Briers is gone mate....no regrets, its a good move for club and player. Once he gets a CC final then thats his career complete with us.

Are you forgetting the Grand Final, surely he will want that as his final hurrah





As well as a CC winners medal

i heard that that stuff they were selling in Ramblas was cheap but how much did you smoke

Sorry if all ready mentioned. www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 22,00.html

Sorry if all ready mentioned. www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 22,00.html

Surprise, surprise.
All the inside rumour is that this was a done deal with Warrington months ago.

Please merge this thread all this mentioned on another thread

That's why i said sorry, if mentioned, tbh i couldn't be bothered reading all 7 pages of the other thread.

I wonder whether people are getting premature about Myler being a top player for us for the next 12-15 years or whatever.

Remember when McAvoy came through Salford twelve years ago or so, he was touted as Britains answer to Mal Meninga (yes really) at the time. Graham Holroyd was also supposed to be a genius when he emerged at Leeds.

Myler looks like he has got potential so is worth looking at, but breaking the bank for.....? Remember the Kevin Penny hype two years back.

he is the best young english halfback in the game by a country mile,worthy of a transfer fee and worth signing on something like a 5 year deal,that is my take on matters anyway.

i just its a gamble by warrington the lad has played half a season in super league and everyone is bigging him up
just i thought buy him loan him back to salford for a season and keep lee and monas just to give Myler more time to learn his trade away from the fickle fans of warrington

Can't be worse than playing a hooker there.

Whilst signing Myler would be something of a gamble, the fact remains that if Wire, or more accurately Simon Moran, can afford it, then he is no bigger a gamble than any other half back we may decide to go after.

As for those questioning his experience??...Well, a certain Lee Briers was a virtual novice when we signed him up....Yes, there was very little cost to his transfer, but the risk factor involved with him was probably greater than it is for Myler, and whether you are a fan of Briers or not, it cannot be argued that he has been a good servant to the club.

Ultimately, if Simon Moran decides he has enough spare cash going from his Oasis promotions and he fancies a punt on a potentially future great, then I think we should just let him take that so-called gamble...