Mitch Rein?

[Big J]

Mitch Rein?

 

[Good Times]

Mitch Rein?

It's a bit drizzly, yeah.

 

[BTP]

Mitch Rein?

Should be fine on satdy night, cloudy, little bit dewy

 

[OnTilt]

Should be fine on satdy night, cloudy, little bit dewy

Nah he did his acl as well.

 

[HarVeeGee13]

They call him Rein because that’s the thing you pull on to slow a horse down. He has a similar impact on your team’s attack.

 

[danknights]

Yeah nah yeah nah. Definitely nah. I'd be better off lacing back up.

 

[slotmachine]

Would prefer Mann and Crossland.

Unfortunately will be struggling big time to do better

 

[jamesgould]

Thought he retired about a decade ago.

 

[MattyM]

Would rather sh*t in my hands and clap.

 

[Junior]

Tyson Smoothy is my obvious choice, got little experience but was in a great system and is still quite young. Genuine 9 as well

 

[Knightly Member]

I think Mitch's best position is left right out

 

[HarVeeGee13]

Tyson Smoothy is my obvious choice, got little experience but was in a great system and is still quite young. Genuine 9 as well

Also has the size and physicality to do minutes as a middle forward. It’d be a good pick up. I think he could be a good Mitch Kenny type (but he’s a better passer), someone who can start the game and take the sting out of it before Brailey/Crossland comes on, and then also come back on later and play some time at lock if needed/desired. I’ve said elsewhere that I think this is going to become a more common tactic in future.

 

[listo]

Mitch Rein?

After reading this thread, I believe it’s a firm NO.
I’m the same as James, I thought he’d retired long ago too

Edit. Just had a look, he’s 32, not 42 like I thought