DCE could play until he is 40 years old. Who will sign it?

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He is 36 years old, and has lost only 23 games in 15 seasons at the highest levels and only a handful of those for injury. He played 25 games for Queensland and 21 for Australia. Cherry-Evans is so durable and the only person who really confronts him on that front is Cameron Smith.

I have no doubts that he can play until he turns 40 if he wants it. It is still among the first three brothers of the NRL and condition that it will be available, it will play again for Queensland.

But our half who age are playing longer and in the late 1930s, in part because the game deals with them more than ever. They are not affected after kicking and can go online without being destroyed in the back.

Dady is quite intelligent even with the way he defends himself. He gets out of the line trying to cut the opposition ball players and have Haumole Olakau’Atu defend alongside him doesn’t even hurt. Nobody is exactly approaching to the left shoulder, right?

The Gauls had a war case following all the players who left in the last year and saw the Cooper Cronk model work perfectly when they signed him at the end of his career, offering them two prizes in the trial.

What the roosters offer more than anyone else is around what his life seems post-footy.

Whether it wants to enter the media or elsewhere, the contacts that the Council of Rooster has are the best of the game and are a huge advantage in the contractual interviews. Bulldogs also have this, where Phil Gould has a lot of swaying together with the Laundy family as the main sponsor.

The way everything has gone on everything, and it will still do so, only the stigma reaffirms which is sometimes not a popular figure. Obviously there were the problems in Manly at the beginning of his career with the Senior players but, personally, since I worked with him during his first two years in Manly, I have always found him a young respectful and great boy.

Otherwise, the soap work of the Rugby League never fails to deliver. And perhaps the happiest person of the game with the Cherry-Evans saga is Dylan Brown – he prevented us from talking about him.

Old Sheriff and New Sidekick in the Penrith dynasty

On the footy and I still I can’t believe that Penrith approached the storm last week.

I thought that Melbourne was winning and winning well even before Nathan Cleary went down with a blow to the head, but the panthers know their game better than anyone else.

They never stop competing and an 88 % completion rate in wet and fatty conditions was simply incredible. They love grinding, they are not bored – and this is the physical form that it is as important as the physical form.

Isaah Yeo is a phenomenal leader and went to another level once Cleary has been forced to turn on. He exceeded tools as he ran like a rowing and a ball game as a means of contrast.

Lindsay Smith is also emerging as a quality companion. In the three games of the season he played great minutes and Yeo is using it in attack outside. Smith has a surprisingly good hand for support – there is a background of crickets behind – and is taking the ball, turning and passing itself, which stops the external defense that rushes.

He has already presented a couple of attempts already this year, including the first week of Brian to’o, and you can already see the trust that Yeo has in the young seine.

Trent Toelau arrives at n. 7 against the South e It’s just another Panthers child who knows his job in this Penrith system. I was really impressed by his performance in a second team against Manly in the tests when the panthers won easily.

Look for his threat and a strong game of kicks.

Latrell can play full -back and in the center … at the same time

As for Souths, this game, although against a team of Penrith in less than resistance, will give us a good idea of ​​where they really find themselves. They knocked on two teams in difficulty in dragons and dolphins, but when they came across a higher team in Cronula, they were absolutely affected.

Latrell Mitchell is returning from his injury to the knee tendon against the Gauls next week, which is nice to listen and leave Wayne Bennett with a big call to make.

The question mark on how to bring it back directly to the full -back is only what has been able to do in the last six weeks. Personally, I would play it at the left center with Jack Wighton who stops for the following three or four weeks so that Latrell can build his form of fitness.

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What I would do in the attacker situations is rotating it with Jye Gray. So, from the sets played for penalties, Scrum and some abandonments, I would have Latrell to full -back and gray in the left center. In this way you involved Latrell, chasing the moments in a game and putting the defense on the edge.

This week, however, Penrith will continue to grind and wait for Souths to break the stadium accor on a dewy surface and in a low -score match. They won a great ending last year against Melbourne in the same way.

It is a great test for the external shoulders of the Rabbitoh against Penrith’s football and be able to help their attackers win the battle of Yardage. Cody Walker’s patience in producing the right comedy at the right time will also be the key, but I see that the panthers are too strong again.

Joey’s suggestion: Penrith of eight

First Triplor: Brian To’o

Man of the match: Isaah Yoo

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