than anything else, if he doesn't throw that intercept they probably go on to winYeah … but they didn’t win!
Just sayin’
Yeah … but they didn’t win!
Just sayin’
That was more on Walkers wayward passing game than anything else, if he doesn't throw that intercept they probably go on to winYeah … but they didn’t win!
Just sayin’
You heard the actual story mate.His record of being a ** bloke is still well and truly in the present, the Warriors didn’t pay him money to ** off because he was a quality member of the squad.
Take Lodge and Pangai out of Brisbane and look at them now, speaks volumes
maybe he could take some of the payout & send it over to the people in america he owes - if he hasn't paid them yet.You heard the actual story mate.
Mark Robinson did a "Russell Crowe / luke kreary" thus they paid him out because the owner was at fault.
You heard the actual story mate.
Mark Robinson did a "Russell Crowe / luke kreary" thus they paid him out because the owner was at fault.
Wonder if they’re following the Bayview property deal with interest.maybe he could take some of the payout & send it over to the people in america he owes - if he hasn't paid them yet.
Strong Depth in the forwards for the finals . Good move by the eelsEELS’ BID TO SIGN EX-WARRIORS STAR ON SHORT-TERM DEAL
The Eels are reportedly trying to lure former Warriors star Matt Lodge to Parramatta for the remainder of the 2022 season.
The Sydney Morning Herald reported the Eels have made inquiries about Lodge’s availability and what it would cost them on the salary cap for the rest of the year.
The NRL has estimated Lodge’s current market value and told the Eels they would need to come up with $20,000 a game for a total of $250,000 on their salary cap to sign Lodge.
That amount will decrease every week Lodge remains unsigned, which opens the possibility of the former Tigers and Broncos prop joining the Eels for their run to the finals.
Parramatta are keen to bolster their front row depth as they bid to break their premiership drought, but don’t want to pay over $200,000 to do it.
However, the Eels could opt to emulate the Panthers’ acquisition of Tevita Pangai Jr on a short-term deal last season around five weeks out from the finals.
The Eels need to sign Lodge before August 1 if they want him to be eligible to play in the 2022 finals series.
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Or in the alternate universe of light and far horizons, they thought ‘thanks, but no thanks.’It's annoying that Manly is light on forwards but can't sign someone mid season but teams like Eels can. Manly's cap must be bloated and goes to show we pay overs for players.
I'm not concerned on who the player is but in general if Manly is light on any position we don't go into the market to find that player to help us out for the season.Or in the alternate universe of light and far horizons, they thought ‘thanks, but no thanks.’
How are Manly “light on forwards”?Not sure there’s anyone of note that is out injured,forwards wise.So your argument leads me to believe you mean talent wise Manly are light on forwards.That being the case,Lodge does not increase Manly’s talent level in the forwards.It certainly increases their penalty count and wa*ker levelsIt's annoying that Manly is light on forwards but can't sign someone mid season but teams like Eels can. Manly's cap must be bloated and goes to show we pay overs for players.
I had a great uncle who knew a bit about the game. He once observed, c.1979, that Parramatta and Kangaroo prop Graham Olling was ‘just a forward.’How are Manly “light on forwards”?Not sure there’s anyone of note that is out injured,forwards wise.So your argument leads me to believe you mean talent wise Manly are light on forwards.That being the case,Lodge does not increase Manly’s talent level in the forwards.It certainly increases their penalty count and wa*ker levels
Excellent...one of his untimely penalties can cost the Eels in a semi-final! Perfect!EELS’ BID TO SIGN EX-WARRIORS STAR ON SHORT-TERM DEAL
The Eels are reportedly trying to lure former Warriors star Matt Lodge to Parramatta for the remainder of the 2022 season.
The Sydney Morning Herald reported the Eels have made inquiries about Lodge’s availability and what it would cost them on the salary cap for the rest of the year.
The NRL has estimated Lodge’s current market value and told the Eels they would need to come up with $20,000 a game for a total of $250,000 on their salary cap to sign Lodge.
That amount will decrease every week Lodge remains unsigned, which opens the possibility of the former Tigers and Broncos prop joining the Eels for their run to the finals.
Parramatta are keen to bolster their front row depth as they bid to break their premiership drought, but don’t want to pay over $200,000 to do it.
However, the Eels could opt to emulate the Panthers’ acquisition of Tevita Pangai Jr on a short-term deal last season around five weeks out from the finals.
The Eels need to sign Lodge before August 1 if they want him to be eligible to play in the 2022 finals series.
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I take the NY situation out of any argument when talking about Lodge because it’s a no brainer in terms of whether or not he’s the type of character you want at your club.But since his return,he continually gave away penalties,was disruptive at clubs and any time the team is getting beaten late in the game,he becomes grubbyI had a great uncle who knew a bit about the game. He once observed, c.1979, that Parramatta and Kangaroo prop Graham Olling was ‘just a forward.’
When the topic of Lodge comes up, I always think ‘he is just a forward.’ There is no great talent there. We already have much more talented forwards than Lidge.
At least Olling played for Country, NSW and Australia. Lodge will not enhance this club’s reputation by being a part of it. My understanding is that his victims (including a 9-year old boy at the time), have never been compensated for the trauma he put them through. Happy to stand corrected.
Plus if the gossip is true, he was a disruptive influence at the Broncos and Warriors. We don’t need players like that.
Not necessarily talking about Manly trying to sign Lodge but in general where we are light in the team. We never seem to sign anyone if we need more depth to help us through the season.How are Manly “light on forwards”?Not sure there’s anyone of note that is out injured,forwards wise.So your argument leads me to believe you mean talent wise Manly are light on forwards.That being the case,Lodge does not increase Manly’s talent level in the forwards.It certainly increases their penalty count and wa*ker levels
The Dawson twins were never good enough to play for ManlyJust because he bought a Bayview property doesn’t mean he would play for manly. Chris Dawson lived at Bayview, and played for jets for example.
Agree, they played for cellar dweller 70s jets. He was my teacher, we knew he was a wooden spooner.The Dawson twins were never good enough to play for Manly
He's just a hard arse, who can't control himself and has no real football talent to speak off...no thanks !!Excellent...one of his untimely penalties can cost the Eels in a semi-final! Perfect!
So $20k per game into $250k = 12.5 games, or have the NRL slapped a $10k "admin fee" on top of that?EELS’ BID TO SIGN EX-WARRIORS STAR ON SHORT-TERM DEAL
The Eels are reportedly trying to lure former Warriors star Matt Lodge to Parramatta for the remainder of the 2022 season.
The Sydney Morning Herald reported the Eels have made inquiries about Lodge’s availability and what it would cost them on the salary cap for the rest of the year.
The NRL has estimated Lodge’s current market value and told the Eels they would need to come up with $20,000 a game for a total of $250,000 on their salary cap to sign Lodge.
That amount will decrease every week Lodge remains unsigned, which opens the possibility of the former Tigers and Broncos prop joining the Eels for their run to the finals.
Parramatta are keen to bolster their front row depth as they bid to break their premiership drought, but don’t want to pay over $200,000 to do it.
However, the Eels could opt to emulate the Panthers’ acquisition of Tevita Pangai Jr on a short-term deal last season around five weeks out from the finals.
The Eels need to sign Lodge before August 1 if they want him to be eligible to play in the 2022 finals series.
Panthers lock in rising star; flyer approaches rival in fullback bid: Transfer Whispers
Panthers lock in rising star; flyer approaches rival in fullback bid: Transfer Whisperswww.foxsports.com.au
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