Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Wed Sep 18, 2019 5:34 pm  

Anyone for Sam Williams? Think he is OOC...

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Wed Sep 18, 2019 5:58 pm  

Fishermanscap wrote:

Really, I'm surprised you think so, looks every inch to me. we'll see and I'll be sure to remind you if I'm right

I'll be happy to admit it if he does the business

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Wed Sep 18, 2019 6:19 pm  

charlie wrote:

Anyone for Sam Williams? Think he is OOC...

Not being a starting player for Canberra this year
I have literally watched every match but that doesn’t mean he’s not a quality player

Whenever whiten or ceaser have being injured williams has played very well

Jack Whiten has being incredible for the raiders this year including playing origin, very hard to get a game in front of those two

I would be very happy with Sam Williams
He was good for us but has developed a lot since going back to the NRL
Be an ideal replacement for Brough

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Wed Sep 18, 2019 6:50 pm  

musson wrote:

Not being a starting player for Canberra this year
I have literally watched every match but that doesn’t mean he’s not a quality player

Whenever whiten or ceaser have being injured williams has played very well

Jack Whiten has being incredible for the raiders this year including playing origin, very hard to get a game in front of those two

I would be very happy with Sam Williams
He was good for us but has developed a lot since going back to the NRL
Be an ideal replacement for Brough

I thought he did start in the early part of the season and did quite well. I’m not sure why he lost his place tbh, unless I’m confusing it with last season but I don’t think I am.

He’d be a good signing but he’d want to be first choice I’d have thought so who gets dropped? Tricky one.

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Thu Sep 19, 2019 8:53 pm  

Fishermanscap wrote:

I thought he did start in the early part of the season and did quite well. I’m not sure why he lost his place tbh, unless I’m confusing it with last season but I don’t think I am.

He’d be a good signing but he’d want to be first choice I’d have thought so who gets dropped? Tricky one.

Ceaser was starting scrum half but picked up an injury in round two

Williams then started about 6 matches before Ceaser came back in and was starting scrum half

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Fri Sep 20, 2019 7:22 am  

musson wrote:

Ceaser was starting scrum half but picked up an injury in round two

Williams then started about 6 matches before Ceaser came back in and was starting scrum half

Thought I’d seen him play early doors. I haven’t been able to bring myself to watch much rugby in recent month, the better we do the more I tend to watch so I lost touch with the NRL.

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Wed Oct 02, 2019 12:21 am  

Bump

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Wed Oct 02, 2019 8:54 am  

Based on last year's mid season slump, our most important signing could be a psychologist.

[PopTart]

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Wed Oct 02, 2019 9:15 am  

FSW wrote:

Based on last year's mid season slump, our most important signing could be a psychologist.

To be honest I would definitely invest in the sports science and sports psychology part of our game.
Very under valued asset.

Re: So, Next Years Team, Whats it Looking Like : Wed Oct 02, 2019 9:43 am  

PopTart wrote:

To be honest I would definitely invest in the sports science and sports psychology part of our game.
Very under valued asset.

I agree I think it would show a very open-minded attitude at a club willing to try anything to move forward. However I bet it isn't cheap and there I suppose is the problem, an extra Prop or an experiment that may or may not bere fruit.