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Wallabies 2025

BDA

Jim Lenehan (48)
What do we think the odds are on Marky Mark (Nawaqanitawase) resigning with RA? Gotta be decent and if your RA you 'd be tempted to put a decent offer on the table. He seems to have genuine interest the world cup and his good form warrants a good offer. Plus, much like JAS, it wouldnt hurt to sign another player who leagies are now familiar with to draw more press and eyeballs from the public / press. Worth the investment.

Rooster will probably offer him a 5 or 6 year contract, which might be too good to pass up.
 

TSR

Steve Williams (59)
League doesn’t tend to value their wingers too highly. Can’t afford to tie up too much of your salary cap with a winger. However he’s certainly doing his best to put himself in the frame for a big increase.

Hopefully a home World Cup is enough to entice him.
 

Hogie

Herbert Moran (7)
Bringing Nawaqanitawase back on a big-money deal sets a dangerous precedent. While I’d love to see him in Wallabies colours again, doing it this way could encourage more young players to leave Union for League, knowing they can be lured back with inflated contracts.

In my opinion, the better pathway for his return would be through Rugby 360 or via an overseas club—something that doesn’t risk destabilising the current player landscape.
 

BDA

Jim Lenehan (48)
Bringing Nawaqanitawase back on a big-money deal sets a dangerous precedent. While I’d love to see him in Wallabies colours again, doing it this way could encourage more young players to leave Union for League, knowing they can be lured back with inflated contracts.
Id reckon it would actually be a great look if we had one of the nrls best backs converting back to play in a home world cup. Pretty unique circumstance too so i cant see it setting a bad precedent. Plus RA needs to do anything they can to win in 2027
 

North Liberty

Bob McCowan (2)
Id reckon it would actually be a great look if we had one of the nrls best backs converting back to play in a home world cup. Pretty unique circumstance too so i cant see it setting a bad precedent. Plus RA needs to do anything they can to win in 2027
He’s been the BEST NRL winger this year .. (not that they’ll ever admit it ..)

heck they changed the NRL rules cause of him , otherwise he was a shoe in for rookie of the year
 

Upthemaroon!

Sydney Middleton (9)
He’s been the BEST NRL winger this year .. (not that they’ll ever admit it ..)

heck they changed the NRL rules cause of him , otherwise he was a shoe in for rookie of the year
Alright so not taking anything away from Mark because he has done some ELECTRIC stuff with the ball in hand, but objectively he has made multiple defensive errors and he looked a little clueless every now and then. Toia will win rookie of the year, even if the NRL didn't change the rules.
 

Crashy

Desmond Connor (43)
With Toole playing pretty well and guys like Reilly in the queue - will he make that much of a difference?
My fear is that once you become a mungo, you always have that bit of mungo in you. ( JAS aside).
 

Strewthcobber

Nick Farr-Jones (63)
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With Toole playing pretty well and guys like Reilly in the queue - will he make that much of a difference?
My fear is that once you become a mungo, you always have that bit of mungo in you. ( JAS aside).
JAS aside, and also Manly's Tom Wright, and Ikitau who played league until he was 16, like JOC (James O'Connor), and obviously Jorgensen who played a fair bit as a youngster etc etc
 
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