{"id":18124,"date":"2021-01-04T19:13:16","date_gmt":"2021-01-04T20:13:16","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sportinfo.pro\/?p=18124"},"modified":"2021-01-05T00:02:43","modified_gmt":"2021-01-05T00:02:43","slug":"moylan-saves-sharks-career-with-raw-admission","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sportinfo.pro\/?p=18124","title":{"rendered":"Moylan saves Sharks career with raw admission"},"content":{"rendered":"

A brutally honest Matt Moylan<\/a> has convinced Sharks<\/a> coach John Morris that he is ready to turn his career around in 2021.<\/p>\n

Moylan has been a bitter disappointment for the past three years at the Sharks after joining the club as an Origin and Test player on big money from Penrith.<\/p>\n

But after his career hit rock bottom last season, Moylan had a heart-to-heart chat with Morris and the coach was pleasantly surprised by what he heard.<\/p>\n

"I talked to Matt and he was the first to admit what he has served up hasn't been good enough," Morris told Wide World Of Sports.<\/p>\n

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"He knows he has to step up this year and his whole attitude and body language have been great.<\/p>\n

"He took a few suggestions I made on board and he has been terrific at training.<\/p>\n

"With Shaun Johnson (Achilles) set to miss the start of the season, it's vital for us for Matt to step up and I think you will see the best of him again this year."<\/p>\n

At 29, Moylan still has plenty of football in him – if he remains motivated and injury-free.<\/p>\n

MANLY POACHES YOUNG GUN FROM STORM<\/strong><\/p>\n

Manly has pinched one of the best young centre prospects in the game from the Storm, signing him to a four-year deal.<\/p>\n

Cayden Close is only 15 but was in hot demand after winning the Coffs Harbour Comets Best & Fairest award last season.<\/p>\n

A member of the NSW & Australian under 16s touch sides, he has lightning feet and after scoring six tries in a game against Group 19 early last year, had seven clubs on his trail.<\/p>\n

Also a star sprinter, he settled on Manly after some sweet talking from Sea Eagles recruitment boss Noel Cleal and will definitely be one to watch in coming years.<\/p>\n

The youngster will move to Sydney next season, where he has a full scholarship with St Joseph's College in Hunters Hill.<\/p>\n

\"Kyle<\/p>\n

COWBOYS FAVOURITE SET TO BE FIT FOR START OF SEASON<\/strong><\/p>\n

Crowd favourite Kyle Feldt<\/a> is on track to be right for the start of the new season with the Cowboys.<\/p>\n

Feldt – who would have been a certainty to make his State of Origin debut late last year before being ruled out by a groin injury, had surgery to correct the problem after the season.<\/p>\n

There were fears that he would struggle to miss the mid-March kickoff but the flying winger is back on the training ground and looking good.<\/p>\n

"Kyle is running freely and will be good to go," incoming Cowboys coach Todd Payten said.<\/p>\n

"He is a key man for us with his experience and ability to find the line so it's great news."<\/p>\n

With playmaker Michael Morgan also over a nagging shoulder injury, the signs are good for the Cowboys coming into 2021.<\/p>\n

\"Mose<\/p>\n

EX-NRL STAR CONTINUES REMARKABLE RECOVERY FROM FREAK ACCIDENT<\/strong><\/p>\n

Mose Masoe continues to make remarkable strides in his recovery from a freak accident that had doctors fearing he would never walk again a year ago this week.<\/p>\n

The former Panthers and Roosters prop is improving weekly – and is also confronting his demons.<\/p>\n

Masoe suffered the neck injury playing in a pre-season game for Hull KR at Wakefield and was paralysed from the chest down for many months.<\/p>\n

In a remarkable show of mental strength, he recently returned to the scene of the game, having his photo taken on the exact spot where the fateful tackle occured as a permanent reminder of the incident – and a show that he is slowly but surely regaining full movement.<\/p>\n

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