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Rugby League players who could have/could make the switch

Hugh Jarse

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
Over the years, NRL players have gravitated to a one size fits all, less the dummy 1/2 and hooker which can be a short nugetty fellow.

In AFl, again the players are either lanky galoots or short nugetty fellows, although there can be a couple more of these in the field than in mungoball.

The only option for the stout, slow and strong lad is Heavensgame, where they can still make an impact, and attract the eye of a selector.
 
T

TOCC

Guest
The bloke Is already on track to be one of the NRLs highest paid... Need to sign them before they get big

Agreed he is an awesome talent though
 
T

TOCC

Guest
Jeez we could use someone of his physique in the centers right about now
 
bryce

bryce

Darby Loudon (17)
I read the other day that Inglis signed with Souths for another 4 or 5 years or something. Shame.
 
Hugh Jarse

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
Slightly off topic but related.

There is a rugby player that is desperate to make it in RL. Retired International Rugby Player as well. Said on a Promo on Fox sports that if he wasn't a professional Rugby player he would probably be a WWE pro wrestler. Has an ego and attitude that is more suited to mungo than heavensgame.

Guess who?
 
Hugh Jarse

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
Money is not an issue apparently. He recognises that salary cap is an issue in Mungoland, and they may not be able to afford him at current rates.

Didn't know that the team best suited to his mungo skills, Moore Park Magpies A Grade team, were subject to Salary Cap but you learn new stuff every day.
 
en_force_er

en_force_er

Geoff Shaw (53)
The little Melbourne Storm back wearing the helmet in the GF with the ridiculous high work rate (I think his name is Anthony Quinn but I'm not sure, I don't watch much league) would be great in union (or 'rugby' for the sticklers).

He was everywhere with little touches and defensive efforts. A high work rate style would be much more suited to Union which rewards 1%ers a lot more.
 
jimmydubs

jimmydubs

Dave Cowper (27)
en_force_er said:
The little Melbourne Storm back wearing the helmet in the GF with the ridiculous high work rate (I think his name is Anthony Quinn but I'm not sure, I don't watch much league) would be great in union (or 'rugby' for the sticklers).

He was everywhere with little touches and defensive efforts. A high work rate style would be much more suited to Union which rewards 1%ers a lot more.
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Dane Nielsen maybe? He had a skull cap on and was playing centre. Looked sublime in defence compared to the other centre (Chambers) in the rush up and in defence.
Don't like mungo ball much, but I will sometimes catch some of a Storm match. They somehow combine clinicality with flair.
 
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