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lets carry on with promoting our young home grown talent

while i agree about home grown talent, class signings are still desirable. Imports only become a problem when they offer little more or less than their English Counterpart.

Sam T, could learn a lot from an established world class Half Back just like im sure he did when Trent was here.

OAMJS wrote:lets carry on with promoting our young home grown talent

correct

only when they are good enough.

Wigan_forever19​85​ wrote:while i agree about home grown talent, class signings are still desirable. Imports only become a problem when they offer little more or less than their English Counterpart.

Sam T, could learn a lot from an established world class Half Back just like im sure he did when Trent was here.

But Finch isnt a world class player!!!. If we've signed him its a massive mistake cause he's vastly overrated!!!!

warrior1973 wrote:

Wigan_forever19​85​ wrote:while i agree about home grown talent, class signings are still desirable. Imports only become a problem when they offer little more or less than their English Counterpart.

Sam T, could learn a lot from an established world class Half Back just like im sure he did when Trent was here.

But Finch isnt a world class player!!!. If we've signed him its a massive mistake cause he's vastly overrated!!!!

Haven't seen much of him, but if Madge thinks he's good enough, that'll do for me!

shawxshark wrote:finch is pap, very very over rated and moves clubs more than mathers.

falou is off to aussie rules

inglis is on 595,000 a year at storm and they let broncos talk to him but his agent said they couldn't get near what he wanted, this info is available off any search engine

why would inglis if he ever and slater give up all there rep honours to come over here. i think the ARL would pull out all the stops to keep both players in NRL or risk having to do the unthinkable and pic a player from SL

Falou has given up all the rep honours ?

shawxshark wrote:finch is pap, very very over rated and moves clubs more than mathers.

On 14 April 2009, Finch signed a one year contract with the Melbourne Storm. The Storm will be his fourth club in eleven NRL seasons. Storm coach Craig Bellamy commented: "He will add depth and experience to our squad and gives us further options in the halves."[4]

Questionable comment considering not many Australian players (nor British for that matter) finish and remain at one club throughout their career.

warrior1973 wrote:

Wigan_forever19​85​ wrote:while i agree about home grown talent, class signings are still desirable. Imports only become a problem when they offer little more or less than their English Counterpart.

Sam T, could learn a lot from an established world class Half Back just like im sure he did when Trent was here.

But Finch isnt a world class player!!!. If we've signed him its a massive mistake cause he's vastly overrated!!!!

I which world? Lets face it, everyone at Melbourne is world class.