Showing posts with label Roosters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roosters. Show all posts

Roosters make big changes to leadership group

The Roosters have locked in their leadership structure for the 2025 season, with James Tedesco remaining skipper while Lindsay Collins and Victor Radley have been promoted to new roles after the club lost a stack of experience. Tedesco has led the side since 2021 and will enter the new season with a couple of new deputies after Luke Keary and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves moved to the Super League. The experienced duo have been replaced by Collins and Radley who will serve as vice-captains as the Roosters turn to two of their most senior figures in a year where the top-eight credentials are already being questioned. The club may have lost a lot of talent but they have still managed to name a strong leadership group that includes Connor Watson, Angus Crichton, Nat Butcher, Spencer Leniu, Sam Walker and new recruit Chad Townsend. “James has been an outstanding leader for our club. He is highly respected, and his professionalism and drive set the standard for those around him,” Roosters coach Trent Robinson said. “Lindsay and Victor bring tremendous energy and commitment, and their leadership qualities continue to grow. “We have a strong group of players who understand what it means to represent the Sydney Roosters, and this leadership group will play a key role in driving our standards in 2025.”

Broncos fume as Roosters pinch 'Addo-Carr clone'

The Roosters have pinched a Josh Addo-Carr clone from the Broncos - and Brisbane aren't happy about it.Tyreece Tait, a winger who scorches across the football field, has signed a two-year deal with the Roosters this week.The 17-year-old was rated among the best schoolboy talents in Queensland over the past couple of seasons and was being groomed for big things by the Broncos.But the Roosters stepped in and gave the youngster an attractive offer to make the move to Sydney."Tyreece is lightning fast and runs 100 metres in 11 seconds flat which is right up there with Addo-Carr," his manager, former NSW and Kangaroos star Matt Adamson, told Wide World of Sports."He feels he has more opportunity at the Roosters and will start in the SG Ball Cup next season and then hopefully move into the NRL squad in 2025."Tait attended Wavell High School, one of the best breeding grounds for rugby league talent north of the Tweed.