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Reds 2016

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RugbyReg said:
One of his former coaches said he is Toutai Kefu like. I like that!

Puts Lolo under pressure I reckon.
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Great news, i posted the below comment in 2014 so i hope i haven't sung his praises too highly, but i was disappointed when the Broncos signed him and glad to have him back in rugby union. Probably won't see his true value until 2017, but i expect him to eventually play a similar role to how Tui is currently playing.

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The Reds should keep an eye out for Caleb Timu, he was an absolute standout at Schoolboys level and was the starting 8 for Australian schoolboys in a team which featured Browning and McMahon, he was signed by the Broncos following school and earned praise as one of the most promising forwards in the system.. He started on a mormon mission at the end of last year so isn't likely to be available for 2015, but as an 18yr old he was 190cm and 108kg with a farm similar to that of Cliffy Palu.

I believe his mormon mission is due to continue for another 12months, but i'd hope the Reds are keeping an eye on him.
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So glad we are training him as an 8, and not as a 13 as originally reported.
Could be a pivotal signing in a few years time. God its good to have Brad Thorn involved.

As a side note, my mate ran into Karmichael at the barber a week or so ago. He said he should have stayed at the Suns, and that the Reds are a mess. Hope we are turning the corner.
 
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Herbert Moran (7)
From today's payto and panda:

word on the street is that the Reds are talking up their chances of luring Sean McMahon back to Queensland for 2018.




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Mark Ella (57)
Bobby Sands said:
So glad we are training him as an 8, and not as a 13 as originally reported.
Could be a pivotal signing in a few years time. God its good to have Brad Thorn involved.

As a side note, my mate ran into Karmichael at the barber a week or so ago. He said he should have stayed at the Suns, and that the Reds are a mess. Hope we are turning the corner.
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If your mate is truthful then I say in respect of Hunt:

Ungrateful prick I reckon.

I said at the time he should have been run out of Ballymore after his cocaine scandal. There is no doubt in my mind he helped and contributed to the "mess"

I thought the bloke had turned the corner and played very well last week. The bloke obviously still has issues.
 
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Andrew Slack (58)
Looks like people will get there wish and we'll have a new starting no 8. Presumably Browning.

Given there are no back up flankers on tour, I wonder if they'll bring someone over, or use the spare lock as cover. I'm trying to think which backrower is fit and who would be next cab off the rank.
 
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Rocky Elsom (76)
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There's a few options to fly over I guess. Waite Setu, Michael Gunn, Conor Mitchell or Jack de Guingand.

You'd think they'd have to fly so one over don't you?


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There's a few options to fly over I guess. Waite Setu, Michael Gunn, Conor Mitchell or Jack de Guingand.

You'd think they'd have to fly so one over don't you?

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With Simmons fit and starting again this week they might just go with a bench of Tui and Matwijow.. Not ideal though
 
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Jason Little (69)
I'm sure Matwijow could play 6 or 8 if required. Seems to have the pace to play there. Another Jordan Smiler type of player - lock, 6 or 8.
 
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