Next el Masri?

[stingray]

Can anyone post full link?
Guessing there talking about kiraz?

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[maroondog72]

There will never be another el magic, he was a one of a kind for mine.

 

[Cappuccino]

Kiraz runs straight, El Masri ran sideways.

 

[B-Train]

Aside from them both being Lebanese and outside backs, that's where the similarities end.. Kiraz is twice El Masri's size and is a completely different style of player. Plus he doesn't kick goals..

 

[dogwhisperer]

Aside from them both being Lebanese and outside backs, that's where the similarities end.. Kiraz is twice El Masri's size and is a completely different style of player. Plus he doesn't kick goals..

Yeh but I get what they are trying to say. It's more about being a cult hero for the thousands of lebs in the area just like how El Masri was. Probably nothing to do with how they play.

 

[Mitch Connor]

Racism

 

[Disposable Hero]

We havent even seen thw young fella kick a goal. Jow are theu comparing the 2?

 

[gazza]

I think many people forget how good El Magic was in scoring tries.

 

[bricktamland]

Kiraz runs straight, El Masri ran sideways.

And set up and finished many. More then just a kicker. He had a special knack for reading the play in defence and stopping the ball on a over lap

 

[Baby Blues]

I think many people forget how good El Magic was in scoring tries.

No they just don’t see them as similar players at all

 

[Freakzilla]

They're both Lebanese, they must be exactly alike!

 

[KLil]

I think many people forget how good El Magic was in scoring tries.

All rounder... defence very underrated, could snuff a try like a champion.

 

[KLil]

Exactly! Even got the same last name.

 

[Cappuccino]

And set up and finished many. More then just a kicker. He had a special knack for reading the play in defence and stopping the ball on a over lap

Sorry, I should have clarified. I wasn't attempting to be disrespectful. Was just pointing out in a very quick way they are nothing alike.

 

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Canterbury coach Trent Barrett is confident of keeping Jacob Kiraz at Belmore despite interest from NRL rivals, declaring the local junior “won’t be going anywhere”.

The Bulldogs tabled Kiraz a two-year deal immediately after making a shock debut from outside of the club’s top 30 roster against Brisbane last weekend.

It’s believed that performance helped the St Johns Eagles junior capture the attention of at least three other NRL sides.

But on Thursday, Barrett said the Bulldogs won’t lose the rising outside back for a second time. Having come through the Bulldogs system, Kiraz then moved to St George Illawarra, North Queensland and then Newcastle before returning to Belmore on a train and trial contact.

"He’s a good player, we were lucky to get him back,” Barrett said.

“He’d been away for a couple of years. He didn’t do too much in the pre-season but was terrific last week. He’s not in our top 30 at the moment but he won’t be going anywhere.

“He’s big, he’s athletic and can break a tackle. He’s a good kid too, who is driven and level-headed. We’ve got someone we want to keep here.”

Kiraz was called into Barrett’s side against the Broncos after four players, including centres Brent Naden and Jake Averillo, were sidelined with Covid-19.


The 20-year old will need another exemption from the NRL to play again before round 11.

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[CrittaMagic69]

Canterbury coach Trent Barrett is confident of keeping Jacob Kiraz at Belmore despite interest from NRL rivals, declaring the local junior “won’t be going anywhere”.

The Bulldogs tabled Kiraz a two-year deal immediately after making a shock debut from outside of the club’s top 30 roster against Brisbane last weekend.

It’s believed that performance helped the St Johns Eagles junior capture the attention of at least three other NRL sides.

But on Thursday, Barrett said the Bulldogs won’t lose the rising outside back for a second time. Having come through the Bulldogs system, Kiraz then moved to St George Illawarra, North Queensland and then Newcastle before returning to Belmore on a train and trial contact.

"He’s a good player, we were lucky to get him back,” Barrett said.

“He’d been away for a couple of years. He didn’t do too much in the pre-season but was terrific last week. He’s not in our top 30 at the moment but he won’t be going anywhere.

“He’s big, he’s athletic and can break a tackle. He’s a good kid too, who is driven and level-headed. We’ve got someone we want to keep here.”

Kiraz was called into Barrett’s side against the Broncos after four players, including centres Brent Naden and Jake Averillo, were sidelined with Covid-19.


The 20-year old will need another exemption from the NRL to play again before round 11.

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Told you guys

2 year extension

Now why won't you believe me when I say Jake's playing lock this week????

 

[AlzzBulldog]

Told you guys

Now why won't you believe me when I say Jake's playing lock this week????

Alamoti centre?

 

[CrittaMagic69]

Alamoti centre?

Yes

 

[stingray]

why wasnt kiraz noticed when he was a juniour bulldog?

 

[CrittaMagic69]

@AlzzBulldog sorry I can't do this to you again, I made it up