Kenny

Now, the reason why this is interesting is because he's doing a deal for one year with the Dragons and then he's going to Papua New Guinea for the big money in Papua New Guinea.

Why we find it interesting is because if you look at the Pezzet deal this year, it hasn't worked.

But, Kenny, there's no way you can convince me that Pezzet would have signed

for Parramatta to play New South Wales Cup because he could have been in Melbourne playing New South Wales Cup.

Well, no, he had another year on his contract, which he agreed to break with them.

The thing that I find interesting about Connor Watson is that he still has another year at the Roosters.

You know, he's well established in the eastern suburbs.

You know, he loves walking down there.

I think the club keys are moving on though.

He really benefited from the 14th man concept.

Let's talk about the great Gus Gould, who has been on the buy round with your mate, Jimmy.

Bat Leon, swimming against the tide.

I get it, Kenti.

Well, let's talk about a few of the things he said.

But I'm surprised at some of the things he said, yes.

So one of the things he said was, Galvin isn't the long-term seven for the Bulldogs.

It's like one of those dogs, you know, that just keeps biting at a scab, you know, and they end up putting the plastic thing around it so it can't bite at your scab.

I don't know how we get that on Gus.

Kenty...

It's interesting Gould talks about Galvin not being the long-term solution because last week we spoke about whispers that we'd been hearing about Sam Walker as being a potential solution for the Bulldogs.