I guess if Noble doesn't want them he will get the Doc to pay them up and let them go at the end of the season. Surfice to say I doubt any of them would have been offered more than a 1 year deal if Noble had been in situ from the start of the season.
I'm not that sure that Foran won't turn into a decent player myself as there are signs but with Mauro I agree he doesn't look like he is SL class never mind NRL grand final material.

I don't really want to pick on individuals, but enough is enough. The three Aussies who are regularly picked look extremely unfit. This is half way through the season, so no excuses please. If they aren't unfit, they simply aren't good enough. Even for us. Either that, or they just aren't interested.

One is no better than Sneyd. Another is no better than Owen. And the last is no better than James. Hopefully the more enthusiastic, British talent we have won't be made expendable for their sakes

I don't like singling out individuals either but they have to go it's as simple as that. I just can't see anything to suggest they will come good.

I can't really disagree with what's been said above.

I guess one problem we might face is that these 3 players have been so poor this season that no-one will be willing to take them off our hands.

They may be alright at championship level where the speed of the game and intensity is much lower. If Salford offered to pay say 65% of the contract then teams in the championship could be tempted. A championship club could use some imagination like giving them day jobs such as working in the club shop, washing the kit and cutting the grass to justify the extra wages.

You're in the wrong job.
Become a sports administrator.
Or,maybe just leave the logistics to the professionals

I don't think anyone should lose sight of the fact that the signings were made against a backdrop of the club being hugely in debt and 2 players NOT signed by Veivers being part of a winding-up order for non-payment of wages.
I would guess the recruitment of Mauro and Foran was made last November when Veivers was in Australia.

It doesn't excuse just signing any overseas players willing to jump on a plane. The fact is Vievers made a terrible error of judgement on the quality, cost and contract duration of these signings and now Noble has inherited a major problem that needs sorting out.

Correct

Appearing in GF's (Tim Jonkers ) is no guarantee you are making a good signing.
Paul Carige appeared in a Grand Final for the Eels , and regularly comes top in worst overseas signing ever ,
the above 3 ' Stooges ' are pushing him close

Bad but not that bad.......yet......

Didn't Paul Carige single-handedly lose the Grand Final for Parramatta?

There are always risks with every signing-particularly those from overseas.
Peter Gentle at Hull FC signed a regular from the NRL in Seymour and he has suffered from depression with the much reported end to his career at that club.I would suspect more money was spent on him.
We have also had one 'supporter' having a go at Foran on Twitter.Hardly helpful.
I don't have the best links but I have one touching on Matt King having a difficult first year at Warrington and Morley in
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There is also the 'other brother' syndrome which appears to be a very difficult task to overcome.
I have just watched the Sky coverage of the Etihad victory and it was Foran who got under Pickersgill to save a certain try.That determination has not been repeated by anyone in the 2 subsequent 80 minute appearances.

Be a good test to see how Noble gets an improvement from Foran knowing the upheaval at the club over the past months/year.

There is a quote I quite like from Ella Wilcox -[i A pat on the back is only a few vertebrae removed from a kick in the pants, but is miles ahead in results. [/i

I remember a Mr Richards being slated by the gooners in his first season.

I think Foran has done ok but is he worth the contract and the build up he got, I would say no. Mauro is shocking. You could ask anyone to go and do what he does (or doesn't) on the pitch.

I am baffled by Noble's playing of McGoldrick. He is clearly past it and has done little since being in the team other than almost bring us a defeat against Castleford in the last minutes with some rank indiscipline.

I do think Noble should throw the youngsters in. If there has been one success this season it is the emergence of young players.

Fages shows promise but is not yet a first choice Super League scrum half but his experience this year has put him on the way to being one.

Sneyd has made errors for sure but has been one of better players this season. I am mystified why Owen is not getting in the side. He brings pace and creativity around the play the ball. Him and Godwin worked perfectly well together.

Walne has gone well since he came in the side and Evalds too has never let himself down.

Surely, they must all get extended runs between now and the end of the season. They may just save us some money that can be invested elsewhere.

Agree totally stadge

Interesting to see the emergence of youngsters this year at other clubs in Super League and the quality of those from Championship clubs.
I would prefer the youngsters to start away from home but after Monday night they may just be the way to keep the supporters onside.
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Certainly looking good for Jam tomorrow