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It will be interesting to see how Souths go without young Harry 2Dads at 10. He's been instrumental so far this season. Decent front row for Souths with one of the rare Rebels aligned players not at Wests at number 2.

Chris Feuai Sautia also comes to mind.

It's great news. I'm glad he's gone back to where he got his first break though.

The difference is Thorn did it for the love of the game and where his passion lay.

Doesn't he come with a truckload of baggage though?

Is this a comedy account?

Souths are doing fine with the new 10 on the block thanks

Maybe the difference is the Drua are specifically aligned with Fiji whereas Moana Pacifica is a somewhat vague affiliation of rugby playing island nations, albiet with a strong Samoan flavour.

The Zander effect would be strong in this.

I think I'm being misunderstood. I don't begrudge anyone looking for a better opportunity. I just think it's a shame for the club where a player starts as a kid and nurtures a love for the game misses out when a player chooses to move on. Success at a club brings a lot of benefits, including...

It's not a fuss. I just think it's a shame. I mean without people staying loyal to clubs there is no club rugby. The people who volunteer to make the club's run don't piss off for a sniff of helping at a more successful club. I haven't played at Souths for decades and only at junior level. I now...

I don't blame anyone for anything. I guess I'm old school, I like seeing juniors making the step up through the grades at their club, to me it's a part of ones identity. But no-one owes anyone anything. It's the modern world, do what's best for yourselves, everyone else does.

A shame because he's a Souths junior. GPS seem to think he's good enough to have a crack from the bench.

Moses Jones is one of Quades younger brothers isn't he? Big shame he left the nest. I'm probably wrong but didn't Jack Straker play for the Magpies at some stage also?

Except he was ripe for the choosing last year and we knew we were short on props at the time. Brumbies came calling late. It was a massive balls up. Again. Too much good talent slipping through the cracks. Usually to the ACT

Whatever floats your boat. I was just pointing out that the pubs and clubs are closed those two and a half day's of the year unless you're a casino. I'm happy for the Easter break, religious significance or not.

I recall Sundays split into two sessions. 10-12 then 2-4 at least until the mid to late 80s

Christmas Day and half Day Anzac Day

For two and a half days a year, I guess it is.

Somewhere in the vicinity of 90% would be almost. 59% is a little over half. Clearly