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David Codey (61)
^^^^^ if he was ever recruited by a Rugby franchise, they'd better ensure there are no eggs in the fridge in the breakout room
Glass half full view would say JOC (James O'Connor) talented young footballer who lost his way on personal side. and look at how that turned out!
Glass half full view would say JOC (James O'Connor) talented young footballer who lost his way on personal side
I am probably better leaning to love league more as too many glass half empty rugby supporters
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Whatever you think, mate. As for me, I make my own mind up about things, what other posters think is interesting, but the game is the thing. And the game is rugby.
League is as boring as batshit.
Can we try and keep this bloke. Why do the Newington dual coders go to League?
http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/tyr...s/news-story/c2924b8773e67717540b5aeb593e30ef
Mate according to the article he was offered big money from France but opted for League. We were likely never really in it.
Can we try and keep this bloke. Why do the Newington dual coders go to League?
http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/tyr...s/news-story/c2924b8773e67717540b5aeb593e30ef
I actually think it's a better call long term. Those guys that go to France or Japan first seem to disappear, whereas those that develop here and succeed get an impressive end of career pay day anyway.
There's no doubt in my mind that if Edwin Maka stayed in Melbourne he'd be starting for the Rebels and probably be pushing to be the Wallabies 8 currently (given the injuries) and be the Rebels' first locally developed success.
They just don't develop careers well over there, a young bloke would only end up play 5 games a year.
I've often wondered what came of Edwin Maka. Surprised he hasn't come home looking to try his luck here.
Then the Rebs should be on the phone to his management starting talks to bring him home. Just finished watching his highlight from the 14/15 Top14 season and for such a big fella he's very mobile. I think he'd do quite well playing in the more open style that Super Rugby fosters.
He's on the Toulouse bench every week, I think he covers just about every position in the forwards (bar hooker).
The fact he's yet to play for Tonga means he either hopes to play for France or Australia, but my bet is France (or he'd be over here).
As above, he signed a 5 year deal which seems to be nearing its end. Maybe he does want to play for France. But that shouldn't stop anyone here talking to him.
7 games last season. 6 in the league, 1 in the Challenge Cup.
3 so far this season.
I think only one last season was a start.
Between Parisse, Alberts, the other South African and a handful of Frenchies, he's gonne have a hard time IMO.