Robbothedestroyer
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BOG average and we have moved on from taking other teams rejects. The likes of todd, underhill etc are the way forward.
....now why would this thought be entertained??If we get Molo we loose one of Hughes or King, invaluable chemistry and both still have room to improve. In terms of Molo elevating us into the contenders bracket his a fringe 8 middle or less. Money better spent elsewhere is summary.
Yep in qld cup game
I think your onto something. Something fishy about players when they act stupid. Means a club is in his earI think that if he gets his release he'll be signing with someone 15 minutes later. Something about players trying to break contracts at this stage screams fine deal elsewhere.
What happened ?
Why do chase front row forwards from St Merge they are only average we should go for top line forwards like Leo ThompsonThe old mental health Topine defence! And he's average as well. If he was any good, Dragons would have been decent. If he's first choice, he's first to blame. Pass
Boys yes I know we have signed Leo Thompson I meant we should sign players like himWhy do chase front row forwards from St Merge they are only average we should go for top line forwards like Leo Thompson
Not unless Pahulu wants to waste his career with dargonsIt makes a lot of sense for the Dragons to attempt swapping Pahulu for Molo now
This looks like a completely different matter to Topine. Chalk and cheese. Molo was the tackler in a tackle that left another player dead. That stuff doesn't ever leave you.The old mental health Topine defence! And he's average as well. If he was any good, Dragons would have been decent. If he's first choice, he's first to blame. Pass
I think that if he gets his release he'll be signing with someone 15 minutes later. Something about players trying to break contracts at this stage screams fine deal elsewhere.
Tbf that hasn't really stopped him belting players high when he playsThis looks like a completely different matter to Topine. Chalk and cheese. Molo was the tackler in a tackle that left another player dead. That stuff doesn't ever leave you.
"Queensland debutant Francis Molo plans to reach out to the Ackerman family when he feels up to it, admitting he is still burdened by the tragic death of the young footballer in 2015."
"It has been six years since Molo was suspended for eight weeks for the tackle which resulted in the death of Sunshine Coast footballer James Ackerman, but the 26-year-old is still carrying the mental scars of the incident to this day."
"There were times throughout the ordeal when Molo wanted to quit rugby league forever."
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I am not for a second saying we should sign him, that is up to the club. He is clearly a troubled individual, but RL generally and the Broncos more specifically have some ownership in this. Bottom line, this is not some "mental health" cop out.
It hasn't stopped Shaun Abbott from bowling bouncers even though one he bowled resulted in the death of Phillip Hughes either. The general advice that both Molo and Abbott will have been given is that the respective deaths are freak and the worst (and extremely rare) possible outcomes. For the sake of their own mental health they are best off continuing to play the sport and trying to excel in it, as this will help reinforce the truth that the deaths were freakish and completely unintended.Tbf that hasn't really stopped him belting players high when he plays
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Ex-Bronco recruit breaks down at inquiry into Ackerman's death
Rugby league player Francis Molo, who was responsible for the tackle that killed James Ackerman, tells the Coroners Court in Brisbane he did not think he made a shoulder charge.www.abc.net.au
Remember seeing replay of the incident. Very ugly Molo had no intention of wrapping his arms around the ball carrier.![]()
Ex-Bronco recruit breaks down at inquiry into Ackerman's death
Rugby league player Francis Molo, who was responsible for the tackle that killed James Ackerman, tells the Coroners Court in Brisbane he did not think he made a shoulder charge.www.abc.net.au