Karl Oloapu

He can't train with them until he signs a deal. Tracey had to keep training with Cronulla until he signed with us.

according the media post prior he’d be training with them this week, hence my comment.

Per the post from @TwinTurbo on page 16, the mole said “Oloapu has already moved back to Redcliffe and will start training with his new club this week”
 
according the media post prior he’d be training with them this week, hence my comment.

Per the post from @TwinTurbo on page 16, the mole said “Oloapu has already moved back to Redcliffe and will start training with his new club this week”
This week still hasn't finished and if he is to leave us Gus and Dolphins need to sign off on everything. Gus still holds the power of the contract. Highly unlikely any swaps involved as Gus has been frantically clearing the Top 30 & Development decks Kautoga, Joash, Fox, Semrani, Seve and possibly Oloapu.
 
Maybe gus is cooking a 3 way trade with tit's phins and dogs, is there anyone from redcliffe that tit's would want?
 
Maybe gus is cooking a 3 way trade with tit's phins and dogs, is there anyone from redcliffe that tit's would want?

Something realistic that can happen:

Bulldogs get = Josiah Pahulu.
Dolphins get = Karl Oloapu.
Titans get = Sean O'Sullivan.


Though I don't expect a 3 team trade.
 
There's numerous things that might be happening behind the scenes. So I understand why Gus might be playing coy. Could really just take one comment to throw a spanner in the works in something in any given negotiation.

For instance the Connor Votano thing where he's potentially speaking to other clubs right now, but according to his loudmouth relatives, he actually has his heart set on being a knight for life at this stage. If you are Connor and trying to get the Knights to offer you decent coin, you'd kick your cousin in the nuts for announcing that you are ultimately 100% loyal and your club of choice can just lowball you because your cousin doesn't like what someone is saying about your loyalty.

So perhaps with KO, we're quite ok with letting him go if we get a player in compensation. But there's still a lot of decisions to be made. Eg, we want a prop/centre/or whatever position we're lacking that's decent and looking like being within a year of being NRL ready otherwise we'll keep KO for now. The dolphins can potentially sound out several players about a move and meanwhile KO isn't required at training as long as he keeps up his running and gym sessions.

But in the interests of not putting heat on KO, Gould is playing his cards close to his chest so KO doesn't have a handful of dopey supporters hitting his socials telling him he's an ungrateful so and so for accepting our aid with rehab then jumping ship when he's healthy. We may or may not make a trade. But the one truth Gould can disclose is that we're supporting KO until things are sorted out.
There is no way in hell that if I was in charge of any club would I trade one of my good players for another
who could end his career in the first tackle of the season.
His situation being ready or not is the same here or anywhere else.
I dont know if a waiver excluding any club from being sued for no duty of care would hold up legally.
I cannot see a way out enabling him taking the paddock again.
 
JAC wasnt a player who could score a try out of nothing. And he didnt have much x factor. What he had was speed and a step when hes moving, but hes nothing when he has no service to put him in holes. Sometimes he gets lucky and the balls falls to him with space in front of him, but mostly the service he gets makes use of his speed. He had no work rate. Hes just a finisher, not a starter

Didn’t see his chip and chase tries obviously…
 
There is no way in hell that if I was in charge of any club would I trade one of my good players for another
who could end his career in the first tackle of the season.
His situation being ready or not is the same here or anywhere else.
I dont know if a waiver excluding any club from being sued for no duty of care would hold up legally.
I cannot see a way out enabling him taking the paddock again.
Is the club responsible, legally, for his rehab given it is not an injury but a genetic issue?
 
Is the club responsible, legally, for his rehab given it is not an injury but a genetic issue?
I would think that once the club is aware of his issue, whether a physical injury or a genetic would be
responsible legally as far as continuing his career at the Dogs.
Seeing that it is a condition arising from genetics you would think that ethically we would do all we
can as far as rehab. goes.
Another Q. is whether he, the Broncos, Dogs or his family was aware of this genetic disorder.
If yes, he was knowlingly playing russian roulette from that time onwards with his livelyhood.
 
Didn’t see his chip and chase tries obviously…
Not many of them. Not exactly ben barba like with x factor. I think Wilson has more x factor with his elusiveness
 
Not many of them. Not exactly ben barba like with x factor. I think Wilson has more x factor with his elusiveness

Wilson doesn't have more X-Factor than JAC stop it. Wilson is JAG. JAC's speed was an X-Factor.
 
Wilson doesn't have more X-Factor than JAC stop it. Wilson is JAG. JAC's speed was an X-Factor.
Many on the kennel wanted Wilson dropped for Skelton before Skelton confirmed he was signing with Wests. I was in the minority for supporting Gus and Ciro for picking Wilson over Skelton.
 
Wilson doesn't have more X-Factor than JAC stop it. Wilson is JAG. JAC's speed was an X-Factor.
Wilson might not have JAC's speed by is way bigger and makes way more out of yardage with he ability to still burn opposition wingers with his speed. Fox will slowly decline with his speed over the next couple years and without speed fox isnt a first grader lol
 
Wilson might not have JAC's speed by is way bigger and makes way more out of yardage with he ability to still burn opposition wingers with his speed. Fox will slowly decline with his speed over the next couple years and without speed fox isnt a first grader lol

Nothing to do with what I said. Wilson doesn't have more X-Factor than JAC.

Also JAC isn't going to lose his speed in the next 2 seasons. He's still 29.
 
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