Without wishing to go over old ground here, Briscoe moving on highlights a far greater issue for the club.
Why do players feel the need to go elsewhere in order to fulfill their ambitions? Obviously, financial gains are one reason, but in a salary cap sport there are restrictions placed on the monetary incentives that any club can place on the table.
We are clearly viewed as a perpetual mid table side who constantly under-achieve and as such this makes it difficult to hang onto players who have ambition. This is a problem that Adam Pearson needs to address otherwise we will simply be a feeder club for those higher up the ladder, no matter how many promising youngsters we produce.