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Been a big disappointment overall. Anonymous or injured for most parts.

Agreed, overall very disappointing signing. surprised he managed to get back to the NRL.

I thought that then I remembered that Josh Reynolds weren’t back and played a few games this year and he was definitely worse than Sezer.

Reynolds was awful for the Dogs as well. I think the Tigers have a lot of young players, so were probably after someone to lead the team. Not sure why they'd go for Sezer to do that but good luck to him.

Given they way he has played most weeks, and assuming we sing someone to replace him, he won’t really be missed.

Let’s hope that whoever gets the 7 shirt next season will be a bit more dynamic and committed.

Along with Austin, he'll be a player we talk about in 10 years time saying "oh yeh, completely forgot he played for us!"

A stark reminder that big names don't always work out...

Yeah poor signing overall. Looked disinterested more often than not or injured.

One of our worst signings ever.

Infuriating player.

Capable of producing moments of magic but more often has been riddled with injuries, seemed massively uninterested and has generally been pretty bog standard for a supposed impact player.

Hopefully now the decks are being cleared, the pressure is off and he can go out on a high and maybe remembered in a more positive light.

Heres hoping.

Sezer interview in the SMH -

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"It’s been a really good experience, but I’m really keen to get home – I’ve been thinking about it for a long time,” he said.

“Driving to games, thinking about going home, it’s not healthy. I’m over the moon to be coming back to Australia and back in the NRL, to have the opportunity to play there again."

What a guy.... good riddance.

There's no doubt he's been a disappointing signing. There's obviously a good player in there, but his Leeds career has been hampered by regular injuries and inconsistent form, and age has probably caught up with him to a certain extent. A good example of an Agar signing that looked great on paper if he played to his full potential every week.

Unfortunately the other big Agar signings have been similarly disappointing, with disciplinary issues, injuries, health, and mental issues all coming to the fore at different times - Tetevano, Fusitua, Austin and Bentley - we could also throw in Gale and maybe others as well. It goes to show the big risk in great 'on paper' signings. It's likely that a big reason we took a punt on Austin was the chance of reproducing the Austin-Sezer combination seen at Canberra, but I don't think it ever really got going for one reason or other.

Sinfield was doing the decision making when Sezer was signed up.

One does not criticise the Sinfield.