I think the difficulty is that because of the injury situation that's already mounted up, the club now doesn't have much of a choice. They have to recruit despite wanting to hold their nerve until later in the season. And given that we are only two games in, options aren't necessarily there as to who is available and we're still in a similar position to where we were last year in terms of attracting players. The club has done a great job of changing perceptions off the field IMO that will hopefully encourage people to sign for us but we've still got work to do on the field. The Catalans result was a great advertisement for us moving forward but the Wigan result was obviously a setback. So signings aren't going to be ideal or necessarily better quality than we already have. We may find ourselves still taking risks on injury statuses and having to dish out some long term contracts that we ideally wouldn't want to be doing. But if it's the difference between getting some bodies in or not, we've got to do it. Given that injuries are already mounting up, do the club still need to be addressing further changes behind the scenes?

[quote="Cuddleclub":3dgm0te0]Perham would fit right in as well, just done his ACL[/quote:3dgm0te0] Of course he has. Wonder how Te Whare is getting on in Japan.

[quote="Dave K.":3e014lyl]Of course he has. Wonder how Te Whare is getting on in Japan.[/quote:3e014lyl] He scored a good try other week, looks really fit to be fair. We’d soon sort that out

Only quota prop I'd take would be Amone, as he would make a huge difference, can't see the Bulldogs letting him go before the season has even started.

Can Morgan Smithies back prop or backrow?

[quote="Dave K.":jix32j6d]Can Morgan Smithies back prop or backrow?[/quote:jix32j6d] He's played 2nd row and loose forward in Canberra. Cant see him coming to us but if we throw enough money at him and his gametime reduces in NRL then who knows