Best player signing of the Koukash era?

Ben Murdoch-Masila by far.

If he was that good,we should get him back!

To be fair to Sheens, he came in as a Director of Rugby, even though he always wanted a coaching role. Instead of undermining Watson, he worked to his best ability for Salford. Was shrewd, and identified the areas we needed to become more professional in. When a coaching role became available, the temptation was too great and he rightly chose to do what he craved. I have no doubt that Sheens was one of the catalysts of our current ethos. If nothing else, he provided a buffer between MK and the playing squad that was sorely needed. Even MK recognised such qualities and was happy for Sheens to take on the roles he was so unequipped to take on.

He may have moved on, but I think his service to our club is larger than people think.

Dobson has a good replacement in Carney though, Warrington match. Hope he stays next year and has a good pre season.

Carnster I think you're right re Sheens. I listened to him gives coaching talk, went on for hours but enthralling. He was the one who picked Watson, got the 4 playmakers going, bought young tough players and brought in the Spice cheaply from Oz. He also got rid of the idiots, those on too much money and those too old; all to Leigh.

So Sheens the best and the worst our ex GB coach, now with Toronto, who must have made a couple of bob with all those dealings. He ruined the team we had, took away the club culture and left with pockets lined no doubt and with most of the players drawing their pensions or having tantrums.

Would be a good shout mate but even though born in England, Koppy represents Wales.

this..

Penrith released rising New Zealand international Te Maire Martin on Friday to join North Queensland, while the Roosters parted ways with fellow Kiwi Shaun Kenny-Dowall.



The veteran three-quarter is favoured to link with Newcastle, probably before the June 30 deadline, pending the outcome of his court case for cocaine possession on Wednesday.



The Knights had tabled the veteran centre a three-year deal worth more than $1.2 million prior to his arrest on May 29.



Newcastle took the deal off the table but it’s understood the club will most likely reopen talks with the 29-year-old back.



Club officials will meet this week to discuss the prospect of luring Kenny-Dowall to the Hunter.



The Knights impressed with the long-serving Rooster when they met him in April, but they remain undecided about his signature.



English Super League club Salford have also expressed an interest in signing Kenny-Dowall after his release from the Roosters.

www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/hundred-nrl-players-without-deals-for-2018-as-june-30-midseason-deadline-looms/news-story/c3814b2bfdc01ceddf536f6de321e1d6