https://t.co/4XllyFrmjz hopefully that works but what a great attitude from Brock
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They will start the year with Brock Lamb and Connor Watson as their first choice halves pairing,
Gotta lol @ Maloney saying the panthers are organising a 3rd party deal for him before he'll sign.
Up their with Bennetts now "now roberts is off the drugs" comment.
I think he's saying that Penrith are currently registering the TPDs with the NRL before he can sign. Not that Penrith are doing some brown paper bag.. although I might be wrong.But TPD's are meant to be at arms length, not for remuneration for players to play for a club.
http://www.sportingnews.com/au/leag...ns-best-17/12grk8xzw068o1wcpl1ecfse7c/slide/1
As always the Lurker should be taken with a hefty salt shaker handy, but this is certainly a worry if he's halfway close to the mark:
Pearce signing would be a ca-lamb-ity for Brock’s progress
The Knights are right up there in the battle to sign Mitchell Pearce - but it could come at a cost.
Newcastle are one of the few clubs who can afford out-of-favour Pearce for 2018 - and one of the few the Roosters will release him to as they don’t see them as a title threat.
But I’m hearing that if Pearce moves up the freeway, boom youngster Brock Lamb will ask for a release.
With fellow Roosters playmaker Connor Watson also joining the Roosters on big money, Lamb knows he will be the odd man out should Pearce come on board.
At only 20, Lamb is a genuine star in the making but coach Nathan Brown is desperate for experience to guide his young team around - thus the battle for Pearce.
If he does get a release for 2018, Lamb will have no shortage of suitors, with Manly leading the way.
Source? Any idea which one?Lamb has already met with at least one Sydney club.