the reason kasiano left!

[Phalangist]

97 was super league, so on a technicality only 92 and 93 are the last on record according to most in the media

Well super league was the only league I followed in 97 so it counts in my books

 

[Alan79]

I don't really care if he left because he wants to join a cross dressing club he found out about in melbourne. He's not a Bulldog next year so he's the enemy.

If I had to guess why he left a part of it would have been because he was constantly criticized on here and probably wanted a new start away from a club that has fanatical supporters that have high expectations. He has a couple of cousins in Melbourne and a team where he can probably hope to play a limited role in and still look good. It doesn't really matter to me. I'm sad that he's left but like any player that leaves under honourable circumstances I'll move on and hope we make him regret leaving.

 

[Mr Beast]

Once a Dogzilla, now a Waszilla!

 

[Bluebody]

He wanted a Premiership given to him rather than earn it with a Club that is worth earning it for. Good riddance. Self entitled lazy bugger with discipline resembling smelly flatulance.

 

[flamebouyant]

Will barely get any minutes like Nate Myles

i totally forgot he went ther. Was he injured this year??

 

[maroondog72]

Would like to get his thoughts after his first pre season cardio session under bellamy,if they win another premiership it will have fuck all to do with kas

 

[CaptainJackson]

97 was super league, so on a technicality only 92 and 93 are the last on record according to most in the media

Super League was better, had the better players/teams than ARL in 97

 

[Malla]

I feel for him - while he is a fat lazy trainer and player, I feel Des never really played him to his strengths. The first season Des had with us in 2012 he was exceptional, and he played a minimal role - ie. 30-40 mins a game. I feel Des tried to evolve him into a ball playing front rower that for me wasn't his strength. In 2012 Kas was breaking through the line and offloading with Barba supporting. I reckon Bellamy will bring that back out and he will use him the right way off the bench and minimal minutes. What Storm will also fix (if he buys in) is his defence and fitness. Big test for him tho, I genuinely wish him all the best.

Part of me feels if Pay came on board sooner he would have found a way to keep Kas, but Kas probably needed this change more than anyone.

 

[Wahesh]

To be perfectly fair... I don't think the Storm will win it next year. In fact I reckon NSW can win origin.

 

[Chris Harding]

I have a feeling Bellamy likes Kas and imagines himself getting the best out of him, which he may do depending on Kas' willingness. He is still one of the most damaging front rowers when he wants to be.

Bellamy wouldn't bring Sam in so he could ride on the coat tails of Storms success. He would have to prove his worth to slip straight in to a GF winning team next season. It will be shape up or ship out I would say. If Kas can fit in down there, he will do well under the regiment of Bellamy.

We imagine that a coach like Bellamy will get the best out of Sam, but time will tell. The Storm style of play should suit him, but he'll have to play more than ten minutes a game- and that will be the real test. Food is great in Melbourne, too.

 

[Dogna88]

So does that mean we dont pay part of his salary?

 

[BULLTURK]

He became a big joke
Massive liability for our team..

 

[GDR]

Super League was better, had the better players/teams than ARL in 97

without question it was better.. but it was not a unified competition and will always remain tainted because of that...

 

[DoggiesBoy]

Super League was better, had the better players/teams than ARL in 97

All that happened was the talent pool got thinned out across both comps, it was terrible time for rugby league and rightfully the record books just skip that year.

 

[cookieman909]

People are saying Bellamy will turn him into a beast next year. I’m not so sure. The player also has to put the effort in.

Kas would have a bit off season and look good in rd1. Then after a month he’s back to where he was. He still smokes. He’s lazy. Im not expecting him to do much next year tbh.

 

[GrogDog]

Love Kas but I see him playing awesome next year and then sliding to the side and eventually looking for a release to go to a lazier club.

 

[The DoggFather]

Who? The fat **** "Storms" recruit?

 

[chisdog]

i totally forgot he went ther. Was he injured this year??

He played 3 games, does Melbourne buy him a premiership ring then?

 

[Flanagun]

Meh Kasisno never tried enough. Even at his best he wasn't as fit or professional as he should have been.

Who cares why he left? He's gone and so is Des. We'll be better this year and he will miss finding out what true bulldog culture is about. Melbourne aren't exactly going up with Cronk gone either.

If he thinks he can win a premiership there, good luck, but I'm not exactly grieving his departure. This place will be better next year with or without him and I'm excited about that. I think he's missing out and I think he made his move a season or two too late anyway.

Whether it was his choice or the club's, it's done and we should move on like he has. No great loss.

Go doggies 2018!

 

[Vlasnik]

Heard he loved a hamburger tho

I heard he picks his teeth with KFC Drumsticks.