They all seem to have the most likely at the top and least likely at the bottom.I don't think the depth charts are rating the players in order. I think they are just lists.
Like having 2 players who haven't played first grade in Fermor and Jones above Guerra who has played for his state and country?They all seem to have the most likely at the top and least likely at the bottom.
Most of them seem about in the right order.
Most of the lists are close - second row one seems random in the middle.Like having 2 players who haven't played first grade in Fermor and Jones above Guerra who has played for his state and country?
Surely if he played 1st grade most of season with little or no injuries and played well and strong a contract would be deserved but not long term due to past record, 1 + 1 maybe.
What was his contract.... 330k? Maybe a 1 year 250k extension if he goes alright this year.
https://www.newcastleherald.com.au/...ady-to-show-knights-his-true-colours/?cs=2503
article about Moga being ready and keen to play his best football.
It mentions that he'd be keen to sign for Newcastle again and wants to impress the coach.
I suppose I'm the only one cynical enough to be reminded of how Wes Naiqama managed to play like a world beater every time he was up for a new contract.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2020/01/19/knights-spine-eager-for-continuity/
Pearce, Mann and Ponga all talking about training in one position and stability in the spine this year, and Watson saying he is training at 13 and 9 to be an impact player, but also keeping his options open to cover other spine roles if needed.
I think the idea is for him to come on a lock when the opposition is tired. It sounds like he will defend a lock but play like a second fullback in attack and just follow the ball carrier waiting for an offload and some space.The only way I can see Watson slotting in at lock is to play as a 2nd hooker to tandem with Brailey in situations where we have the other team on the back foot or at the back end of the match.
I'm a bit surprised that's where he's looking, perhaps it's an indication he's accepting he's best coming off the bench as a super-sub.
I think the idea is for him to come on a lock when the opposition is tired. It sounds like he will defend a lock but play like a second fullback in attack and just follow the ball carrier waiting for an offload and some space.