Ciraldo takes crack at redemption: Forward relishes top-grade recall

"Obviously losing my spot in first grade and being injured, and not seeing much response from that injury . . . I questioned what I was really doing here.

"But I had a good chat to my dad and he sort of pulled me back into line and made me stop feeling sorry for myself.
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Makes for great reading!

He was dropped back then and rightfully so..

His father has given him great advice... 'stop sooking'.

Hope he rips in tomorrow night.
 
Hope he plays great tonight. The second row is his for the keeping with Pato and Simmo gone, he just has to show he is worth keeping in FG. Go Ciraldo!
 
All that hard work training and playing NSW Cup for 4 weeks did nothing, he still came out and provided an average game. Our players are easily all talk.
 
The Herald is just in need of more articles to put up, just like with the Kaufusi article where he wanted to come out and have a big game against the Cowboys, i saw him take a few runs and drop the ball so point really proven there.
 
It's disappointing, he was playing well at the start of last year before his injury, and seemed to start off this season alright.

But he's been dreadful since then.
 
jamesgould said:
It's disappointing, he was playing well at the start of last year before his injury, and seemed to start off this season alright.

But he's been dreadful since then.
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:lol: actually it's a return to form...check his NRL career stats...they're far from impressive...I wondered what Smith ever saw in him besides height...
 
Mr Goanna said:
:lol: actually it's a return to form...check his NRL career stats...they're far from impressive...I wondered what Smith ever saw in him besides height...
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I never said he was any good apart from that period. But I was hoping he'd keep improving, or at least be able to maintain it.
 
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