Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Thu Oct 28, 2021 4:32 pm  

Nearly a whole week and no new signings. Leigh will be quaking in their boots. Odds on we announce x number of juniors being given 1st team contracts tomorrow.

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Thu Oct 28, 2021 4:34 pm  

I dont think Leigh are our rivals next season

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Thu Oct 28, 2021 5:00 pm  

BigTime wrote:

Nearly a whole week and no new signings. Leigh will be quaking in their boots. Odds on we announce x number of juniors being given 1st team contracts tomorrow.

Maybe some of the BOSG will be given playing contracts!

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Thu Oct 28, 2021 5:02 pm  

Deadcowboys1 wrote:

Maybe some of the BOSG will be given playing contracts!

That would bring the squad up to 22!

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Thu Oct 28, 2021 9:56 pm  

As predicted Aston to Halifax.

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Fri Oct 29, 2021 10:31 am  

BigTime wrote:

As predicted Aston to Halifax.

Hope he has better luck with injuries, seemed to be a true talent at one time, but not looking Super League standard, wonder what some of these clubs are offering? do they have sponsors who will give them easy role employment?

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Fri Oct 29, 2021 12:14 pm  

jaybs wrote:

Hope he has better luck with injuries, seemed to be a true talent at one time, but not looking Super League standard, wonder what some of these clubs are offering? do they have sponsors who will give them easy role employment?

Yes you could see he was a decent player but Covid and injuries meant he didn’t really get a run of games and become as dominant as he might have been.
On players moving- The one I really can’t get is Hodson. He was one of our better Academy signings so you would have thought we’d want to retain him but he was no way the finished article so difficult to see why he was poached. He comes from the Midlands so there were no family ties drawing him to Yorkshire. Why move to Batley who must also be part time and aren’t going to get promoted. Did his agent have an ‘in’ there? Did Batley offer more cash? Did he think Broncos was going to become a disaster area? If it’s either of the latter 2 that’s not great.

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Fri Oct 29, 2021 2:09 pm  

My money is on Josh is doing something academically and is using RL to fund his studies. Cheaper to live and more options RL wise to keep him employed for three years up north, it would make sense to move.

My parents live in Newport, Josh's home town. It's noted for Adam's Grammar School, which has links to Newport RFC where he learnt to play before joining Telford RL. If he went to Adam's, it's likely he's a bright lad

Adam's Grammar don't like to talk about it but their most famous recent(ish) old boy is one Jeremy Corbyn.

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Fri Oct 29, 2021 2:22 pm  

Halfdan of t'wide embrace wrote:

My money is on Josh is doing something academically and is using RL to fund his studies. Cheaper to live and more options RL wise to keep him employed for three years up north, it would make sense to move.

My parents live in Newport, Josh's home town. It's noted for Adam's Grammar School, which has links to Newport RFC where he learnt to play before joining Telford RL. If he went to Adam's, it's likely he's a bright lad

Adam's Grammar don't like to talk about it but their most famous recent(ish) old boy is one Jeremy Corbyn.

That’s interesting. Leeds Metro seems to be the go to Uni for RL players and Batley is in the wider Leeds area I think so that would make sense.

Re: Broncos Ins & Outs 2022 : Fri Oct 29, 2021 5:43 pm  

Halfdan of t'wide embrace wrote:

My money is on Josh is doing something academically and is using RL to fund his studies. Cheaper to live and more options RL wise to keep him employed for three years up north, it would make sense to move.

My parents live in Newport, Josh's home town. It's noted for Adam's Grammar School, which has links to Newport RFC where he learnt to play before joining Telford RL. If he went to Adam's, it's likely he's a bright lad

Adam's Grammar don't like to talk about it but their most famous recent(ish) old boy is one Jeremy Corbyn.

Why should they be ashamed of having a former Labour Party leader as an old boy?