Wolfman howls again
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RE: Wolfman gone for season
Worry about next year when it comes around
Nobody knew who Taufua was this time last year
Worry about next year when it comes around
Nobody knew who Taufua was this time last year
RE: Wolfman gone for season
Worry about next year when it comes around
Nobody knew who Taufua was this time last year
Worry about next year when it comes around
Nobody knew who Taufua was this time last year
bennyeagle
Reserve Grader
RE: Wolfman gone for season
o for the rest of our season our full strength backline will be
Snake
Whare
Lyon
Matai
Tafua
Foran
DCE
Young and quick, concern is the experience on the wings, hopefully tooves has them zoned in !
Definate worry for next year, Farrar would have to be an option !
o for the rest of our season our full strength backline will be
Snake
Whare
Lyon
Matai
Tafua
Foran
DCE
Young and quick, concern is the experience on the wings, hopefully tooves has them zoned in !
Definate worry for next year, Farrar would have to be an option !
bennyeagle
Reserve Grader
RE: Wolfman gone for season
o for the rest of our season our full strength backline will be
Snake
Whare
Lyon
Matai
Tafua
Foran
DCE
Young and quick, concern is the experience on the wings, hopefully tooves has them zoned in !
Definate worry for next year, Farrar would have to be an option !
o for the rest of our season our full strength backline will be
Snake
Whare
Lyon
Matai
Tafua
Foran
DCE
Young and quick, concern is the experience on the wings, hopefully tooves has them zoned in !
Definate worry for next year, Farrar would have to be an option !
RE: Wolfman gone for season
Off contract wingers
Jordan Atkins, Nathanael Barnes, Dylan Collier, Bryson Goodwin, Isaac Gordon, Phil Graham, John Grant, Adam Henry, Curtis Johnston, Denan Kemp, Michael Lett, Drury Low, Luke MacDougall, Lachlan Maranta, Shannon McDonnell, Dimitri Pelo, Ivan Penehe, Dominique Peyroux, Anthony Quinn, Sami Sauiluma, Omar Slaimankhel, Sio Siua Taukeiaho, Junior Tia-Kilifi, Daniel Tupou, Lote Tuqiri, Etu Uaisele, Matt Utai, Joe Vickery, David Williams, John Williams
Read more: http://www.zerotackle.com/nrl/rugby-league/players/off-contract-2012/by-position-2012/#ixzz24509MdXf
Few options there
Off contract wingers
Jordan Atkins, Nathanael Barnes, Dylan Collier, Bryson Goodwin, Isaac Gordon, Phil Graham, John Grant, Adam Henry, Curtis Johnston, Denan Kemp, Michael Lett, Drury Low, Luke MacDougall, Lachlan Maranta, Shannon McDonnell, Dimitri Pelo, Ivan Penehe, Dominique Peyroux, Anthony Quinn, Sami Sauiluma, Omar Slaimankhel, Sio Siua Taukeiaho, Junior Tia-Kilifi, Daniel Tupou, Lote Tuqiri, Etu Uaisele, Matt Utai, Joe Vickery, David Williams, John Williams
Read more: http://www.zerotackle.com/nrl/rugby-league/players/off-contract-2012/by-position-2012/#ixzz24509MdXf
Few options there
RE: Wolfman gone for season
Off contract wingers
Jordan Atkins, Nathanael Barnes, Dylan Collier, Bryson Goodwin, Isaac Gordon, Phil Graham, John Grant, Adam Henry, Curtis Johnston, Denan Kemp, Michael Lett, Drury Low, Luke MacDougall, Lachlan Maranta, Shannon McDonnell, Dimitri Pelo, Ivan Penehe, Dominique Peyroux, Anthony Quinn, Sami Sauiluma, Omar Slaimankhel, Sio Siua Taukeiaho, Junior Tia-Kilifi, Daniel Tupou, Lote Tuqiri, Etu Uaisele, Matt Utai, Joe Vickery, David Williams, John Williams
Read more: http://www.zerotackle.com/nrl/rugby-league/players/off-contract-2012/by-position-2012/#ixzz24509MdXf
Few options there
Off contract wingers
Jordan Atkins, Nathanael Barnes, Dylan Collier, Bryson Goodwin, Isaac Gordon, Phil Graham, John Grant, Adam Henry, Curtis Johnston, Denan Kemp, Michael Lett, Drury Low, Luke MacDougall, Lachlan Maranta, Shannon McDonnell, Dimitri Pelo, Ivan Penehe, Dominique Peyroux, Anthony Quinn, Sami Sauiluma, Omar Slaimankhel, Sio Siua Taukeiaho, Junior Tia-Kilifi, Daniel Tupou, Lote Tuqiri, Etu Uaisele, Matt Utai, Joe Vickery, David Williams, John Williams
Read more: http://www.zerotackle.com/nrl/rugby-league/players/off-contract-2012/by-position-2012/#ixzz24509MdXf
Few options there
RE: Wolfman gone for season
AAP
Manly hooker Matt Ballin could join his Wests Tigers counterpart Robbie Farah as a key finals casualty with both playmakers under injury clouds just two weeks out from the NRL playoffs.
Manly winger David Williams could be another finals absentee with reports suggesting he could be out of football for up to 12 months after suffering a possible anterior cruciate injury.
Farah is likely to be ruled out for the remainder of the season on Tuesday after scans confirmed he fractured his right hand in his team's round 24 loss to Canterbury on Friday.
