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2025 Positivity
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Rabbitohs95
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Very keen to see what Wayne and the new high performance team can do for some of our underperforming/fringe players.
Hopefully our ideal backline can stay on the pitch with Latrell at 1, and our centre pairing in Jack Wighton and Campbell Graham forming a strong pairing. Not to mention Tyrone Munro with another year under his belt!
The halfback conundrum can be worrying but I’m very excited to see how Lewis Dodd transitions to the NRL. It seems like we’ve got a young, eager kid who has tasted success and is looking to test himself.
Excited to see Mamouzelos with his first real chance of solidifying the no.9 jersey, but also with someone like Humphries breathing down his neck.
The back row battle is looking interesting with the additions of Aitken and Schuster. They both provide unique styles and have plenty of upside. Tallis Duncan’s transition to the edge is exciting too.
Getting some injured fellas back on the field would be ideal too, specifically Mitchell, Graham, Jai Arrow, Lachlan Ilias and Junior Tatola. A new set of staff should do wonders for them.
Then you’ve got the young guys who had stepping stone seasons in 2025; Mamouzelos, Duncan, Munro, Jai Gray, Davvy Moale. They’re talented and they’re solidifying themselves as real NRL talent.
Very exciting but I won’t get my hopes up too high.
Hopefully our ideal backline can stay on the pitch with Latrell at 1, and our centre pairing in Jack Wighton and Campbell Graham forming a strong pairing. Not to mention Tyrone Munro with another year under his belt!
The halfback conundrum can be worrying but I’m very excited to see how Lewis Dodd transitions to the NRL. It seems like we’ve got a young, eager kid who has tasted success and is looking to test himself.
Excited to see Mamouzelos with his first real chance of solidifying the no.9 jersey, but also with someone like Humphries breathing down his neck.
The back row battle is looking interesting with the additions of Aitken and Schuster. They both provide unique styles and have plenty of upside. Tallis Duncan’s transition to the edge is exciting too.
Getting some injured fellas back on the field would be ideal too, specifically Mitchell, Graham, Jai Arrow, Lachlan Ilias and Junior Tatola. A new set of staff should do wonders for them.
Then you’ve got the young guys who had stepping stone seasons in 2025; Mamouzelos, Duncan, Munro, Jai Gray, Davvy Moale. They’re talented and they’re solidifying themselves as real NRL talent.
Very exciting but I won’t get my hopes up too high.
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I’m positive Wayne is a much better coach than JD
I’m also positive we won’t finish 16th again
I’m also positive we won’t finish 16th again
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Hopefully he'll be back late March if not sooner. That would be near on 8 months. This thread's all about positivity so I'll send some AJ's way.
18 tries baby.
Well, my maths is pretty good ... so if we play Panthers twice in regular season, there's 10 tries locked up already
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I hope you're right. And I know the theme of this thread.
So I'm POSITIVE that he won't be playing first grade in March next year.
Maybe May.
And to be clear I like AJ and I hope he gets the chance to break the try scoring record at Souths...I'd love nothing more.
So he'll need to get his skates on when he comes back.
And I think he'll definitely be on 1 wing.
