Ben Barba, Michael Ennis to be among 10 new faces in Cronulla Sharks 2015 round one line-up Mick Ennis, Ben Barba, and Mitch Brown are three big signings for the Sharks. CRONULLA'S round one 2015 team will be completely unrecognisable to the line-up that ran out to kick off 2014, as the wooden spooners hope to put a horror year behind them. The exits of several household names combined with the arrival of two stars and a clearing casualty ward could see as many as 10 new faces in the Sharks" 17 to line up in March. Here's a look at the round one team from 2014 and a possible 17 to kick off 2015 as the Sharks start to rebuild from the rubble. Round 1 2014: Michael Gordon, Sosaia Feki, Blake Ayshford, Jonathan Wright, Beau Ryan, Todd Carney, Daniel Holdsworth, Andrew Fifita, John Morris, Bryce Gibbs, Matt Prior, Wade Graham, Paul Gallen (c). Interchange: Isaac De Gois, Sam Tagataese, Tupou Sopoaga, Siosaia Vave, Tinirau Arona. Possible Round 1 2015 line-up: Michael Gordon, Sosaia Feki, Mitch Brown, Ricky Leutele, Valentine Holmes, Ben Barba, Jeff Robson, Andrew Fifita, Mick Ennis, Sam Tagataese, Luke Lewis, Wade Graham, Paul Gallen (c). Interchange: Tinirau Arona, Chris Heighington, Anthony Tupou, Jayson Bakuya. One of the positives to come out of Cronulla's dismal 2014 was the exposure it provided the club's young stars to top level rugby league. Would the likes of Fa'amanu Brown, Valentine Holmes, Jacob Gagan or even Sosaia Feki, Ricky Leutele, and Tinirau Arona got a game at many of the competition's other clubs? Feki and Leutele in particular proved to be frightening talents, and they'll both hold down starting positions in a promising young backline. Andrew Fifita will be almost like a new signing for the Sharks in 2015. Missing from round one in 2014 was Luke Lewis, Jeff Robson, Chris Heighington, and Anthony Tupou. Bringing those players back in alone gives the Sharks a more fearsome look, but the addition of Mick Ennis is set to be an even bigger game changer. Ennis had a superb 2014 with the grand finalist Bulldogs and will bring a huge amount of leadership and belief to the side. It's hard to say Ben Barba's a trade up from Todd Carney at five-eighth, but he gives the Sharks attack a different look and sometimes a change is as good as a holiday. If the majority of Cronulla's big name forwards can have a relatively injury free 2015, that's a great place to start. While Ennis is the only notable addition to the pack, the return of Gallen and Fifita to regular football would be enough to give the Sharks a massive boost. Michael Ennis (right) is a big signing for the Sharks. Beau Ryan (retired) may not have ever been the best winger in the competition, but he provided experience to an otherwise green backline and spirit to a dressing room that must have sometimes felt like a morgue in the past two years. The departures of John Morris (retired), Michael Lichaa (Bulldogs) and Isaac De Gois (mid-season to Eels) also makes the Sharks hooking stocks paper thin despite the big money signing of Ennis. Even at full strength the Sharks look quite thin up front, so if they pass up on the uncontracted Bryce Gibbs, as looks likely, Shane Flanagan will need to find someone to assist Tagataese and the Fifita twins. Reports continue to link Cronulla with St George Illawarra utility Gerard Beale, who would be a walk up starter in the centres and would add class to a fairly green backline if a deal can be done. Which Ben Barba will turn up for the Sharks? Pic: Darren England Source: News Corp Australia Beale would join young gun Jack Bird as a recruit from Cronulla's arch rivals, and the possibility has been raised that the 19-year-old Bird could also pinch hit in the centres, although his long-term position is in the back row. Finally, and most crucially, Ben Barba. Which Barba will turn up in the Shire? If it's the Barba of 2012, Cronulla fans will soon be saying Todd Who? If it's the Barba of most of 2014, the Sharks could be in for another long season. Originally published as Sharks to have 10 new faces in round one