Re: Not a rumour anymore!!
Posted: Fri May 13, 2022 9:49 am
I think we can do better and if Huddersfield want him, then good luck to him.
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But that is what the salary cap was designed to do, stop the 'top teams' signing all the best players and thus equalise the playing standards of all the teams, only wait, how many teams have actually won the Grand Final? The Bulls of course are not even in the Superleague of course now.
ian.birchall wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 10:20 amBut that is what the salary cap was designed to do, stop the 'top teams' signing all the best players and thus equalise the playing standards of all the teams, only wait, how many teams have actually won the Grand Final? The Bulls of course are not even in the Superleague of course now.
I agree with that. Not worth getting into a bidding war over. If the club want to retain him then make him an offer and if the Giants better it, off he goes.EagleEyePie wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:28 am Bibby is an interesting one. He's been a regular in the side without ever really being a stand out player. Last season was decent though as he was bagging plenty of tries on the right wing initially and in a disastrous season he was one of our better players through consistency alone.
At centre I can't say I rate him, but I must admit in the Saints game we saw the very first glimpses of him making a play like a natural centre would. The angle of the run around Welsby and the pass to Marshall - that was exactly what you expect from a centre and exactly what Bibby had been so woeful at up to that point.
The frustrating thing would be if Bibby does decide to leave and then we actually see an improvement in his attacking play.
For me this is a case of knowing Bibby's value. If Huddersfield push the price up he might not be worth it. He's definitely not in the irreplaceable category but if we can keep hold of him for a reasonable wage it's probably the right move. If his wage demands go up then probably best to look elsewhere. I like what I've seen of Halsall so hopefully he continues to put himself into contention.