Ballin went down during the Sea Eagles' big win over Newcastle at Brookvale Oval on Sunday and may have suffered an Achilles injury which could put him out for an extended period.
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Williams' knee injury could be the worst case possible.
Farah, Ballin and Williams would be key losses for their respective teams with the Tigers battling to hold onto eighth position and Manly yet to seal a top four spot, with two regular season rounds remaining.
Ballin is just one of several injury worries for the NRL champion Sea Eagles.
Ballin, Jason King (shoulder) Jamie Buhrer (concussion) and David Williams (leg) will all meet with Manly coach Geoff Toovey and club doctor Paul Bloomfield on Tuesday morning to determine the full extent of their injuries after all four players underwent a series of scans on Monday.
Buhrer shapes as a replacement for Ballin if the tough No.9 is forced out. Despite being knocked out against the Knights, one-time NSW utility Buhrer is expected to be fit for Manly's crucial round 25 clash with Brisbane on Friday night.
AAP
Manly hooker Matt Ballin could join his Wests Tigers counterpart Robbie Farah as a key finals casualty with both playmakers under injury clouds just two weeks out from the NRL playoffs.
Manly winger David Williams could be another finals absentee with reports suggesting he could be out of football for up to 12 months after suffering a possible anterior cruciate injury.
Farah is likely to be ruled out for the remainder of the season on Tuesday after scans confirmed he fractured his right hand in his team's round 24 loss to Canterbury on Friday.
Ballin went down during the Sea Eagles' big win over Newcastle at Brookvale Oval on Sunday and may have suffered an Achilles injury which could put him out for an extended period.
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Williams' knee injury could be the worst case possible.
Farah, Ballin and Williams would be key losses for their respective teams with the Tigers battling to hold onto eighth position and Manly yet to seal a top four spot, with two regular season rounds remaining.
Ballin is just one of several injury worries for the NRL champion Sea Eagles.
Ballin, Jason King (shoulder) Jamie Buhrer (concussion) and David Williams (leg) will all meet with Manly coach Geoff Toovey and club doctor Paul Bloomfield on Tuesday morning to determine the full extent of their injuries after all four players underwent a series of scans on Monday.
Buhrer shapes as a replacement for Ballin if the tough No.9 is forced out. Despite being knocked out against the Knights, one-time NSW utility Buhrer is expected to be fit for Manly's crucial round 25 clash with Brisbane on Friday night.
RE: Wolfman gone for season
AAP
Manly hooker Matt Ballin could join his Wests Tigers counterpart Robbie Farah as a key finals casualty with both playmakers under injury clouds just two weeks out from the NRL playoffs.
Manly winger David Williams could be another finals absentee with reports suggesting he could be out of football for up to 12 months after suffering a possible anterior cruciate injury.
Farah is likely to be ruled out for the remainder of the season on Tuesday after scans confirmed he fractured his right hand in his team's round 24 loss to Canterbury on Friday.
Ballin went down during the Sea Eagles' big win over Newcastle at Brookvale Oval on Sunday and may have suffered an Achilles injury which could put him out for an extended period.
Advertisement
Williams' knee injury could be the worst case possible.
Farah, Ballin and Williams would be key losses for their respective teams with the Tigers battling to hold onto eighth position and Manly yet to seal a top four spot, with two regular season rounds remaining.
Ballin is just one of several injury worries for the NRL champion Sea Eagles.
Ballin, Jason King (shoulder) Jamie Buhrer (concussion) and David Williams (leg) will all meet with Manly coach Geoff Toovey and club doctor Paul Bloomfield on Tuesday morning to determine the full extent of their injuries after all four players underwent a series of scans on Monday.
Buhrer shapes as a replacement for Ballin if the tough No.9 is forced out. Despite being knocked out against the Knights, one-time NSW utility Buhrer is expected to be fit for Manly's crucial round 25 clash with Brisbane on Friday night.
AAP
Manly hooker Matt Ballin could join his Wests Tigers counterpart Robbie Farah as a key finals casualty with both playmakers under injury clouds just two weeks out from the NRL playoffs.
Manly winger David Williams could be another finals absentee with reports suggesting he could be out of football for up to 12 months after suffering a possible anterior cruciate injury.
Farah is likely to be ruled out for the remainder of the season on Tuesday after scans confirmed he fractured his right hand in his team's round 24 loss to Canterbury on Friday.
Ballin went down during the Sea Eagles' big win over Newcastle at Brookvale Oval on Sunday and may have suffered an Achilles injury which could put him out for an extended period.
Advertisement
Williams' knee injury could be the worst case possible.
Farah, Ballin and Williams would be key losses for their respective teams with the Tigers battling to hold onto eighth position and Manly yet to seal a top four spot, with two regular season rounds remaining.
Ballin is just one of several injury worries for the NRL champion Sea Eagles.
Ballin, Jason King (shoulder) Jamie Buhrer (concussion) and David Williams (leg) will all meet with Manly coach Geoff Toovey and club doctor Paul Bloomfield on Tuesday morning to determine the full extent of their injuries after all four players underwent a series of scans on Monday.
Buhrer shapes as a replacement for Ballin if the tough No.9 is forced out. Despite being knocked out against the Knights, one-time NSW utility Buhrer is expected to be fit for Manly's crucial round 25 clash with Brisbane on Friday night.
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