Brock Lamb set to leave the Knights

I'm happy to have both or either in the team but won't happen for a while, hope Griff comes back strong and fit, they are both an asset to the team/club
 
Your welcome to your opinion.

My take on it is Brown got a hard on for Griffin from the outset and Levi did something to get in Browns bad books so missed out. Was clear from the Maitland trial leading up to that the talk with both would get a fair shot at it, and he plays that trial with Griffin at hooker for about 70 minutes with Levi getting a shot at the death after the game was done. Most on here expected them to share the role also. That was the turning point and from then on Levi didn't get a look in.

You don't take a current international rep hooker and chuck em in reserves with next to no consideration to play firsts which is exactly what Brown did. More to this than just a fair battle for position. Sure Griffin took his NZ jumper how was Levi going to retain it from reserve grade.

I stand by what I said prior in another thread, if Levi and griffin both got a fair shot Levi would be the one getting selected for NZ. He is quicker out of dummy half both with his service and his dummy half running. He is sharper at judging when to run for easy meters. He gets the team on the front foot with his dummy half play taking a few meter steps before passing the ball to the ball runner closer to the line giving the D less time.

Griffin is a reliable hooker at passing the ball from dummy half, and a bit better defender. Thats it.
That's it levi has played less minutes than slade this season and has 5 try assists and 5 line break assists compared to 2 try assits and 2 linebreak assists for slade . As for defence levi is sitting at 93% tackle efficiency and slade st 93.4% both good. Levi can defend slade can defend and hit harder.
 
Levi definitely has more ability in attack then Griffin, though its hard to use this year as a guide as Griffin had a lot of games where we had no controlling half ( Pearce )
And had to mostly tackle all day.

Some of Griffin's tackles on our line would be worthy of a equaling a try assist, id say he had close to 10 of those type tackles to save our bacon.
 
Levi has far too many brain snaps making his decisions over the captain's. Such as taking the quick tap instead of a goal when leading by 12, and getting defeated by 2. Far too many attempts to score by barging over.

And Danny leave the fighting to the guys with bigger muscles and less brains.
 
That's it levi has played less minutes than slade this season and has 5 try assists and 5 line break assists compared to 2 try assits and 2 linebreak assists for slade . As for defence levi is sitting at 93% tackle efficiency and slade st 93.4% both good. Levi can defend slade can defend and hit harder.

Slade first 25 mins, level last 55 minutes with Slade getting a stint in the back row, tried and true method.
 
I didn't realise this was a thread about Levi and Griffin!

Anyway from what I heard the deal is two years and there's a high chance Uncle nick goes after another top shelf half if he doesn't convince Cronk to stick around so if Lamb improves I guess never say never
 
I didn't realise this was a thread about Levi and Griffin!

Anyway from what I heard the deal is two years and there's a high chance Uncle nick goes after another top shelf half if he doesn't convince Cronk to stick around so if Lamb improves I guess never say never

Fox Sports reporting today that the Chooks will be throwing their sombrero in the ring for Munster from 2020
 
Fox Sports reporting today that the Chooks will be throwing their sombrero in the ring for Munster from 2020

I think Fox Sports is full of it personally and rumours like the above are why we shouldn't let journalists on TV who clearly push their agendas. Because the Roosters are totally smart enough to have three five eighths on their roster then without a recognised proper halfback.
 
I'm disappointed we're losing him but that's the business of NRL.

Only time will tell if we should have tried harder to keep him, but I guess even if he turns out a good player at Easts the haters will say he wouldn't have amounted to anything here.

I think Brock will be happy he held out and ended up at Easts, learning off Cronk and being at a big club with so many rep players he's given himself the best chance to progress.
 
Knights' website posted an article quoting Brown regarding recruitment targets for next year. The article also states that Lamb is departing at the end of the year. It hasn't officially been announced, but seems certain with this (and with Barry Toohey stating also) that Lamb is going. Bit of a shame but best of luck to him.
 
Even if Lamb doesn't get a contract elsewhere THANK GOD his clearly not getting signed here, either way he showed he lacked the ability this year or had the wrong attitude to be a first grader at our club so am glad his gone, would rather role the dice on another 20 year old half his hungry from the lower grades.
 
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